Disconnected hearts don’t bear lasting fruit. This week’s I Am message,“I Am the Vine” from John 15, was delivered by several men, but the truth was unified: if we want to grow, we have to abide and expect pruning. Hear each message, and lean into the call to remain.
Disconnected hearts don’t bear lasting fruit. This week’s I Am message,“I Am the Vine” from John 15, was delivered by several men, but the truth was unified: if we want to grow, we have to abide and expect pruning. Hear each message, and lean into the call to remain.
Disconnected hearts don’t bear lasting fruit. This week’s I Am message,“I Am the Vine” from John 15, was delivered by several men, but the truth was unified: if we want to grow, we have to abide and expect pruning. Hear each message, and lean into the call to remain.
Disconnected hearts don’t bear lasting fruit. This week’s I Am message,“I Am the Vine” from John 15, was delivered by several men, but the truth was unified: if we want to grow, we have to abide and expect pruning. Hear each message, and lean into the call to remain.
Disconnected hearts don’t bear lasting fruit. This week’s I Am message,“I Am the Vine” from John 15, was delivered by several men, but the truth was unified: if we want to grow, we have to abide and expect pruning. Hear each message, and lean into the call to remain.
Disconnected hearts don’t bear lasting fruit. This week’s I Am message,“I Am the Vine” from John 15, was delivered by several men, but the truth was unified: if we want to grow, we have to abide and expect pruning. Hear each message, and lean into the call to remain.
This week, Pastor Josh dives into John 11 and the story of Lazarus to reveal that resurrection isn’t just a future promise, it’s a present person. When Jesus said, “I am the resurrection and the life,” He wasn’t pointing to a someday hope, He was offering a right-now reality. If you’ve ever felt like you’re too far gone, stuck in despair, or wrapped in graveclothes of fear or addiction, this message is for you. Whatever darkness has covered you, it can’t stop the light God has put in you.
You’ve probably heard that Jesus is the Good Shepherd—but what does that really mean for your life today? This week at Harbor, Pastor Josh unpacks what it means to be known, protected, and led by Jesus in a world full of noise and danger. Whether you’ve wandered far or are clinging close, there’s a seat for you in the Shepherd’s flock. Don’t miss this one!
This Memorial Day weekend, Harbor Church isn’t meeting in a building — we are going out to be the church. Pastor Josh has a short but powerful challenge: serve someone today. You don’t need to go overseas to be on a mission — sometimes it’s as simple as mowing a lawn, buying a coffee, or just listening. Be inspired to live out your faith through small acts of big love.
Ever had a moment where you said the wrong thing and immediately wished you could take it back? Peter had one of those with Jesus—and it changed everything. This message explores how God’s correction isn’t condemnation but a divine invitation to trust Him more deeply and follow more closely.