Harvest Fellowship Church

What do you do when you're being tested? How do you pass that test? Join us as we learn from the word of God

Tune in as we get the honor to introduce our new Lead Pastors Josh and Megan Thompson

Join us as we hear the word from guest speaker Josh Thompson

Join us for this 3rd and final installment in the Divine Timeline series, where Ps. Shawn Benson uses the life of Abraham to illustrate how God is divinely working in the "middle" season between the promise and the fulfillment. I do apologize, but we had some technical difficulties this week, so there is a break at 48 minutes. However, the vast majority of the content is in tact.

What if you are exactly where you are meant to be?  Join us for this second installment in the Divine Timeline series, where we excavate truths from Abraham's journey from promise to fulfillment.

What if you are exactly where you are supposed to be? What if in spite of all of the twists and turns, in spite of the stupid decisions that you made along the way, and in spite of the things that didn't quite go as expected, God in all of His omnipotence has you exactly where He wants you that His purposes may unfold? Join us as we explore the amazing journey of Abraham and discover the truth of just how invested God is in the details of your life.

When we look at our lives, is Jesus truly at the center of it all, or are we? The Apostle Paul says that we are to endure suffering with him as a good soldier, as a soldier in active duty doesn't entangle himself in the affairs of regular life, but rather seeks to please the one who enlisted him. Our lives are not our own. Are we willing to sacrifice for the King? Are we willing to lay down our lives to serve? Are we willing to be obedient to the call regardless of cost?

The greatest exchange of all is Jesus' life for your life, but that comes at a cost. Are you ready to pay that cost?

It's the most wonderful time of the year. Well, for some of us. For others, it's just a reminder of loss. What do we do with our grief? How to we manage? What does Jesus have for us in exchange? Whether you are grieved at the loss of a loved one or because of life choices, don't miss this 3rd message in The Gift Exchange.  

As we head into this holiday season one thing that we are all going to have to deal with is people. How do you navigate offense and keep the peace this Christmas? Join Ps. Shawn as he gives three different lessons on how to avoid and ultimately exchange your offense.

The holidays can truly be a stressful time.  So, what do we do with all of our stress? How can we exchange it, and what are we exchanging it for? Join us this week as Ps. Shawn launches this immensely practical Christmas series entitled "The Gift Exchange".

Are you a "glass is half empty" kind of person? Do you see life through negative lenses? I have news for you; this isn't a biblical perspective. Join us this week as Ps. Shawn wraps up the Back to the Basic series on gratefulness.

Today in our Back to the Basics series, Ps. Shawn discusses our work ethic.  Have we taken on mindsets that look more like the world, or do we have a biblical mindset, particularly as it relates to our employment?  What even is a biblical work ethic?  Join us this week as we ponder this important topic. 

This parable of the Good Samaritan (the good neighbor) is challenging, that's for sure. The Samaritan laid down his own opinions for the well-being of another human being, one that had traditionally been racist towards him by nature of their culture. But this week Ps. Todd high lights the twist in this story. What if there's a side of this story that we have never considered?

Have you ever struggled in understanding what aspect of the law, if any, you should obey this side of the cross? Why is it that some of the characters of the Bible seems to follow God's law well before it was ever even established? Join us this week as Ps. Matthew Morgan introduces us to part 4 of our Back to the Basics series.

It's time to get back to the basics! Join us as Ps. Todd continues our journey through the parables in Mt. 7 & Lk 6 where Jesus highlights the difference between those who submit to His leadership and those who are merely going through the motions.

If you have given your life to Christ, you can not stay the same. You have to change! In fact, if you do not have a desire to change, you have reason to question whether you are even saved. Join us this week as Ps. Shawn introduces a new hard hitting series, Back to the Basics.

The gift of tongues is arguably the oddest gift listed in 1 Cor.12. But I would wager that it's also the most misunderstood. And it's this misunderstanding that leads to a total prohibition of the gift in the public setting. Join us this week as Ps. Shawn breaks down the Apostle Paul's teaching on this subject and brings clarity to the public use of this gift.

Discerning or distinguishing of spirits is a critical gift in the body of Christ, and one that Jesus would like to release to you. Join us this week as we discover its design and purpose. Hint: It's not natural discernment.

God is still speaking today. Once you understand that, it's not much of a leap to think that He would then speak to you on behalf of others. Simple prophecy is just hearing God and saying what He says. Join us this week as we build our faith for hearing God and being used by Him to encourage others.

God is still the miracle worker and He wants to use you to do it.

This message is tied to the "He Really is that Small" message on the devil.  We don't want to yield any of the territory of our minds over to the enemy.  

Here's an oldy resurrected from the archives.  Here I talk about spiritual warfare and the real role the devil plays in our lives.  

Why do some scriptures seem to indicate that everyone can heal the sick and speak in tongues, and yet others seem to restrict those gifts to a select group of gifted people? Join us today as we dive into this topic.

The gift of faith is critical if we are going to accomplish all that God has for us. But what is it? How does it work....and what is faith in general? Join us this week as we dive into these questions and more.

The gits of the Holy Spirit aren't meant to make you look good, spiritual, or amazing in some way. They are tools meant to help others. Join us this week as Ps. Misty talks about the proper use of the gifts and the proper motivations behind them.

Did you know that God is still speaking today? Interestingly, many of the ways He speaks to us are outlined in 1Cor.12 in the form of spiritual gifts. Join us this week as we explore how God talks to us through the gift of a word of knowledge.

