Harvest Bible Chapel, Granger

Micah Klutinoty in the series, Riches In Christ! Ephesians 2:4-10—The way the believer lives, should reflect the glory of the Artist. God’s glorious grace reconciles sinful man to a Holy God. Grace is a gift of God to the walking dead, to live eternally through faith and walk in good works instead. Many want the benefits of grace, without walking by faith in the finished work of Christ at the cross. Saving faith is recognizing there is nothing we can do, but believe in what God has already done through Jesus. You have been re-created and made a masterpiece for a purpose, to take hold of your positional perfection in Christ and walk in good works.

The Walking Dead by Gospel City Church

Micah Klutinoty in the series, Riches In Christ! Ephesians 1:15-23—Perhaps the two most important weapons that the believer has, besides the Word of God, are worship and prayer. It is my prayer that we would have a conscious, experiential knowledge of God’s power here and now. That we might have a faith worth hearing about, that we might actually stand against sin, that we might be strong in the Lord. The power to live this way is available and this power is accessed through prayer!

Micah Klutinoty in the series, Riches In Christ! Ephesians 1:11-14—God knew you’d struggle to hope in Christ and Believe the Gospel everyday, but He gives you a Helper that guarantees you can make it through! With the Holy Spirit, you have been signed, sealed, and you will be safely delivered to your Father who is in Heaven. Daily, you can live like Jesus is all you need. You’ve obtained an inheritance for all who believe in the Gospel and are in Christ Jesus.

Micah Klutinoty in the series, Riches In Christ! Ephesians 1:7-10—You’ve been let in on a mystery! The mystery is the purpose of God’s redemption—to unite all things in Him, things in heaven and things on earth! Jesus Christ is the goal of history. Everything is moving toward Jesus and centered on Jesus. He is the reason you’ve been redeemed and set free. He must be the first love of all who will come to Him. So repent and believe. Call on the Lord who is worthy to be praised.

Micah Klutinoty in the series, Riches In Christ! Ephesians 1:3-6—God loved me before I loved Him so that one day I could love Him to the praise of His glorious grace.

Micah Klutinoty launching this year’s theme, Be Strong in the Lord! We are digging into the book of Ephesians learning how the whole armor of God must be our habit each new day. It’s when we think we are strong that we will get our eyes off of the source of our strength. It’s when we think we are strong that we will lose our first love. Our only hope is in the Lord. So we must armor up in the strength of His might.

Brent Thomas // John 17—as we head into this next year, we are reminded as a church of our reliance on the Lord through continual prayer. We need Him daily. Brent guides us in this message as we continue in the spirit of prayer by looking at one of—if not the most—powerful prayers in the Bible.

All church gathering + Church Rally! Micah Klutinoty wraps up the series, Summer in the Psalms! Psalm 133—Our unity as the gathered church is a rehearsal for the glorious unity that is to come! Every tribe, tongue, and nation, will stand in the glorious presence of the Lamb, and God will rejoice over them with loud singing! And nothing will compare to the day when the people of God are welcomed into the City of God!

Tyler Holder in the series, Summer in the Psalms! Psalm 67—God desires to know you. His blessings and His Presence have always been intended to draw the nations to Himself. May Gospel City continue to be a city within the city that is working towards the redemption of every people group, every tongue, every tribe, every neighborhood, every person in our city and in the world.

Mitch Helmkamp in the series, Summer in the Psalms! Psalm 19—The universe was created to be a theater for God’s glory—we are spectators and actors in His great story. And yet every single one of us have been born into this world thinking that creation exists for our glory! In this Psalm, we are encouraged to look up at creation, look down into God’s Word, and look within allowing the Word of God to transform us into worshipers of God?

Jamie Maxim in the series, Summer in the Psalms! Psalm 139—Often times what we need is not a solution to our presenting problem, but rather the knowledge of who God is and how he is involved in our lives. Our God is All Knowing, All Present, All Creative, All Holy and He knows what is best for us even if it doesn’t feel the best for us in the moment.

Ben Hurt in the series, Summer in the Psalms! Psalm 77—Have you ever asked, “Why, God?” How do you respond when the unfathomable happens to you, when tragedy strikes deep and the questions about God come to your mind? The problem is not having questions. God is big enough for your questions. Allow your questions to drive you towards seeking the Lord no matter what.

Stephen Love in the series, Summer in the Psalms! Psalm 8—Yahweh, the One who is set apart, the One who is wholly other, the one that we can’t even speak of, He is my Lord. He is the same one who is near to me, the same one who puts His praise on my lips, the same one in whom I take refuge.

Micah Klutinoty in the series, Summer in the Psalms! Psalm 1+2—The Psalms help the people of God find their hope in God. Everyone wants blessing but not everyone will do things God’s way. If God’s way from God’s Word becomes your meditation every day and every night—it will render sin more and more powerless in your life and lead to true blessing.

Micah Klutinoty in the series, Sent! Acts 28:11-31—In the final pages of this book we will see that JESUS STILL ACTS, THEREFORE I AM STILL SENT! Finishing 43 weeks of our journey through the great book of Acts that Dr. Luke penned under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit. The purpose statement of the book of Acts can be summed up in Jesus’s commission in Acts 1:8: “You will receive power when the Holy Spirit has come upon you, and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.”

Micah Klutinoty in the series, Sent! Acts 27-28:16—God never changes. He is the same unfailing, good God that he has always been so lift up your eyes to the hills, because your help comes from the Lord! You can have faith in the storm if + You belong to God + You worship God + You trust the Word of God. You can trust God to work out his will in your life, but it probably won’t go how you thought it would.

Micah Klutinoty in the series, Sent! Acts 26:1-32—The New Testament’s fulfillment of the resurrection in Jesus Christ is the greatest news that validates the good news — that all who call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved! The invitation of Jesus is to repent and turn to God. Every time we see Paul facing ridicule, imprisonment, or even just debating — at the center of his message is always “Jesus and the resurrection.” Resurrection is not a New Testament belief. What the Old Testament says about the resurrection not only proves Jesus is the Messiah, but it speaks to our deadness and need for resurrection.

Micah Klutinoty in the series, Sent! Acts 25—How do we as believers engage in a sinful nation that seems to slowly be drifting more and more away from the Word of God? When we choose to build our life on God as Holy Creator and have a high view of what He has said in His word, it brings healing, life, and joy.

Tyler Holder in the series, Sent! Acts 24:1-27—Despite circumstance and situation, our faith is reasonable. Reasonable faith in the life of a disciple secures our eternit in Jesus. — When you’ve heard the whole message of the Bible, dealt with the idols of your heart, and responded to the invitation to repent and follow Jesus, then you understand that your eternity is secure.