SERMONS ON HARVEST

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Needed: Hands for the Harvest

by J. Gerald Harris

The one thing that interested the Lord Jesus more than anything else was the harvest. He calls himself, in Matthew 9:38, ''the Lord of the harvest.'' It was the harvest that moved Him to +leave the ivory palaces of heaven and come to a world of woe. He said, in Luke 19:10, ''the Son of man is come to seek and to save that which was lost.'' The harvest is also the reason we are here. Jesus said, in John 20:21, ''as my Father hath sent me, even so send I you.'' Jesus Christ is still the Lord of the harvest, and He is still calling for laborers to join Him in sowing the Gospel seeds and reaping eternal souls for the glory of God.Matthew...

The Love of the Harvest (2 of 4)

by James Merritt

Introduction: 1. We all know the name Billy Graham. He has spoken publicly about Jesus Christ, and preached the gospel to more people than any person in human history. He is easily one of the most recognizable and famous people on the face of planet earth. If anybody knows anything about the harvest, it is Billy Graham. Billy Graham said this: The evangelistic harvest is always urgent. The destiny of men, and of nations, is always being decided. Every generation is strategic. We are not responsible for the past generation, and we cannot bear the full responsibility for the next one; but we do have...

Five Laws of the Harvest

by Adrian Rogers

We've been studying in the gospel of Mark. Today we come to a very wonderful and beautiful passage. And as I looked at it tremendously blessed my heart. Mark chapter four and I began in verse 26, ''And he said, so is the kingdom of God as if a man should cast seed into the ground and should sleep and rise night and day and the seed should spring and grow up, he knoweth not how. For the earth bringeth forth fruit of herself. First the blade, then the ear, after that the full corn in the ear. But when the fruit is brought forth, immediately he putteth in the sickle because the harvest is right.'' Underscore the phrase...

Needed: Hands for the Harvest

by J. Gerald Harris

Obey Harvest Prayer (23 of 35)

by Steve Jones

The church has a crop to harvest, and it is a harvest of souls. But we might need to be more DIVERSIFIED in our spiritual farming methods. To win souls we know we need to love people, teach and preach the gospel truth, and BE Christ to others in our example. But there is one element of the harvest that sometimes goes neglected - prayer. Might the upcoming year, 2021, be the beginning of Harvest time at Vero Christian Church? I do not know. But this I do know, that before God enables his people to bring in a harvest, he pours out a spirit of prayer upon them. That's what I want to talk about today: ''OBEY HARVEST PRAYER.'' Praying for a spiritual harvest is motivated by four factors.

The Principle of the Harvest Part 1 (2 of 4)

by Stan Coffey

Galatians 6:7-9 - ''Be not deceived; God is not mocked: for whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap; (8) For he that soweth to his flesh shall of the flesh reap corruption; but he that soweth to the Spirit shall of the Spirit reap life everlasting. (9) And let us not be weary in well doing; for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not.''That's been a principle of my life. Now, the scripture tells us there is a law of the harvest. The law of the harvest is illustrated everywhere in life. As we look at the law of the harvest today, remember the law of the harvest says that you reap what you sow. ''Be mot deceived, God is not mocked...

Haggai: The Law of the Harvest (18 of 20)

by Roger Thomas

Introduction: We are almost to the end of the Old Testament. Haggai is the third from end. It is also the second shortest book in the Old Testament with just two chapters and thirty-eight verses. But it is short and powerful! Before you can appreciate Haggai's message, you need to understand a principle that many find a bit foreign to our world. I will call it the Law of the Harvest. Simply put, the Law of the Harvest says ''Whatsoever a man sows that shall he also reap.'' In other words, life has consequences. This is not surprising. I suspect most people believe that in one form or another. But for Haggai and the Bible there is a bit more to the Law of the Harvest. God is a part of the equation now, not just...

The Final Harvest (Preview of Armageddon) (32 of 41)

by Jerry Watts

As we have read these verses tonight, we are reading a 'snippet' or a preview of things to come. When you go to the movie, you'll discover that the first 5-10 minutes contain previews of upcoming movies and attractions. Most of the time, I'm not interested in the previews because those movies don't interest me, but here I'm more than interested because this is a preview of the greatest battle of all times. This is a preview of the Battle of Armageddon. In a few weeks, in chapter 19, we'll take a look at this historic and final battle. For now, let's see what that battle really is and what it is for. This is summed up in one word...

The Law of the Harvest (14 of 15)

by Ernest Easley

It is from the New Testament book of Galatians that we learn that the Lord Jesus Christ is the LORD OF LIBERTY! Jesus is the great liberator! He sets the captives free! When He steps into your heart, He liberates you from the bondage of the Law into the liberty of grace! Psalm 146.7 tells us that ''He gives food to the hungry and freedom to the prisoners.'' Jesus gives pardons to prisoners! And pardon me but ''Hallelujah, what a savior!'' He is the Lord of Liberty! He sets us free by grace and we stay set free by grace! You see, whatever sets you free keeps you free! Whatever gets you saved keeps you saved! And I praise the...

The Harvest of the Earth

by Dr. Ed Young

Let's bow for prayer together.Father, we ask today that there may be a holy hush over this assembly. May there be reverence and prayerfulness and a time of soul-searching for all of us who have gathered in this place. Lord, we need Thee every hour. Especially do we need Thee now as Thou dost come near to us in worship and praise, in prayer, in confession, in proclamation. Some here need to have their sins forgiven. They need to turn from iniquity and wickedness and hypocrisy and chicanery. Some here are tired of living in the shallows, a life surrounded with deceit and lies and immorality. Lord, deal with those. Others...

