Harvest Bible Chapel

“Always the most revealing thing about the Church is her idea of God.” —A. W. Tozer
Dr. Jeff Bucknam opens to the book of Isaiah to when Isaiah encountered the holiness of God. Our concept of God should not only be great, but should greatly transform our lives. God is Great and We are Not | Isaiah 6:1-13.
 
When we encounter a Holy God, it transforms our worship forever!
We welcome you to join us for our in-person or online services.
In-person service meets at 9:00 AM at Rolling Meadows, Elgin, Crystal Lake, Aurora, and North Shore. And in-person at Chicago Cathedral at 10:00 AM.
Online services are available at 9:00 AM and 11:00 AM central at hbconline.org/

In the darkest moments, why does God seem so silent? If God is good, how do we make sense of the pain?
Join us as Dr. Jeff Bucknam gives a comforting message on human suffering and God’s sovereignty from Job 42:1-6 | Making Sense of the Pain.
We welcome you to join us for our in-person or online services. In-person service meets at 9:00 AM at Rolling Meadows, Elgin, Crystal Lake, Aurora, and North Shore. And in-person at Chicago Cathedral at 10:00 AM.
Online services are available at 9:00 AM and 11:00 AM central at hbconline.org/

“Standing firm in Christ, leads to my actions for Christ.” Pastor Jeff Bucknam opens to Ephesians 6:10-20, reminding us to Stand in Who You Are, stand in Christ! Join us for our final sermon in Ephesians: Living in Light of Our Eternal Portfolio.  
We welcome you to join us for our in-person or online services. 
You are loved!
In-person service meets at 9:00 AM at Rolling Meadows, Elgin, Crystal Lake, Aurora, and North Shore. And in-person at Chicago Cathedral at 10:00 AM.
Online services are available at 9:00 AM and 11:00 AM central at hbconline.org/

Welcoming words of wisdom for our work and home life! 
Dr. Jeff Bucknam opens God’s Word to Ephesians 6:1-9, providing words for kids, parents, workers, and bosses. Listen to the full sermon, Taking Care of Business and the Home, in our series Ephesians: Living in Light of Our Eternal Portfolio.
 
We welcome you to join us for our in-person or online services. 
You are loved!
 
Rolling Meadows, Elgin, Crystal Lake, Aurora, and North Shore
+ 9:00 AM In-person and Online
 
Chicago Cathedral
+ 10:00 AM In-person
 
Online Service
+ 11:00 AM

Yielding our lives to the Gospel of Jesus Christ! Dr. Jeff Bucknam opens God’s Word to Ephesians 5:22-33 and the powerful instruction given to husbands and wives to represent the Gospel in their marriages. Listen and join our series, Living in Light of Our Eternal Portfolio.
In-person service meets at 9:00 AM at Rolling Meadows, Elgin, Crystal Lake, Aurora, and North Shore. And in-person at Chicago Cathedral at 10:00 AM.
Online services are available at 9:00 AM and 11:00 AM central at hbconline.org/

Being filled with the Spirit, may we Walk Wisely upon the firm foundation of Jesus Christ.Walk Wisely comes from Ephesians 5:15-21 in our sermon series titled, Living in Light of Our Eternal Portfolio. 

How do genuine Christians handle half-hearted ones?
We live under a new Kingdom, a new Master, and in the Light of God. Therefore, as His children, we walk in the light and expose the darkness in grace. Listen to the full sermon here. Dr. Jeff Bucknam opens God’s Word to Ephesians 5:7-14, continuing our series: Living in Light of Our Eternal Portfolio. May we walk in God’s way—in His love and in His Light!

Thanking God for His goodness! Dr. Jeff Bucknam opens God’s Word to Ephesians 5:1-6 and expounds upon our identity as beloved children of God in our Living In Light of Our Eternal Portfolio series. Because of His goodness, as beloved children, we seek to imitate our Savior’s love. We are set apart to live differently - living in light of who we are in Christ. Be Who You Are in Christ this day!
Listen to the full sermon here. Join us on Sundays online at 9:00 AM and 11:00 AM. We are welcoming everyone to join us in person at 9:00 AM at Rolling Meadows, Elgin, Crystal Lake, Aurora, and North Shore campuses. And 10:00 AM in-person at our Chicago Cathedral.

Seeking the Lord in troubled times, Dr. Rydelnik opens God’s Word to Psalm 77 to remind us that when God’s Way seems hidden, we can trust that He is Holy and His ways are good. 
Listen here to the full sermon and join us as we pursue praying with persistence, believing in our trustworthy God. 

As followers of Jesus, we are built different to build differently. Pastor Tommy Creutz opens God’s Word for us to Ephesians 4:25-32 and reminds us: we put off falsehood and put on truth; we put off man’s anger to properly exemplify God’s righteous anger; we put off wrong action to put on actions that edify the body. In all things, we build one another up and show the love of God.