Harbor Cov Podcast

Series: Sermon on the Mount Topic: Judgement and Righteousness Scripture: Matthew 7:1-12 Preacher: Pastor Brandon Goad Description: Jesus teaches that Gods grace is for everyone. When we realize that it changes the way we treat and value others. When we forget that, our judgement of others causes deep problems.

Why is talking about money so awkward, painful, or bring up feelings of shame? Can you really love God and love money? What can you do to trust God more with your finances? SERIES: Sermon on the Mount TITLE: Christ in Possession SCRIPTURE: Matthew 6:19-34 PREACHING: Jonathan Montejano, Associate Pastor

SERIES: Sermon on the Mount TITLE: Practicing Righteousness SCRIPTURE: Matthew 6:1-18 PREACHING: Brandon Goad, Lead Pastor There is a difference between performing for human applause and living before God. Jesus warns against practicing righteousness to be seen by others, and then teaches us a prayer (The Lord’s Prayer) as a model of how to faithfully and humbly practice righteousness.

SERIES: Sermon on the Mount TITLE: Love Your Enemies (Seriously?) SCRIPTURE: Matthew 5:43-48 PREACHING: Matt Knapp, Associate Pastor Matthew 5:43-48 might be the hardest command in the Sermon on the Mount, "love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you," What does that look like in an election season, in our families, and at the communion table.

Sermon Series: The Sermon on the Mount Sermon Title: Keep Your Hands to Yourself Preaching: Pastor Brandon Goad Text: Matthew 5:38-42 Description: Jesus calls for us to break the cycle of mutual destruction by calling us to an active, costly pursuit of restoration that absorbs hostility rather than returning it. Relinquishing our right to get even frees us to embody the disarming, reconciling love of Christ in a culture obsessed with payback.

Sermon Series: Sermon on the Mount Sermon Title: Keeping the Covenants that Keep Us Sermon Text: Matthew 5:33-37 Preaching: Angela Rajnus, Discipleship Coordinator Description: We often measure integrity by our biggest decisions—the contracts we sign, the crises we endure, or the moral lines we refuse to cross. But in the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus reveals that integrity can be won or lost in words you say and the promises you make.