In this First Wednesday message, Pastor Mark Butler challenges the church to move beyond basic salvation and start walking in the anointing of the Holy Spirit. Every believer has been given an "unction" from the Holy One, yet many remain spiritually stagnant because they do not understand how the gifts and power of God are meant to operate in their daily lives. Pastor Mark delivers a powerful reminder that while feelings and specific manifestations may wane, the Word of God is always anointed and ready to break every yoke. This sermon is a call to stop being led by your intellect and start being moved by the Spirit of God, utilizing the authority He has already placed within you.

What do you do when God’s timing doesn’t align with your own? In this message, Pastor Mark Butler explores the story of the Israelites in Exodus 32 and the spiritual danger of growing impatient during the "wait." When we perceive God as being slow to move, we are often tempted to take matters into our own hands and build "golden calves"—self-made solutions that reflect our past more than our future. Pastor Mark delivers a powerful reminder that God is not on trial for our lives and that His silence is never His absence. This sermon challenges us to stay steadfast, resist the urge to manufacture our own results, and trust that God is still working on our behalf, even when He is out of sight.

A New Year’s Eve service featureing a special time of communion and Pastor Mark Butler shares an encouraging word on ending the year supernaturally and preparing our hearts for the move of God in the coming season.

Celebrate the heart of the season with us in this Christmas Sunday service at Harvest Bible Church. The morning features classic carols and a special moment where Pastor Mark gathers the children to read the Christmas story from the second chapter of Luke. Through a message on the name "Immanuel," we are reminded that Jesus came to be "God with us," offering a supernatural peace that sustains us through every circumstance. This service is an invitation to reflect on the Savior’s birth and the gift of His constant presence in our lives.

What does it truly mean to have "God With Us And In Us"? This profound truth is the foundation of our worship. In this message, Pastor Mark Butler dives into Romans 12:1-2 , revealing that our "spiritual worship" is not just singing, but the daily, continuous act of presenting our bodies as a living sacrifice. Are you conforming to the world's patterns, or are you transformed by the renewing of your mind? Learn how the presence of God within you gives you the power to live a life that is truly holy, acceptable, and honoring to Him.

Sunday, December 7, 2025

We often sing about God being "Holy Forever," but what about us? In this message, Pastor Mark Butler unpacks 1 Peter 1:15-16 and addresses the hard truth: God has called us to be holy in all manner of life. If you've ever felt unworthy or unholy (especially after a chaotic day of shopping!), this message is for you. Learn how to recognize the Spirit of God living within you, embrace the humbling reality of your redemption, and practically walk in unfeigned love for others. Discover the secret to maintaining peace and joy, even in the midst of chaos.

Today we welcome guest minister Rev. Keith Hershey from Mutual Faith Ministries who shares a message how true satisfaction in life comes only from the mercy, grace, and loving kindness of God.

In this Thanksgiving message, Pastor Mark Butler reminds us that everything in the Christian life flows from the love of God. Drawing from Romans five, Ephesians 3, Galatians 5, and 1st Corinthians 13, he teaches how the love of God strengthens us, steadies us, and empowers our faith to work. Pastor Mark shares personal stories, honest reflections, and practical insight that show how God’s love equips us to walk in patience, kindness, unity, and forgiveness even in difficult situations and busy seasons. This message will encourage you to receive the love that God has already poured into your heart and to let that love shine through your words, actions, and attitude as you reach people during the holidays.

In this message, Pastor Mark Butler calls the Church to grow in maturity and unity in a season where division and comparison are pulling many believers off course. Drawing from First Corinthians and Ephesians four, he challenges us to stop competing, stop criticizing, and stop getting swept into arguments that weaken our witness. Pastor Mark teaches how spiritual maturity shows up in steady hearts, wise words, and a renewed commitment to love, restore, and serve one another. This message will help you locate your own spiritual growth, guard your heart in a noisy world, and keep your focus on what truly matters as you follow God into a pivotal new year.

Pastor Mark Butler teaches how a thankful and grateful heart positions us to receive the fullness of what God intends for our lives. Using the story of the ten lepers in Luke seventeen, he reveals the powerful difference between being cleansed and being made whole and shows how gratitude draws us into the complete work of salvation, peace, and restoration. This message will encourage you to guard your heart, stay thankful, and trust that God is actively working, even when you cannot see it. As Pastor Mark shares, a thankful heart is the path that leads us into wholeness.

