Vintage Church Harker Heights

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The Bible and the Quran are two diametrically opposed books. While Islam claims to be a religion of peace, the religious text of the Quran proves otherwise. Through time and study, the Bible has proved to be the same book yesterday, today, and tomorrow, and is authored by the true Prince of Peace.

If Jesus is Lord in our lives, He is Lord over ALL of it! Listen to this message on how we can reset our hearts by giving the Lord our first and our best!

The lives of Muhammad and Jesus side by side could not be more different; through the lens of history, character, and the fruit of their teachings. By examining their actions, message, and legacy, this message explores the difference between the claims of Islam and the gospel of Jesus Christ.

Join us on this journey through the book of Proverbs!

Sabbath did not begin with commandments—it began with creation. Long before Israel existed, God established a rhythm of work and rest that ordered time itself. Rooted in the Jewish understanding of Genesis, Sabbath was woven into the fabric of life as a gift, not a restriction. God rested to show humanity how to live, not because He was tired, but because He was setting a pattern. This message returns us to God’s original design and reminds us that biblical rest is not a reaction to burnout—it is alignment with the way God created the world to work.

Listen in to this week's message as we wind down The Story of Scripture series!

Listen in as Pastor Luis gives an important message for the church heading in to 2026!

The final teaching in our 'Jesus & the Early Church' series as we transition to the Acts and Apostles!

Pastor Lee Wilson from Purpose Church Houston shares an important message on how we manage our relationships!

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!

Listen to this powerful and chain-breaking message from Pastor Brian Johnson, that we can have peace in all circumstances!

Listen in to this timely and impactful message from Pastor Jonathan Toti of Trinity Church in Lubbock, Texas!

Jesus is the fulfillment of all the law and prophets, and the gospel of Matthew illustrates that. Listen in to hear how!

We’re in the gospels now! The Story of Scripture continues!

Listen to this powerful message from Charlie Kirk's pastor, Pastor Rob McCoy!

Join us for the last teaching of our 'Prophets & Promises' series!

Listen to this thought-provoking message from Pastor Whit George of Church on the Move in Tulsa, Oklahoma!

Pastor Stephen is BACK! Listen to this timely message on Daniel and what it means to stand when others kneel.

Listen to this powerful message by Pastor Stevie Smothermon Jr. from Legacy Church in Albuquerque, New Mexico!

Ezekiel, a prophet among the exiles in Babylon, receives dramatic visions of God’s glory. Ezekiel’s message is clear: though God’s people are in exile, God Himself has not abandoned them. His Spirit will restore, renew, and revive His people.

Listen to week 2 of Prophets & Promises!

Join us for the first week of our new Story of Scripture mini-series, Prophets & Promises!

What do we do when we've reached the end of ourselves? Find out in this message from Pastor Daniel!

A Kingdom Divided | 'Kings and Kingdoms' Week 6

God is doing something in Central Texas! Tune-in to hear a powerful word from Dr. Sandy Kulkin!

What does it mean to have it all, and still be lacking?

What is the gift of prophecy? How can we know it's the voice of God speaking? Listen to this message to find out more from Pastor Stephen!

David was Israel's greatest king. But why? Listen to this message from Pastor Daniel on why David was a man after God's own heart!

Listen in to the story of Josiah: Revival in a Lost Culture on how we can be light in a dark world!

Join us for the third week in our Story of Scripture subseries Kings and Kingdoms!

How do we hear God's voice? Is He speaking? Tune in to this powerful message from Pastor Nate!

Join us as we continue the Story of Scripture journey!

Join us as we continue the Story of Scripture journey!