1 Corinthians 12 gives us a wonderful list of the "power" that is said to rest upon those who have been baptized in the Holy Spirit. Join us this week as we explore "a word of wisdom."

1 Cor. 12 gives us a list of "spiritual" or supernatural gifts that are an evidence that you have been baptized in the Holy Spirit, but God does set some parameters around the receipt of these gifts. Join us this week as we discover why some people receive gifts and others do not.

Phillip, after the church was scattered during a time of persecution, began preaching the gospel in Samaria with signs and wonders following.  Join us this week as we explore the process the Samaritans underwent as they were saved, baptized, and then filled with the Holy Spirit.  

The Holy Spirit comes to live in me at salvation as my helper, guide, teacher, comforter, etc., but He rests upon me to empower me for mission. We can not fulfill the great commission in Mark without the overshadowing of a supernatural God who empowers us to walk in the supernatural list that is said to follow those who believe. Join us as we explore the baptism that the Apostle John said Jesus would give us.

The great commission in Matthew emphasizes discipleship, but there's something that come before that. And this is the focus of the other great commission found in Mark. Join us this week as we explore the Holy Spirit and your empowerment in this new series.

In this series we have been talking about the church, it's function, and why God has called us to assemble together. Evangelism is one of those reasons, and no one is exempt. Listen this week as Ps. Misty introduces the "being your true self" evangelistic approach.

Many will tell you that the tithe is unbiblical, but are those critics correct? What does the New Testament say about funding the local church and paying ministers? What does it say about addressing the needs of the poor? Join us this week as we compare the Old and New Testaments to discover God's heart on this important subject.

Do as I say, not as I do....or at least that's what most of us have heard at some point during our formative years. Perhaps it was said as a joke, but the reality is that far too many still employ this mentality. The Apostle Paul, however, admonishes us, "follow me as I follow Christ." If we want to raise up children, spiritual and natural, we have to walk in righteousness, for they will ultimately walk according to what you have modeled.

God has expectations for the church and for what is meant to be accomplished through our assembling together. One of the marks of a true New Testament church is discipleship. We are called to GO and make disciples. Join us as we define exactly what is required if we are to be disciples of Jesus Christ.

The church isn't just a gathering of people connecting relationally. It's more than just 2 or more gathered together. God intends for some very specific things to come out of this special gathering, and one of the things we find is that God Himself has ordained that we come under godly leadership. Join us this week as Ps. Shawn Benson talks about the 5 ministry graces listed in Ephesians 4, and what they are meant to accomplish in the body of Christ.

Some suggest that a "church" is simply a gathering of 2 or more believers, but is that true?  I say NO!  The church is meant to be more than just connection and fellowship.  Join us this week as we explore Heb.10:24 to uncover some of the intention behind God's command for us to assemble and what we are supposed to accomplish by doing so.  

Do you know the real Jesus? Join us as Ps. Shawn Benson tells us the truth about Jesus' relationship with Judas.

In the 2024 Super Bowl, they aired a commercial about Jesus, stirring much controversy among Christians. Was this the woke Jesus or the real Jesus? Listen as Pastor Shawn Benson dives into the parable of the Good Samaritan in this deeply convicting message aiming to discover the real Jesus.

If you were watching the Super bowl in 2024, you probably saw a commercial about Jesus declaring, "He gets us." Many came out of the woodworks to discredit the commercial claiming that they misrepresented Jesus and the Gospel, some even calling this the "woke Jesus". Was this the "woke" Jesus or the "real" Jesus on display?  Join us for this Easter series and find out.

Hebrews 12:6 tells us that Father God scourges those He loves. Scourging was a gruesome and horrific torture inflicted upon criminals. Does Father God really do this to His children? Join us this week as Ps. Shawn helps us to understand why this scripture says what it says, and how it ultimately impacts us.

Grace defines this New Testament period that we are living in, but what it is? What is it meant to do for us?  Is it simply a covering for sin, or is there more to the story?  

Join us this week as Ps. Misty makes repentance practical.

Repentance is a necessary part of our faith, but it's more than a requirement. It's a gift! Join us this week as Ps. Misty unveils evangelical repentance that leads to abundant life.

Jesus, after introducing the end-times in Mt. 24, immediately begins to give us the roadmap for successfully navigating this season, and what's to come. Join us this week as Ps. Shawn explores the 4th and final admonition.

After introducing one of the greatest end-times chapters of the Bible, Jesus immediately gives us three parables that answer the question, what are we to do to prepare for these end-times?  Join us this week as we look at the parable of the talents.  

Jesus, in Mt. 24, rolls out the most comprehensive and sequential passage on the end-times that I think you will find in the whole of the New Testament. There are some pretty scary things listed there! So, how do we prepare for what's to come? What are we supposed to do? Well, Jesus tells us.

What is the church supposed to look like? Is what we are doing today biblical? Does it look anything like the book of Acts or should we tear it all down and start over?

This is the third installment in our Christmas series. This week Ps. Misty speaks to the "why" behind celebrating Christmas. Why would we as Christians celebrate this holiday here in 2024? Is it even biblical to do so?

Waiting is part of the kingdom, and I don't like it any more than you do. But what is the waiting for? How do we endure when it looks like the Word of God has failed us and there is no natural way our promise could be fulfilled?