Bumper Crop (2 of 3)

by Jeff Strite

OPEN: A preacher told his church this story about an airplane trip he'd recently taken from Chicago to California: ''I was on the plane when they ran into some very severe turbulence. The plane began to shake terribly and the passengers were getting alarmed. Even the flight attendants were looking concerned. Finally, one of the passengers who sat behind him (and who knew he was a preacher) leaned over the seat and said, ''This is really frightening. Do you suppose you could... I don't know... do something religious?'''The preacher paused, smiled at his audience and said: ''So I took up a collection.''Money and church...

The Picture of the Harvest (1 of 4)

by Stan Coffey

I want you to look at John, chapter 4. You remember John, chapter 4 is the occasion of Jesus and His disciples traveling through Samaria and while His disciples had gone into town to buy some supplies for dinner, Jesus had encountered, there at the edge of town, a woman who came to the well of Sychar. This woman was a sinful woman but Jesus came for sinners. Jesus reached out for this woman and He told her about the water of life. He said, "If you drink the water that I give you, you'll never thirst again." That woman was gloriously saved and she went back into the city to tell everyone that she had found the...

Missing the Harvest

by Daniel Rodgers

Let me give a little background to our message this morning: a. Jeremiah was the major prophet during the decline and fall of the southern kingdom of Judah. He is the author of the book of Jeremiah, as well as the book of Lamentations...a record of his lament over the demise of Judah. He is often referred to as the ''Weeping Prophet of Israel.''b. Jeremiah's comment in (vs.20) has to do with Israel missing her opportunity to repent from the error of her ways. She had, time and time again, turned from God. 1) She had worshipped false gods, and she refused to have the Lord rule in her life. As a result, Israel went into...

The Law of the Harvest (15 of 16)

by Jim Perdue

We're getting very close to finishing our series through the book of Galatians. We have spent a good bit of time walking through each verse of this New Testament book. A theme we see reoccurring throughout this book is that the source of our righteousness is found in Christ alone. We understand this spiritually speaking, but it's a different thing altogether to live it out faithfully. When we first come to Christ, we understand that our righteousness isn't good enough. But as we seek to live for Christ, we seem to forget this truth. Paul has spent a great deal of time reminding the Galatian believers of their position in Christ. Through...

Time for Harvest (3 of 4)

by Kerry Shook

''You know the saying, 'Four months between planting and harvest.' But I say, wake up and look around. The fields are already ripe for harvest. The harvesters are paid good wages, and the fruit they harvest is people brought to eternal life. What joy awaits both the planter and the harvester alike!'' John 4:35, 36 (NLT) 1. IT'S TIME TO PRAISE GOD WITH EVERY BREATH. ''Let everything that has breath praise the LORD. Praise the LORD.''Psalm 150:6 (NIV) 2. IT'S TIME TO HONOR GOD WITH ALL I HAVE. ''Honor the LORD with your wealth and with the best part of everything you produce. Then He will fill your barns...

Five Laws of the Harvest

by Adrian Rogers

Generosity Principles

by Christopher Harbin

We don't generally like to talk much about financial giving. We may address it in general terms, but we like to keep it as a private matter, clouding it as personal, and keeping the details of our financial lives out of public discussions. As churches, we may track the giving of individuals to offer them a tax receipt at the en of the year, but we rarely discuss the principles behind our giving, why we give, how much we give, and how much we should give. Frankly, it is an uncomfortable topic, partly so because the whole issue of finances is a private of taboo topic in our society. It is not taboo to say that we do not...

The Law of the Harvest (1 of 4)

by Jeff Schreve

Let me ask you a question. How many have ever gotten a speeding ticket? You know, you get a speeding ticket, and I've had my share, you get a speeding ticket when you break the law on the road, the speed limit law. You can only go so fast on the road. That's right. You'll be breaking it one day, too. But, you know man has set up laws to govern our highways and to govern our society, man-made laws, in order to bring order and not chaos. But now I did some research about laws and found some really crazy laws. Some might still be on the books, or some have been rescinded, I don't know. But as I was looking these...

Attitude of Gratitude

by Ron Clarkson

Welcome: I would like to say a special thanks to all of you here this morning, a special thanks because this is thanksgiving week. I say thanks to you, and I say thank you to the Father because you are here. In the past 11 years we have seen this group grow from a few dozen to now averaging close to 500. What a privilege it is to be part of the OCC team, and we , as a church are here to serve you and to serve our heavenly Father. So thanks for choosing to share your morning with us. Let's pray together. Prayer: Father, we come to you this morning with thankful hearts. We thank you for all you have done for us...

Feasting on the Feasts (1 of 6)

by Ernest Easley

Tonight we are picking up where we left off last Wednesday night feasting on the feast of Pentecost. Now remember .. the seven feasts of Israel were God's feasts.Leviticus 23.2, "Speak to the children of Israel, and say to them, 'The feasts of the Lord, which you shall proclaim to be holy convocations, these are My feasts." But God invited the children of Israel to join Him in celebrating these feasts for one reason: to cause them to look up! To cause them to realize how much God loved them! Now these feasts were a shadow of things to come. And we have seen how each feast pointed to the Lord Jesus Christ and His Church...

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