Harvest Hills Baptist Church Sermons

This is the final message of our series on bibliology and is a personal application of the principles we have looked at throughout the year. While there is room for liberty on this issue, Pastor Shirk tries to present a case for why he uses a TR bible.

It can be easy to assume that you are alone in your service for Christ, but just like Elijah needed to be reminded that he was not alone, Paul shows us what it is like to be co-laborers for Christ. Join us as we conclude Romans 15.

As the English language has progressed, our use and understanding of older forms of English have changed as well. If understanding is as important as we saw last week, we need to be able to understand what we read in the bible. Join us as we look at some of the features of the KJV that tend to trip people up.

As Paul begins to wrap up the book of Romans, he expresses why his philosophy of ministry has delayed him from visiting the Roman church. Join us as we look at Romans 15:14-22.

Is it important that we be able to understand our bibles? Many would agree that it is, but how important should this goal be in our bible translations? Join us as we look at the benefits of understanding and the dangers of not.