Harvest Pointe Methodist Church

In this message, we explore the “upside-down” blessed life Jesus describes and why mercy, meekness, repentance, and hunger for righteousness are the true path to joy—listen and be encouraged to follow Christ’s way.Send us a text

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What are you really looking for? In this Epiphany message from John 1, we behold Christ as the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world and discover where true happiness is found.Send us a text

God does not save us from a distance — He comes all the way down to meet us. Listen to this week’s sermon from Matthew 3 as we explore Jesus’ baptism, repentance, and the transforming gift of the Holy Spirit.Send us a text

Listen this week as we explore Matthew 2 and Epiphany—Christ revealed as the true Light. Send us a text

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Pastor Marshall shares about Christ being registered among us.Send us a text

Pastor Emily shares on Christmas Eve.Send us a text

This week’s sermon invites us to slow down, turn our attention toward God, and rediscover the meaning of Emmanuel—God with us. Listen now on our podcast and prepare your heart for Christmas.Send us a text

In this episode, we walk with John the Baptist from the wilderness crowds into Herod’s prison cell. How can a man who once cried, “Behold, the Lamb of God!” now ask, “Are you the one who is to come?” We’ll talk about what it means to have real faith and real questions, how Jesus answers us through His Word, and how God meets us in our wilderness seasons with joy that outlasts our circumstances.Send us a text

John the Baptist’s cry still echoes: Repent and prepare the way for the Lord. In this Advent message, we explore the wilderness, repentance, and the transforming fire of the Holy Spirit.Send us a text

Advent starts with a wake-up call. Discover why Jesus invites us to keep watch, stay ready, and welcome His coming — past, future, and present.Send us a text

In this Christ the King Sunday message from Luke 23:33-43, Pastor Marshall explores how Jesus’ throne is a cross and His power is self-giving love. Listen in and consider what it means to let the Crucified King reign over your own heart.Send us a text

In a world filled with noise and deception, Jesus calls us to watch, stand firm, and endure. This message challenges us to know the Word, walk by the Spirit, and trust God no matter what comes.Send us a text

When the Sadducees mock the idea of resurrection, Jesus turns their trap into a revelation of eternal life. In this message, Pastor Marshall shows how the resurrection fulfills, rather than abolishes, all earthly goods—including marriage—and how Christ unites body and soul in everlasting glory. God is not the God of the dead, but of the living.Send us a text

Pastor Hal Daigre walks through the story of Zacchaeus and shows how Jesus' invitation still reaches into our own lives: “Come down — I want to be with you.” This sermon explores what it really means to seek Jesus, repent honestly, and live a life shaped by ongoing transformation.Send us a text

In this week’s message from Luke 18, we hear Jesus’ story of two men who come to pray—one proud, one broken—and only one goes home right with God. It’s a powerful reminder that real prayer begins with humility and ends with mercy.Send us a text

This week we unpack Luke 18:1–8 and why Jesus commands us to “pray always and not lose heart,” moving from Eden’s communion to a practical “Bother List” you can start today. We’ll also explore team-prayer—Moses’ raised hands—and how the Spirit and the Son intercede for you right now.Send us a text

In this week’s message, Pastor Marshall reminds us that Jesus still meets people in the in-between places—the borderlands of doubt, distance, and need. Faith moves forward on His word, and even from a distance, the Healer draws near.Send us a text

When the disciples ask Jesus to “increase our faith,” He replies, “If you even had faith…” (Luke 17:5–10). In this episode, Pastor Marshall explores why faith’s object matters more than its size, how Habakkuk models honest lament in unjust times, and why Jesus’ servant parable invites a posture of humble obedience. We don’t work to earn grace; we work because we’ve received it. If your life currently feels like a messy construction site, be encouraged: God alone holds the blueprint.Send us a text