Harvest Hills Baptist Church Sermons

Missionary Michael Detrich to the Solomon Island reminds us of the value of lost things.

Conflicts between weaker and stronger Christian brethren can be a huge weight on the spiritual strong Christian. Paul places the weight on the stronger brother in Romans 14 because he is able to bear it.

Pastor Shirk explores the three main reasons why bible translations have different readings and challenges us with a biblical mindset about these types of disagreements.

When it comes to differences of non-essential beliefs and practices within the church, how should believer's live out their love for one another. Paul gives us an extensive example of this kind of love in Romans 14.

As time gets shorter, it is important that the believer be a light in the darkness. It is time for the church to wake up and not be lulled to sleep by the world. Join us as we look at Romans 13:11-14.

We often think of love as something freely given which it is, but Paul presents our love for one another also as a debt in Romans 13:8-10.

Bro. Luke Hitz brings a message on the song of Hezekiah.

It can be easy to focus on what Christians can't do, but there are immeasurable benefits to being a Christian. Pastor Larry Karsies brings the morning message.

What is the role of the believer as a stranger and pilgrim in this world in relation to our government? Paul address what can sometimes be a sticky issue in Romans 13:1-7.

As we continue our study of Bibliology, we take a survey of the history that gave us the bible in English.

How should love prompt the believer to respond when others have hurt or persecuted them? Paul challenges us not to let evil win.

Some have denied the inerrancy of scripture largely because of a misunderstanding of what is meant by the term. Tonight, we take a look at how scripture communicates.

Is there a biblical reason to believe the bible does not contain errors? Join us as we look at the biblical foundation for this belief.

As Ai becomes more popular in our culture, its influence in shaping our nation is unmistakable. The church as a nation within a nation must also be aware that our identity is not distorted by its influence.

How does the doctrine of the sufficiency of scripture relate to the practice of counseling and sanctification? Do we truly have enough to deal with the various struggles we face in life?

How is it that our families become consumed with worldliness, sin and idolatry? On this Father's Day, let's take a look at the role we play in preventing the gradual spiritual drift in our homes.

Are the scriptures enough for the believer to know what he should believe and how he should live his life? Join us as we explore the biblical basis for believing that they are.

Pastor Shirk preaches on serving the Lord with passion and dedication from Romans 12:11.

Missionary Paul Harmon encourages us to be abounding in the work of the Lord.

What should we do when we do not feel the brotherly love anymore for our brothers and sisters in Christ? Is this natural? Pastor Shirk tries to guide us to answers from Romans 12:10.

What is it that propels the acceptable use of our spiritual gifts in service of our Lord? Without this foundation our service become merely serving in the flesh and it affects everything that we do.

As we wrap up our series on the spiritual gifts from Romans 12, there were a lot of things that could not be covered. join us as we discuss some of the pressing questions that one might have about this topic and jump into some of the doctrine of the spiritual gifts.

Join us as we conclude our mini-series on the spiritual gifts from Romans 12. With so many hurting in our world today, God has specially gifted some with a gift to meet that need in the church today.

Can't we live without the bible as a Christian? Why do we need it? Pastor Shirk tries to show how the bible is necessary for faith and practice.

Pastor Shirk traces the identity and impact of Joanna in the life and ministry of the early church.

What would church be like if there was no organization or leadership? Because of God's desire and character as a God of order, He has placed some within the church who can lead, manage, organize and bring to completion the functions of the church.

Many debates among Christian brothers come down to things that do not warrant separation and yet we find ourselves wrestling with the disagreements. Paul gives us 14 reason's why we are to accept and welcome brothers in spite of some of our minor differences.

While all Christians are expected to be givers, some within the body are specially enabled as givers to meet the physical needs of the church.

Bro. David Cain preaches on God as our refuge in times of trouble.

What is exhortation and how does someone with the spiritual gift of exhortation use their gift to benefit other believers? We take a look at this gift from Romans 12 in today's sermon.

Join us as we continue our series on the spiritual gifts of Romans 12. The church is in constant need of gifted teachers as we face crippling spiritual immaturity and biblical ignorance among Christians.

What was life like for the disciples during those three days before Jesus rose again? Like the disciples, we often find ourselves between the promise and the fulfillment; but the resurrection of Jesus Christ gives us hope that this is not the end.

Missionary Gage Gilbert challenges us to respond to the goodness of the Lord in our lives with a joyful noise.

Pastor Shirk unpacks the second gift given to the church to meet the needs of the body in this message on the gift of service from Romans 12.

Bro Stevie Nosekabel preaches on waiting on the lord from Isaiah 40:31.

Bro. David Cain preaches on the revival that occurred when Jesus went out of His way to find the Samaritan woman.

The gift of prophecy might be one of the more controversial in the list of spiritual gifts in Romans 12. Pastor Shirk begins breaking down each of the spiritual gifts in this message.

How do we know what books should be included in our bibles? Is God still adding to the scriptures today? Pastor Shirk takes a look at the biblical tests that were applied by the early church when evaluating the canon of scripture.

God has called each and every one of us to use our spiritual gifts to serve Him in the body. Pastor Shirk introduces the topic of spiritual gifts in this message on Romans 12:4-6.

What is it that prevents a Christian from fully surrendering their lives to the Lord and serving Him? Paul presents pride as one of the main enemies of Christian service in Romans 12:3.

Join us as we look into the future salvation of corporate Israel found in Romans 11:25-27.

Attitudes against the Jews began pretty early on in Christianity. Paul directly addresses the Gentile believers in Rome to correct budding antisemitic attitudes within the Church. Join us as we look at the reasons Paul gives to reject antisemitism in Romans 11.

Often times Christians pit the Spirit against God's word when in reality they work hand in hand. Join us as we study the relationship between God and His words.

Can God take a bad situation and bring good out of it? Paul argues that Israel's temporary fall has brought about four great results. Join us as we continue our study of Romans 11.

What does it mean that spiritual blindness has come upon Israel and how does a person become spiritually blind? Join us as we take a look at Romans 11.

What blessings does every Christian enjoy because of Jesus coming that first Christmas morn?

What blessings do we all enjoy because of what Christ did in coming to earth that first Christmas.

What are some of the blessings, we all enjoy because of Christ coming to die for our sins? Join us as we begin to look at a series of blessings from Eph 1.

Some Christians feel like they have been passed over when it comes to receiving a gift from Jesus; others are just unaware that they posses any gifts. Pastor Shirk this Christmas seeks to reveal the gifts we have all received because of Christ's coming that Christmas Day.

Because of Christmas, every Christian has received the gift of living water.