Episodes

Where do you need to be strengthened by the Lord? How can Harbor Covenant encourage and help others be strengthened in the Lord? What part of God’s armor does your small group need to focus on this week?

Where do you need to be strengthened by the Lord? How can Harbor Covenant encourage and help others be strengthened in the Lord? What part of God’s armor does your small group need to focus on this week?

Deep down in your heart, what do you believe about who you are? How does the image of God coming to you in love affect you? In what area do you need to experience the forgiveness of God?

Deep down in your heart, what do you believe about who you are? How does the image of God coming to you in love affect you? In what area do you need to experience the forgiveness of God?

Deep down in your heart, what do you believe about who you are? How does the image of God coming to you in love affect you? In what area do you need to experience the forgiveness of God?

Why do you think it’s so hard for people to willingly give up power? In what ways can mutual submission be a joy in a relationship? How can you more accurately reflect kingdom values in relationships you have?

Why do you think it’s so hard for people to willingly give up power? In what ways can mutual submission be a joy in a relationship? How can you more accurately reflect kingdom values in relationships you have?

Why do you think it’s so hard for people to willingly give up power? In what ways can mutual submission be a joy in a relationship? How can you more accurately reflect kingdom values in relationships you have?

For over 20 years Jim Skiffington has been a part of our church family and has served in a variety of different ways, mainly as a project guy and handyman. He’s also served on the sound team and the set design team. He’s currently coming out of a successful chemo treatment and he talks about his faith and service through all his seasons of time as part of the Harbor Cov family.

For over 20 years Jim Skiffington has been a part of our church family and has served in a variety of different ways, mainly as a project guy and handyman. He’s also served on the sound team and the set design team. He’s currently coming out of a successful chemo treatment and he talks about his faith and service through all his seasons of time as part of the Harbor Cov family.

For over 20 years Jim Skiffington has been a part of our church family and has served in a variety of different ways, mainly as a project guy and handyman. He’s also served on the sound team and the set design team. He’s currently coming out of a successful chemo treatment and he talks about his faith and service through all his seasons of time as part of the Harbor Cov family.

How can you improve your process for making good decisions? What step can you take toward forgiving someone who has hurt you? If Paul was writing to you, what area would he say you need to work on?

How can you improve your process for making good decisions? What step can you take toward forgiving someone who has hurt you? If Paul was writing to you, what area would he say you need to work on?

How can you improve your process for making good decisions? What step can you take toward forgiving someone who has hurt you? If Paul was writing to you, what area would he say you need to work on?

For the past 40 years, Joanne Cochrane, Dalen Mason, Cathie Gates, and Sandy Anderson have developed one of the deepest friendships we’ve ever heard of. We call them the prayer ladies, because they have committed to meeting together every week for years to pray for each other, for their families, and for our church. They share some of their memories and thoughts from the years spent at Harbor Cov.

For the past 40 years, Joanne Cochrane, Dalen Mason, Cathie Gates, and Sandy Anderson have developed one of the deepest friendships we’ve ever heard of. We call them the prayer ladies, because they have committed to meeting together every week for years to pray for each other, for their families, and for our church. They share some of their memories and thoughts from the years spent at Harbor Cov.

For the past 40 years, Joanne Cochrane, Dalen Mason, Cathie Gates, and Sandy Anderson have developed one of the deepest friendships we’ve ever heard of. We call them the prayer ladies, because they have committed to meeting together every week for years to pray for each other, for their families, and for our church. They share some of their memories and thoughts from the years spent at Harbor Cov.

What is an area of your life that you’d like to experience change in? What is one thing from your “old life” that you need to put off? What source of information is most impacting your thinking and attitude?

What is an area of your life that you’d like to experience change in? What is one thing from your “old life” that you need to put off? What source of information is most impacting your thinking and attitude?

What is an area of your life that you’d like to experience change in? What is one thing from your “old life” that you need to put off? What source of information is most impacting your thinking and attitude?

What is one step you can take to more fully live worthy of the calling you’ve received? What’s your growth area: humility, gentleness, patience, bearing with people or keeping unity? What do you bring to the table to build up the body of the Christ?

What is one step you can take to more fully live worthy of the calling you’ve received? What’s your growth area: humility, gentleness, patience, bearing with people or keeping unity? What do you bring to the table to build up the body of the Christ?

What is one step you can take to more fully live worthy of the calling you’ve received? What’s your growth area: humility, gentleness, patience, bearing with people or keeping unity? What do you bring to the table to build up the body of the Christ?

Does God’s love for you make sense to you? Why or why not? 2. What would it mean for you to let God fully love you? 3. How can you love someone else in a way that doesn’t make sense?