Harvest Bible Chapel

Continuing our study, Teach Us to Pray, we find that until the King is first in your life, you will never know the joy of true Kingdom life. We invite you to take your Bible and meet us in Matthew 6:10.

Leaning in and learning from Jesus, we're inviting Him to teach us to pray. We find that God is more focused on the intent and condition of our hearts than He is the posture or presentation of our prayers. Open your Bible to Matthew 6:5–9 for the first message in this new teaching series, Teach Us to Pray.

Reflecting on the entire book of Mark, we looked at the One Who possesses all authority, our radical Teacher, the bold Servant, and our suffering King—Jesus, Just Jesus. Open your Bible to Mark 16 and meet us in the final message of this series.

Resurrections have a way of changing things, especially the direction your life is heading. And when the Son of God came up from the grave, He validated his Deity and gave those who follow Him hope for life beyond this one. Open your Bible to Mark 15:42-47–16:1-8 as we near the end of our study through the book of Mark, Just Jesus: Suffering King.

Facing crucifixion, Jesus, the suffering King, demonstrates unparalleled love for sinful humanity. Meet us in Mark 15:16–41 in the series, Just Jesus: Suffering King, as we look at the torture, death, and sacrifice of Jesus Christ.

Following Jesus can bring scrutiny and persecution, but the Spirit gives you the power to stand firm. Grab your Bible and meet us in Mark 14:66–15:15 in the series, Just Jesus: Suffering King.

Recounting the moments leading up to the betrayal of Jesus Christ, we invite you to open your Bible to Mark 14:43–65 as we continue our series, Just Jesus: Suffering King. Know this: even when it looks like things are falling apart, God is still accomplishing His purposes.

Continuing our study through the book of Mark, we find that only when I let go of what God has given TO me can I truly receive what God has FOR me. Take out your Bible and meet us in Mark 14:26–42.

Verbalizing three significant actions in the future, Jesus foretells of His coming betrayal and death. Grab your Bible, turn to Mark 14:12–25, and join us in our continuing series, Just Jesus: Suffering King.

Learning that the imminent return of Jesus requires a personal response from me, we look at Mark 14:1–11 in the series, Just Jesus: Suffering King. How will you respond to Jesus?