All the sermons from our services at Harvest Vineyard Church in Ames, IA. If you want to learn more about Harvest, visit us online at Harvestvc.org or download our mobile app.
Harvest Sermons
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All the sermons from our services at Harvest Vineyard Church in Ames, IA. If you want to learn more about Harvest, visit us online at Harvestvc.org or download our mobile app.
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June 28, 2026
Different Now | Communion
<p>This sermon explores the rich theology and practice of communion through 1 Corinthians 11:17-34, where Paul addresses the Corinthian church's misuse of the Lord's Supper. The message traces the historical development of communion theology from the early church through the Reformation, acknowledging that faithful Christians have understood this practice differently throughout history. Rather than insisting on one correct interpretation, the sermon presents communion as simultaneously a common meal that unites believers, a memorial of Christ's sacrifice, a thanksgiving celebration, a practice that transcends time connecting past and future, and ultimately a mystery where Christ is present in ways beyond our full understanding. The sermon challenges believers to approach communion with humility, examining their hearts for unforgiveness while recognizing the sacred nature of this meal that the global church has practiced for two millennia.</p>
June 21, 2026
Different Now | Fully Capable, Fully Called
<p>This sermon addresses one of the more challenging passages in Scripture—1 Corinthians 11—regarding gender roles, head coverings, and women's place in church leadership. Pastor Julie Van Hove explores the cultural context of Paul's instructions to the Corinthian church, distinguishing between timeless truths and cultural practices. The central message affirms that men and women are "interdependent partners, fully capable and fully called" in Christ. Paul's concern was not establishing hierarchy but preventing secondary cultural issues from hindering the gospel. The sermon emphasizes that Jesus elevated women as partners in ministry, breaking cultural norms, and that the early church included women in leadership roles of praying and prophesying. The passage's use of "head" is better understood as "source" rather than "authority," pointing to mutual interdependence rather than subordination. The church is called to gift-based rather than gender-based ministry, recognizing and releasing the Holy Spirit's gifts in all believers regardless of age, gender, ethnicity, or background.</p>
June 14, 2026
Different Now | A Love Supreme
<p>This sermon explores how Christians can faithfully follow Jesus while living in a culture that doesn't share their values. Through 1 Corinthians 10, the Apostle Paul addresses the Corinthian church's question about meat sacrificed to idols, but the underlying issue is more universal: How do we maintain deep connection with non-believers while remaining distinctly formed by the gospel? Paul doesn't provide a simple rulebook but instead offers a framework centered on love and God's glory. He establishes two absolutes—flee from sexual immorality and idolatry—while leaving room for Spirit-led discernment in gray areas. The central principle is found in verse 31: "Whatever you eat or drink or whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God." This framework requires asking three key questions: Is it loving? Does it bring glory to God? Is it worth copying? Paul demonstrates that glorifying God and experiencing joy are not in competition; rather, we were made to glorify God, and when we do, we function as intended. The sermon concludes by pointing to Jesus as the ultimate example of living within this framework, who gave up everything out of love and for the joy set before Him.</p>
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