Harris Creek Baptist Church

The gospel creates a real before-and-after in our lives, changing what people see on the outside through love, hope, and faith. It transforms us on the inside with new strength and confidence that God is for us. And it moves us into a new Kingdom, where we don’t just act better, we live rescued and changed by Jesus.The Gospel changes the outsideThe Gospel changes the insideThe Gospel changes your KingdomLife Group Discussion:Where do you feel like your actions don’t always match what you say you believe?When life gets hard, what do you usually run to for strength or control?What would it practically look like this week to live like you belong to a new Kingdom instead of just trying to be a “better person”?

A talk about spiritual drift and how routine can replace real desire for God. A look at Jesus' message to a powerful church that lost its first love. A call to repent and rebuild rhythms that actually stir affection. Practical prompts to identify what renews your hunger for God and avoid living faith as mere duty.

A sermon explores why fear and feeling like a disappointment block our love for God. It unpacks what it means that God is love and how perfect love removes fear. Practical counsel urges retreating to the Father, distinguishing punishment from discipline. Personal sacrifice, Jesus’ leadership of love, and confidence born from completed love are highlighted.

They unpack what authentic love for God looks like in everyday life. Short stories and Scripture explore loving other believers, keeping God’s commands, and living victoriously over worldly temptation. The talk also highlights enjoying faith in Christ and practical ways to show genuine devotion.

Discover the transformative power of God's love, starting with an unforgettable personal story from an AA meeting. Explore how receiving divine love empowers us to love others genuinely. Dive into biblical teachings on love from 1 John, emphasizing that our ability to love stems from God. John shares inspiring stories of sacrificial love and deep gratitude, urging us to reconnect with our spiritual roots to rekindle love in our lives. Reflect on how acknowledging our forgiven sins can renew our passion for Christ and motivate us to act for the good of others.

Dive into a discussion about the importance of truly loving God beyond just having access to His Kingdom. Discover how the relentless pursuit of pleasure, possessions, and position can distract us from a genuine relationship with Him. Explore the contrasts between worldly desires and a life centered on God. Learn how self-love fuels temptation and why sharing our blessings is key to real joy. Unpack the idea that self-worship is a major roadblock to loving God, reminding us to enjoy life's gifts in a way that glorifies Him.

A call to let divine love reorder priorities and reshape time, money, habits, and relationships. A challenge to move from mere belief to wholehearted affection for God that overflows into real care for others. Practical prompts to identify lesser loves, love difficult people, and let God’s initiating love transform everyday life.

The significance of Christmas is explored, highlighting Jesus' unique nature as fully God and fully man. Listeners are challenged to truly receive Christ, not just acknowledge Him. The podcast encourages believers to glorify Jesus in every aspect of life, from work to parenting. Humility and gratitude are emphasized, as well as the importance of sharing the message of Christ with others. Practical examples inspire listeners to 'play their best for Him,' reminding them to live transformed lives that reflect their faith.

Explore the deep roots of true joy that transcend fleeting happiness. Discover how salvation cultivates lasting gladness, rooted in Christ’s reign. The imagery of creation celebrating the reversal of the curse captures joy’s essence. Learn how trusting in God's justice frees us from seeking revenge. Reflect on the stories of resilience, like Harriet Tubman, illustrating compassion and hope. Finally, anchor your joy in the promise of Christ's return, nurturing deep gratitude and motivation to share the gospel.