Pastor Mark Butler shares a message on the power of thankfulness and how a grateful heart positions us to receive the fullness of what God desires to do in our lives. Using the story of the ten lepers in Luke seventeen, he shows the difference between being cleansed and being made whole and how thanksgiving brings us into the place of wholeness, peace, and restored joy. Pastor Mark also challenges us to guard our hearts in a culture that is increasingly unthankful and to remember the faithfulness of God in every season. This message will stir your faith, renew your gratitude, and remind you that God is always working, even when you cannot see it.

Guest speaker Pastor Murray Boyton from Rhythm Church in Australia shares an inspiring message about discovering the power of God’s favor through rest. Using the story of Noah, he reminds us that rest found favor in the eyes of the Lord and that God’s grace flows when we trust Him fully. Pastor Murray and his wife Kathy share personal stories of faith, perseverance, and miracles from their ministry, revealing how God’s favor expands our capacity, opens doors, and leaves a lasting legacy. This message will stir your faith and remind you that God’s favor surrounds you and goes before you every day.

In this message, Pastor Mark Butler challenges believers to examine their thought life and renew their minds according to God’s Word. Building on last week’s message from Pastor Pamela, “The Power of Words,” Pastor Mark takes it deeper. He reminds us that before our words ever shape our world, our thoughts do. Through Scripture from Colossians 3, Romans 12, and Philippians 4, he teaches how right thinking leads to right believing and right speaking. Pastor Mark shares how to guard your mind, recognize negative thought patterns, and align your inner life with God’s truth. You’ll learn the importance of being spiritually minded, sober minded, and sound minded—and discover the peace and confidence that come when your thoughts agree with God’s Word.

In this message, Pastor Mark Butler shares how prayer is more than asking; it is fellowship with God that aligns our hearts with His will. Drawing from Philippians 4 and 1 Timothy 2, he teaches how to pray with discernment, follow peace, and stand firm in authority amid today’s confusion. This message will stir your spirit to pray boldly, obey God’s leading, and walk in the confidence that He still speaks to His people.

Your words carry power to shape your world, stir faith, and silence the enemy. In this bold and timely message, Pastor Pamela Butler reveals how heaven moves when God’s people speak His Word with authority. Drawing from the story of David and Goliath, she exposes how fear and defeat enter through what we allow ourselves to hear and how victory begins when we prophesy God’s truth over our lives. If you’ve been battling discouragement, doubt, or division, this message will stir your faith, ignite your voice, and remind you that the battle still belongs to the Lord.

In this message, Pastor Mark Butler encourages believers to strengthen themselves in the Lord and remember that God is able. Drawing from 1 Samuel 30, where David faced loss and despair at Ziklag, Pastor Mark teaches how to find hope, faith, and courage when everything seems against you. Through Scripture and real-life application, he reminds us that God’s ability and willingness never change—He is still the God of miracles, provision, and restoration.

In this midweek service, we welcome Daniel and Patricia—a couple whose testimony of redemption and purpose will inspire you. Daniel shares his journey from homelessness and addiction to freedom through a divine encounter with Jesus Christ. Patricia joins him to share how God led them to open Open Arms Sober Living, a Christ-centered home providing a safe, supportive place for women overcoming addiction. Together, they testify to God’s transforming grace and the call to reach others with compassion and hope.

This special Pastor Appreciation Sunday at Harvest Bible Church celebrates Pastors Mark and Pam Butler for their faithful leadership and hearts for God’s people. The service features a fun awards presentation, a heartfelt video from HBC Kids, and a powerful message from Pastor Mark on walking in spiritual authority and living boldly in Christ.

In this message, Pastor Mark Butler shares a powerful and heartfelt message on how to receive and walk in divine healing. This message will strengthen your confidence in God’s covenant promises and remind you that healing belongs to every believer. Whether you’re standing for your own miracle or believing for someone you love, this word will stir your faith and renew your hope that Jesus is still the healer—yesterday, today, and forever.