As we study Acts 2:42-47, we are continuing to consider five Christian commitments of the first-century church. In this sermon, we look at a fifth Christian commitment – gathering. Are in-person worship gatherings essential to the church’s purpose and mission? Listen to this sermon to learn.

As we study Acts 2:42-47, we are continuing to consider five Christian commitments that dominated the lives of Christians in the first-century church. In this sermon, we look at a fourth Christian commitment – giving.

As we study Acts 2:42-47, we are continuing to consider five Christian commitments that dominated the lives of Christians in the first-century church. In this sermon, we look at a third Christian commitment – accountability.

Several years ago, John Piper wrote a book called Don’t Waste Your Life. The book’s purpose is self-evident and addresses an important question: “How do I keep from wasting my life?” As we study Acts 2:42-47, we are touching on this question and more by looking at five Christian commitments that were evident in the early church and lead to a God-glorifying lifestyle. In this sermon, we look at a second Christian committment – serving.

Christians find themselves in a lot of activities these days. For this reason, it’s important for every Christian to ask: What should I spend my …

What is church membership? Where is it found in the Bible? And what are the benefits of it? In this sermon, Pastor Cody answers these questions as he gives 6 biblical proofs of church membership.

The Lord’s Supper. What is it? Who is it for? How should it be practiced? And how often should it be celebrated? These are just a few questions that people ask about the subject. In this message, Pastor Cody explains the meaning and practice of this ordinance, especially as it pertains to Harvest Plains Church.

Baptism. What is it? Who is it for? How should it be practiced? And where should it happen? These are just a few questions that people ask when they think about the subject. In this message, Pastor Ben Tellinghuisen tackles this important, yet often misunderstood subject, providing a biblical perspective on the issue.

Baptism and communion are two familiar practices in the church. But what are they? What do they represent? And how do they help define the church? In this message, Pastor Benjamin Tellinghuisen explores these questions and more as he teaches about the meaning and significance of these two signs and their relationship to the New Covenant.