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Series - The Gospel According to Zechariah pt. 15 Text - 9:1-8 by Paul Abeyta, pastor | Midweek Service | 01.28.26

At our Interactive Midweek Service, Pastor Femi Paul taught on Vantage Position, emphasising that victory is not only about effort but about positioning. A vantage position is a strategic location ordained by God that gives access to advantage, power, and divine intervention. From 2 Chronicles 20:17b, we were reminded that God's victory is revealed when we take our position, stand still, and trust Him to act. Using Luke 24:49 and the example of Elijah in 1 Kings 17, the message highlighted that promises are often tied to specific places, people, and timing. Those who abandon their vantage position risk missing power, provision, and divine instruction. Correct positioning means being with the right people, in the right place, at the right time, where God has commanded blessing and sustenance. Confession: I remain where God has positioned me. I access power, provision, and victory through divine positioning.

 A study in 2 Kings 13 from our Midweek Service at Harvest Fellowship with Pastor Paul Mowery.

Pastor Supo

Join us for a powerful time of worship and prayer, followed by Pastor Brenda's encouraging message on the Prayer of Petition. Be strengthened as you learn how to pray with confidence and alignment with God's will. Don't miss what the Lord wants to impart through this timely teaching!

Series - The Gospel According to Zechariah pt. 14 Text - 8:1-23 by Paul Abeyta, pastor | Midweek Service | 01.14.26

Pastor Wale

Pastor Femi Paul taught on the subject How Opportunity Works at our Interactive Midweek Service, emphasising that opportunities are often hidden in plain sight and require spiritual perception and intentional observation to recognise. Drawing from Jeremiah 17:6, he reminded the church that it is possible for good and opportunity to arrive without being seen. Jesus Himself declared, “I am the Way,” establishing that opportunities are often doorways disguised as ordinary moments. Through the case study of Acts 12, we saw that divine deliverance and advancement can occur quietly, without noise or drama, yet demand alertness and responsiveness. PFP highlighted indecision, hesitation, laziness, overconfidence, pain, and self pity as key tools the enemy uses to steal opportunities. Doors of opportunity often open quietly and require perception, not noise, to be recognised. He charged everyone not to judge 2026 by past experiences, nor to project pain or need when brought into proximity with greatness. Like Joseph, we are to present our gifting, capacity, and readiness. Opportunity favours those willing to prepare, adjust, step out of comfort zones, and act wisely in the moment God provides. Confession: Father, I receive eyes to see and wisdom to seize every opportunity You place before me. I will not miss my kairos moments through delay, fear, or distraction. I am prepared, perceptive, and ready to act wisely in 2026, in Jesus' name. Amen.

Pastor Eyewumi

 A study in 2 Kings 12 from our Midweek Service at Harvest Fellowship with Pastor Paul Mowery.

Midweek Service

12.31.25 | MIDWEEK SERVICE | PASTOR MARTY DARRACOTT

Pastor Mark

A study in 2 Kings 11 from our Midweek Service at Harvest Fellowship with Pastor Paul Mowery.

12.17.25 | MIDWEEK SERVICE | DR. KAREN SMITH

Ruth and Naomi find their hope fulfilled in the work of Boaz, their kinsman redeemer. Ruth bears Obed, who would be the ancestor of the great Redeemer born in Bethlehem, Emmanuel, Jesus Christ.

A study in 2 Kings 10 from our Midweek Service at Harvest Fellowship with Pastor Paul Mowery.

Message from Greg Neal on December 11, 2025

Series: An Exposition of Exodus Text: Exodus 3:19-22 by Nick Neves, pastor | 12.10.25 | Midweek Service  

Minister Temitope

Tonight's Midweek Service reminded us that we serve the God of Unlimited Possibilities - the One who steps into the most unlikely circumstances and fulfils His word exactly as promised. Our God breaks limitations, rewrites stories, and does the impossible right before our eyes. Drawing from Genesis 21, PFP showed how God visited Abraham and Sarah in their old age and brought Isaac at the appointed time. Though Abraham laughed at first, and Sarah also laughed in unbelief, the God who cannot lie still performed what He declared. Sarah in joyful proclamation named their son Isaac - “God has brought me laughter…” He became a testimony to the fact that no situation is beyond God's reach and no promise is ever too late for fulfilment. PFP emphasised that the same God who turned Sarah's impossibility into a celebration is moving in our midst today. December may be the last scene, but it is not too late for God to rewrite your story with undeniable proofs. Just as Zechariah questioned and yet received a miracle, God is still committed to doing what eyes have not seen and what logic cannot explain. We gathered tonight for more than a service, we gathered for an encounter with the God of Unlimited Possibilities, and that is what He will do for you and through you in Jesus' name.

