Following Jesus isn’t just about belief—it’s about living the life He designed. This message explores why doing what Jesus did isn’t a burden, but the pathway to freedom, formation, and life to the full. Discover how practicing the way of Jesus...

What does it really mean to follow Jesus—not just believe in Him, but become like Him? In this message from our In His Steps series, we’re invited to stop treating Jesus like spiritual “rescue patrol” and start following Him as our guide, placi...

What comes out of you when life puts the pressure on? In this message, we’re reminded that when we’re “squeezed” by stress, temptation, pain, or disappointment, what spills out is whatever we’ve been soaking in. Jesus tells us in John 15 that r...

The invitation of Jesus is not to become a Christian, but to become a disciple, to walk in His steps: learning to be with Him, become like Him, and do what He did. This message, the first in the series called In His Steps: Practicing the Way of...

As The Harbor celebrates 28 years of God’s faithfulness, this Vision Sunday calls us back to our foundation. From the story of Mustard Seed Mountain to Jesus’ closing words in the Sermon on the Mount, we’re reminded that knowing the right found...

In this devotional, our Kids Ministry Elementary Coordinator Ferrin Gillespie looks at the story found in Mark 5 to show the ways that Jesus' authority and character shape the way He heals us. Not just in the big and spectacular moments, but al...

In this Christmas Eve message, discover the hope of a fresh start. No matter your past, your regrets, or how far you feel from God, Christmas is the story of a Father who runs toward us with love, grace, and restoration. Jesus is the Ultimate R...

So far in our series, Home for Christmas, we have looked at the story of The Prodigal Son that Jesus told in Luke 15 from the perspective of the father and the older son. In this message, we examine the servants in the story and how they lived ...

Close to God—but not truly connected. In this Home for Christmas message from Jesus' parable of The Prodigal Son in Luke 15, we look at the often-overlooked older brother and discover how it’s possible to be in the Father’s house yet far from t...

In week one of Home for Christmas, we discover "The Allowing Love of God"—a love that doesn’t force, manipulate, or control. Instead, it allows us to choose… even when we choose wrong. It allows life to unfold… even when it leads us into famine...

Part 3 of a three-week series that tackles the real and growing struggles of anxiety and depression, addressing them not only as mental health concerns but also as deeply spiritual battles. Through the testimony of Pastor Ryan Akers, biblical e...

Part 2 of a three-week series that tackles the real and growing struggles of anxiety and depression, addressing them not only as mental health concerns but also as deeply spiritual battles. Through the testimony of Pastor Ryan Akers, biblical e...

Part 1 of a three-week series that tackles the real and growing struggles of anxiety and depression, addressing them not only as mental health concerns but also as deeply spiritual battles. Through the testimony of Pastor Ryan Akers, biblical e...

This Haunting Question is one God posed to Adam in Genesis 3:7-13, asking him, “Where are you?” God wasn't asking Adam for his location, but more where he was spiritually. God is asking us this same question today. Where are you? Discover how i...

Someone once asked Jesus, “Who is my neighbor?” Jesus answered with a Haunting Question of His own that makes us think more about what a neighbor is in God’s eyes, other than someone who lives next door. The real question isn’t “Who is my neigh...

There are many parts to knowing God, but in Jeremiah 22:15–16, the Lord tells us that giving justice and help to the poor and needy—that is what it means to know Him.This is the Haunting Question that God asks us in our series this week...

Trials and joy don't seem to pair together well on the surface, but the truth is, they really can harmonize into something beautiful through Jesus. In order for us to consider our trials as opportunities for great joy, we must learn to apprecia...

Love is a tricky word. It can mean very different things depending on how you use it. And because of that, “Do you love me?” can be a haunting question, especially depending on who is asking. What if Jesus asked you, “Do you love Me?” How would...

There are some very important questions in life, questions that can define us. But there is one question in Scripture—one haunting question from Jesus that we look at in this message—that we believe is the most important question any of us will...

“Should people cheat God?” That’s the question God asks in Malachi 3:8, and it’s the Haunting Question we unpack in this week’s message. At first glance, it sounds heavy—but what we discover is that God isn’t after our money, He’s after our hea...

This message looks at the Haunting Question God asked Solomon in 1 Kings 3:5: “What do you want?” It’s a question that makes us stop and think; what would we ask for if God asked us the same thing? From childhood wishes to the real heartfelt ne...

Have you ever tossed and turned in your bed at night unable to sleep, desperately looking for answers, crying out to God in your heart (or maybe aloud), praying He would "Just Fix It"? What if you felt God ask you, "Do you want me to fix this o...

In this powerful conclusion to our Made for More series, we explore how each of us can be a catalyst for change by focusing on the transformative power of Jesus in our lives. Pastor Jeff reminds us that while changing the entire world might see...

Do you remember the last time you were blown away by God? Blown away by His mercy, His power, His presence, His grace? When was the last time you allowed yourself to be truly amazed by God? When life is hard and the seasons are long and mundane...

This week’s message, "Back to Life, Back to Reality", is all about what it really means to “return” to our lives with Jesus at the center. We’ve been talking about how God restores and refuels us, but now we look at how we live it out—through s...