Do you know that God is good? Those who are truly His have teasted that He is good.
When you think of someone far from God, who’s the first person who comes to mind? Is it a neighbor? Coworker? Parent? No matter who it is, God can use you to reach them, and we’re here to help.
Philippians 1:21 is a clear summary of the Christian life. This verse, and the rest of the book of Philippians is rich in encouragement and clarity on living for Christ. We are excited to study through this wonderful book of the New Testament together on Sunday mornings!
According to Scripture, Jesus is God, Creator, Ruler, the Head of the church, and our All-Sufficient Savior.
Designed for the entire church family, Life Action Summits provide a one-of-a-kind experience of reconnecting with God and transforming relationships. They’re times of seeking God personally and corporately for an outpouring of His Spirit. Our prayer is that through these concentrated times of seeking Him, God will awaken a desire in each church for something more, something holy . . . something extraordinary.
Christmas can still change the world and you can be part of it. By celebrating Christmas differently, you'll join brothers and sisters around the world in finding our way back to the real reason for the season.
As we continue our "Foundations" series, this part will help us see the centrality of Jesus Christ in our lives, our relationships, our marriages, and our church. Because Jesus is central, we believe that time alone with God, and time spent in His Word is necessary to build your life on the truth of the gospel.
This series will help us see the centrality of Jesus Christ in our lives, our relationships, our marriages, and our church. Because Jesus is central, we believe that time alone with God, and time spent in His Word is necessary to build your life on the truth of the gospel.
A walk through Scripture unfolding what it means to be a disciple of Jesus Christ. The end goal is to deepen Harrisburg’s understanding of the Gospel and further equip them to live life on mission here in Tupelo, Lee County, and beyond.
Here in the south we are deeply rooted in our traditions, families, hometowns, and football teams. We know one another by our roots, and see one another as products of where we are from. We care about how your momma them are doing, we say bless your heart, and we believe you can take the boy out of the country but you can’t take the country out of the boy.
The impact of our roots is so profound that when things are hard we return to our roots, when we are stressed we show our roots. When we are excited we sound like our roots, and when life falls apart we depend on our roots. Here in Mississippi we are rooted… but are we rooted in the things that matter most?
Join us during this sermon series to discover what it means to be rooted in the Word of God, in Christ, and in the love of God.
As a church we join in the effort to defend the cause of the unborn, the powerless, the needy, and the broken. Psalm 139 reveals the truth that God is the maker and giver of life. We believe that life begins at conception, and that each life is precious and filled with purpose. As a church we are pro-life because we believe God is pro-life. But, we are also a church that is pro-grace, pro-mercy, and pro-love. Every member of our church is need of the mercy, grace, and love of God and God has called us to extend His love to our neighbors in our fight against abortion.
Listen in on our sermon on the Sanctify of Life to learn more about God’s grace, His plans, and His call to action for the church.
Pastor Rob Armstrong's messages from our weekly 5:00pm "Digging Deeper" service on Sunday nights.
Christmas can still change the world and you can be part of it. By celebrating Christmas differently, you'll join brothers and sisters around the world in finding our way back to the real reason for the season.
Pastor Rob presents what he believes God wants to accomplish through the people of Harrisburg in 2019. Please make your plans to be here for Vision 2019 as we look forward to the future of Harrisburg.