"This is what happens for Christians who live in hope and faith. It shines through in good works. It was not just the works that Boaz saw, but the faithfulness of Ruth. He sees in her someone who has taken refuge under the wings of the Lord. Ruth is someone who trusts in God. She is not Israelite by birth, but is a true member of Israel, a true child of Abraham, in her trust in God.Likewise, trusting in God, our good works shine through. We must first know that God is well-disposed to us, and this is only through the gospel of Jesus, that he has shed his blood and redeemed us from our sins. Then we can have faith and hope in God. Then we can do truly good works through which God does eternal work to serve our neighbors. That is life in Christian hope."

Message from Greg Neal on December 4, 2025

Happiness fades, it's circumstantial. Joy stays even in the presence of hardship. Watch to learn how we can have joy even in hard times!

Series - The Gospel According to Zechariah pt. 13 Text- 1:1-14 by Paul Abeyta, pastor | Midweek Service | 12.3.25

12.03.25 | MIDWEEK SERVICE | PASTOR TODD SMITH

A new MP3 sermon from Grace Life Church of Pryor is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: The Incarnation of Our Lord Jesus Speaker: Dr. James White Broadcaster: Grace Life Church of Pryor Event: Midweek Service Date: 12/2/2025 Length: 59 min.

⁠Pastor Supo Arogundade⁠

In chapter 1 of Ruth, God is showing that He can create blessing out of the bitterest circumstances, even when caused by our own sin. Crosses we bear make hope a difficult thing. Because God has visited His people in Jesus Christ, our Savior, Christians always have a certain hope.

Pastor Eyewumi

Message Title: …After That: The Story of Job Minister: Pastor Colins Nwosu Text References: Job 42:16 (NLT); Job 1:1 (NLT, MSG); Job 1:20 (CEV); Job 2:8–10 (CEV); Job 19:25–26 (NIV); Psalm 20:7–8 (BBE, NCV); Job 42:10–11 (CEV) At today's Interactive Midweek Service, Pastor Colins Nwosu taught on “…After That: The Story of Job”, reminding us that the life of Job is the clearest picture of how God writes glorious endings after painful seasons. Beginning with Job 1:1, Pastor Colins highlighted Job's character - a man who was upright, devoted, and God-fearing. Yet life dealt him unimaginable blows. Still, even in sorrow (Job 1:20 CEV) and confusion (Job 2:8–10 CEV), Job refused to curse God; instead, he worshipped. Pastor Colins explained that unwavering faith is what carried Job through. Like Psalm 20:7–8 teaches, men trust in chariots and horses, but those who trust in the Lord stand upright after others fall. The message climaxed with Job's restoration in Job 42:10–11, where God turned his captivity, doubled his blessings, surrounded him with favour, and restored honour to his story. Pastor Colins reminded us that Job lived long and well after that (Job 42:16). Prayer: Lord, I trust You with my story. After every challenge, let Your restoration speak. Turn my captivity, renew my strength, and write a better ending than my beginning, just as You did for Job. Amen.

Message from Greg Neal on November 25, 2025

 A study in 2 Kings 8 from our Midweek Service at Harvest Fellowship with Pastor Paul Mowery.

Message from Greg Neal on November 20, 2025

Series: The Gospel According to Zechariah pt. 12 Text: 6:9-15 by Paul Abeyta, pastor | Midweek Service | 11.19.25

11.19.25 | MIDWEEK SERVICE | PASTOR TODD SMITH

Minister Femi Adeite

Minister Debo

"What Is Holy Ground?" from Exodus 3:1-5, Joshua 5:13-15 was preached by Pastor Mike Ray at Hopewell Baptist Church on Midweek Service, 11/16/2025. You can watch the video archive of this sermon on our church website. You can also watch archived services on Vimeo, YouTube, Medium, or audio podcast. Stay up to date by following us on Facebook and Instagram. Hopewell Baptist Church is an Independent Baptist Church in Napa, California pastored by Mike Ray. It is Bible-based with a warm, friendly atmosphere. Hopewell is dedicated to bringing the water of life to the Napa Valley and beyond.

Midweek Service

 A study in 2 Kings 7 from our Midweek Service at Harvest Fellowship with Pastor Paul Mowery.

Message from Greg Neal on November 13, 2025

Series: An Exposition of Exodus Text: 3:16-18 by Nick Neves, pastor | Midweek Service | 11.12.25    

11.12.25 | MIDWEEK SERVICE | PASTOR MARTY DARRACOTT

Minister Blessing

Pastor Amaka

Message from Greg Neal on November 6, 2025

Join us as we welcome our staff pastor, Brian DeCook, who will share from Ephesians 4:17-32 during Midweek Service at Harvest Fellowship on Wednesday, October 29, 2025.