Samson’s story is filled with promise—he is set apart from birth and anointed to deliver Israel. But his life is marked by compromise, pride, and moral failure. He mirrors the condition of the nation: chosen by God, yet ruled by impulse. And yet, God uses him. Through Samson, we see that God’s purposes will prevail—even through broken vessels. But the question remains: what would have been possible if he had walked in obedience? (Judges 13–16)

The conquest slows, and the land is distributed among the tribes. With the major battles behind them, Israel must now decide how to live in the land they’ve been given. Joshua gathers the people and challenges them to remain faithful: “Choose this day whom you will serve.” Covenant renewal, remembrance of God’s acts, and a call to wholehearted devotion mark Joshua’s final words. But cracks are already forming. Will the people be faithful in abundance, or forget the God who gave them victory? (Joshua 13–24)

As Moses nears death, he speaks to the generation born in then wilderness—calling them to remember what God has done, and to walk in obedience as they prepare to enter the land. Joshua is appointed to lead, and God commands him to be strong and courageous. The people finally cross the Jordan, a miraculous moment echoing the Red Sea, and begin their conquest with an unlikely victory: Jericho falls without a sword raised, proving that it is God who gives the land—not human might. (Deuteronomy 4–11; Joshua 1–6)

After the people refuse to enter the land out of fear, God sends Israel back into the wilderness for forty years. This message walks through the key stories of that season—manna from heaven, water from the rock, the bronze serpent, rebellion and judgment, miraculous provision, and the raising up of a new generation. Though the people are faithless, God remains faithful. Even in discipline, He provides and prepares. The wilderness is not punishment alone—it’s preparation for promise. (Numbers 14–21; Deuteronomy 1–3)

As Israel approaches the Promised Land, twelve spies are sent to scout it. Ten return full of fear, doubting God’s promise, while only two—Joshua and Caleb—stand in faith. Their choice will shape an entire generation. Fear leads to wandering, but faith leads to promise. Will we trust God, or shrink back?(Numbers 13–14)

God commands Israel to build the Tabernacle, a portable dwelling place for His presence. Every part of it points forward to Jesus, who would one day "tabernacle" among us. This moment shows us that God’s greatest desire is to be near His people. His presence is not distant—He walks with us, even in the wilderness. (Exodus 25–40, John 1:14)

At Mount Sinai, God gives Israel the Ten Commandments, calling them to be His holy people. But while Moses is on the mountain, Israel turns to idolatry, crafting a golden calf in rebellion against God. Though judgment follows, God also shows mercy, renewing His covenant and dwelling among His people. His faithfulness remains, even when we fail. (Exodus 19–20, 32–34)

Listen to this MidWeek message to learn how God calls the faithful, and how we don't have to carry the weight of the world on our shoulders.

With Pharaoh’s army closing in, Israel is trapped between the Red Sea and certain death. But God parts the waters, and His people walk through on dry ground, while their enemies are swallowed by the sea. God is still making a way for those who trust Him. (Exodus 14–15)

Pharaoh refuses to let Israel go, so God unleashes ten plagues, each one striking at Egypt’s gods and economy. Water turns to blood, locusts consume the land, darkness falls, and Pharaoh’s heart remains hard. Each plague is a chance to repent, but Pharaoh resists. In this story, we see both God's power over evil and His mercy in giving opportunities for change.

While tending sheep, Moses sees a burning bush that is not consumed. God speaks to him, calling him to confront Pharaoh and lead Israel out of slavery. But Moses is full of excuses—he feels unqualified and afraid. God reassures him: I will be with you. He equips Moses with signs and sends Aaron to help. This moment reminds us that God doesn’t call the qualified—He qualifies the called.

A new Pharaoh enslaves Israel and orders the death of Hebrew baby boys. But God raises up a deliverer—Moses—who is hidden in a basket, drawn from the Nile, and raised in Pharaoh’s house. When Moses kills an Egyptian in defense of his people, he flees to the wilderness, where he will remain for forty years. It may seem like God has forgotten Israel, but He is preparing the one who will lead them to freedom.

Join us for this very special message from Texas State Representative, Pastor Nate Schatzline!

Listen to this message from Rabbi Pesach Wolicki!

Despite suffering and injustice, Joseph remains faithful, and God’s providence is evident as He uses Joseph to save nations and preserve His covenant people during a famine. This story showcases how God can turn even the most painful circumstances into a powerful testimony of redemption. Joseph’s journey invites us to trust in God’s sovereignty and His ability to bring good out of even the darkest situations.

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