Harvest Church Omaha

Weekly sermons from Harvest Church in Omaha, Nebraska. Encountering Jesus—Empowering You To Impact The World. Biblical teaching and practical encouragement to help you grow in faith, follow Christ, and impact your world with the Gospel.

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  He Hasn't Changed

  Aug 16, 2026—S0

  Psalm 103 teaches that worship starts with a deliberate choice, not a mood. David looks in the mirror and speaks to himself: “Bless the Lord, O my soul,” commanding his whole being—mind, will, emotions, and body—to kneel in reverence before God and to refuse the slow drift into spiritual forgetfulness.<br/>The sermon warns that one of the greatest dangers to faithfulness is not suffering, but comfort. When life improves, it’s easy to enjoy God’s gifts while ignoring the Giver, sliding from blessing to comfort, then self-sufficiency, then forgetfulness and ingratitude. The antidote is intentional remembering, because remembering...

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  The Beatitudes Part 4

  Aug 9, 2026—S0

  Jesus teaches that being persecuted, mocked, or falsely accused can be part of faithfully following Him—not because believers seek conflict, but because living for righteousness and for Jesus’ sake will sometimes collide with the values of the world. The sermon emphasizes that the blessing Jesus promises is not tied to suffering in general, but to suffering that comes from obedience to Christ, and that this kind of opposition places believers in “good company” with the prophets and faithful Christians throughout history.<br/>Pastor Jeff urges the church toward wholehearted allegiance—refusing to compromise even when it costs reputation, relationships, comfort, o...

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  The Beatitudes Part 3

  Aug 2, 2026—S0

  What does it truly mean to be blessed—and what does that kind of life actually look like in the real world? Pastor Jeff took his congregation deep into the heart of Matthew 5, unpacking three transformative Beatitudes: the merciful, the pure in heart, and the peacemakers. With disarming honesty—sharing his own struggle with unrecognized sacrifice and his long-awaited reconciliation with a fellow pastor—Pastor Jeff made clear that mercy isn't weakness but costly strength, purity isn't flawless performance but sincere, single-minded devotion, and peacemaking isn't conflict avoidance but courageous bridge-building. His insight cuts through religious performance: a merciful life isn't...

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  The Beatitudes Part 2

  Jul 26, 2026—S0

  What if the very thing the world calls weakness is actually the key to inheriting everything? Pastor Jeff opens this powerful message on the Beatitudes by dismantling one of Christianity's most misunderstood virtues—meekness—revealing it not as timidity, but as strength fully surrendered to God. Drawing from Philippians 2, Pastor Jeff paints a breathtaking picture of Jesus, who as God Almighty, could have called legions of angels while Roman soldiers beat Him, yet chose restraint out of love for us. That, Pastor Jeff declares, is meekness in its purest form—power held back for the sake of another. He urges the co...

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  The Beatitudes Part 1

  Jul 19, 2026—S0

  What if the very things that break us open are the same things that make room for God to enter? Pastor Jeff opened the Beatitudes in Matthew 5, revealing that Jesus didn't call the strong and self-sufficient blessed—He called the broken, the mourning, and the meek. With remarkable vulnerability, Pastor Jeff shared his own raw anger over his stepson Joel's passing and gently invited Sherry to the front to share her journey through losing a son, a grandson, and a nephew—reminding us that grief is simply the price of love. His unique insight cuts through religious platitude: being "poor in s...

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