Who We are

In the heart of every person is a longing for something more than this world has to offer. We try to fill this void with relationships, pleasure, possessions, and success – all of which will ultimately leave us feeling empty and wanting more. God's word says that the only solution for this eternal longing is found in living out our created purpose by glorifying God and walking in dynamic relationship with Him.

We call ourselves a Vertical Church because we desire that God's glory would be at the center of everything we do. From our passionate worship and bold preaching to our gospel-centered community, everything we do as a church is about the person, work, and word of Jesus Christ.

It's not about what we want, not about what's easy to say, and not about what feels good. We know that when we seek God above all else, making much of Jesus Christ, we will experience the life-changing power of the Spirit.

This is what we were made for.
This is why we're vertical.


WORSHIP

God desires to be worshipped in spirit and in truth (John 4:24) and promises to inhabit the praises of His people (Psalm 22:3). At Harvest we approach every Sunday with the expectation that we will experience the manifest presence of God through passionate and sincere worship and the power of His word. When we do this, God shows up and lives are changed.


Relationship

 

True growth in Jesus Christ can only be experienced by participating in gospel-centered community (Ephesians 4:15-16). At Harvest, this community is found in discipleship groups where we gather together throughout the week to apply God's word, lift one another up in prayer, hold each other accountable, and care for each other's needs.


discipleship

 

We exist to glorify God and make disciples. Whether you are leading a discipleship group, teaching children in Harvest Kids, or greeting visitors in the Parking Lot Ministry, we believe every believer has the ability to disciple. We encourage everyone who calls Harvest home to exercise their faith in a tangible way by engaging in discipleship and serving their church community.