Morningstar Methodist Sermons

Pastor Mark Harvard continues his series on the Parables of Jesus with a message about how the Parable of the Lost Sheep is not simply about finding the lost, but celebrating their return.

Pastor Mark Harvard kicks off the "Storyteller: Parables of Jesus" sermon series with a message about the Parable of the Sower and how we should have hearts that are "good soil".

We wrap up our two-part series about how God works in the rough patches in our lives.

We celebrate Pentecost Sunday as we kick off a new sermon series about what to do when life doesn't turn out the way you expect. Pastor Mark Harvard shares a message that kicks off a two-part series titled "When Life Gives You Lemons."

We also conclude our "Unplugged" sermon series about the art of Holy Sabbath with a message from Pastor Mark Harvard about how rest is an act of worship.

In this special Mother’s Day message from Morningstar Methodist Church, Children’s Director Kimberly Burnett shares a heartfelt and encouraging sermon titled “Strength, Rest, and the God Who Builds Our Home.”Drawing from Matthew 11:28–30, Psalm 127:1–2, and Proverbs 31:25, this message reminds mothers and families that God never intended for them to carry life’s burdens alone. Through honest reflection and biblical encouragement, Kimberly speaks to the exhaustion, pressure, and fears many mothers experience in today’s world while pointing listeners toward the rest, strength, and hope found in Christ.This sermon offers encouragement for single mothers, grandmothers raising grandchildren, mothers of teenagers, and anyone seeking God’s presence in the middle of family life and responsibility.Scripture References:• Matthew 11:28–30• Psalm 127:1–2• Proverbs 31:25For more information about Morningstar Methodist Church, visit:Morningstar Methodist Church

In a world that never slows down, rest can feel like a luxury—or even a weakness. But what if it’s actually something much deeper?In this opening message of our series Unplugged: The Art of Holy Rest, Pastor Mark Harvard explores the biblical foundation of Sabbath and why rest isn’t just a good idea—it’s a holy command built into creation itself.