Harvest Time International Church

Harvest Time International Church

by Pastor Stacey Carver

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Redeemed by the Blood

Redeemed by the Blood Speaker: Stacey Carver Scripture References: Galatians 4:4–7; Psalm 107:2; 1 Peter 1:18–21; Ezekiel 22:30; Romans 3:23; Isaiah 64:6; Hebrews 9:22; Romans 5:9; John 3:3; Leviticus 17:11; Matthew 26:39; Ephesians 2:1; 2 Corinthians 5:17; 2 Corinthians 3:18; Matthew 15:19; Mark 7:21 DATE: 03-22-26 Redemption is more than a word—it is the price that was paid to bring us back to God. We were lost, broken, and unable to save ourselves, carrying a debt we could never repay. But through the sacrifice of Jesus, everything changed. His blood made a way where there was no way, cleansing, restoring, and giving us a new identity. The old life must be left behind so the new can begin. You are not who you used to be—you are redeemed, justified, and made new by the blood of the Lamb. In Christ, Pastor Stacey Carver Harvest Time International Church https://www.theharvestchurchonline.com

Stolen Identity: Remember Who You Are

Stolen Identity: Remember Who You Are Speaker: Stacey Carver Scripture References: Daniel 1:6–7; Galatians 3:26–29; Jeremiah 1:5; Galatians 4:4–7; John 14:18 DATE: 03-15-25 One of the enemy’s greatest tactics is to confuse and steal your identity. The world will try to rename you, redefine you, and reshape you into something God never intended. Labels, expectations, and pressures can attempt to replace the truth of who you really are. But your identity does not come from people, culture, or circumstances—it comes from God. You were known before you were born, called for a purpose, and adopted into His family. You are not forgotten, abandoned, or alone. You are a child of the King, and nothing can take away the identity God has given you. In Christ, Pastor Stacey Carver Harvest Time International Church https://www.theharvestchurchonline.com

At His Feet: Returning to Our First Love

At His Feet: Returning to Our First Love Speaker: Sophia Carver Scripture References: Revelation 2:2–5; Acts 19:19; Matthew 6:33; Jeremiah 20:9; 2 Timothy 3:5; Psalm 139:23–24 DATE: 03-08-25 There is a place every believer must return to—the place at the feet of Jesus. It’s easy to become busy with life, responsibilities, and even church activities while slowly drifting from the presence that once burned so brightly in our hearts. We may know the right words and look the part, yet still lose the passion we once had for Him. The call is simple but powerful: return, repent, and seek Him again with a whole heart. When we come back to that place of devotion, the fire is rekindled, and nothing else will satisfy but Him. In Christ, Pastor Stacey Carver Harvest Time International Church

Undone in His Presence

Undone in His Presence Speaker: Tim Jackson Scripture References: Isaiah 6:1–5; John 3:30; Philippians 4:11–13; Hebrews 13:8; 2 Samuel 6:22; Psalm 139:23–24; Philippians 3:12 DATE: 03-01-25 There is something life-changing about truly encountering the presence of God. When His holiness fills the room, pride fades, comfort zones disappear, and our hearts are laid bare. We have grown too comfortable at times, too familiar with sacred things, yet when His presence is real, it humbles us and draws us deeper. Instead of focusing on others, we must allow God to search us—every motive, every thought, every hidden place. Growth begins when we say, “Less of me and more of You.” Press on, go deeper, and never settle for shallow experiences when God is calling you closer. In Christ, Pastor Stacey Carver Harvest Time International Church https://www.theharvestchurchonline.com

Step Out: Worship That Moves Heaven

Step Out: Worship That Moves Heaven Speaker: Tim Jackson Scripture References: John 4:23–24; Luke 19:40; John 8:32; John 4:1–30; Acts 2:1–4; Psalm 22:3; Romans 8:26–27 DATE: 02-25-25 Worship is more than a song—it is a lifestyle surrendered to God. True worship doesn’t begin in the flesh; it is birthed by the Spirit and centered on Jesus. The Spirit will always lead us to truth, always glorify Christ, and always stir our hearts toward deeper faith. If you want to see the Spirit move, you cannot stay on the sidelines. You have to step out—boldly, passionately, and unashamed. Don’t let fear silence your praise. Be willing to look different, to be “crazy” enough to trust God completely, and to worship Him with everything you have. When faith steps out, heaven responds. In Christ, Pastor Stacey Carver Harvest Time International Church https://www.theharvestchurchonline.com

Whosoever Will: Your Assignment to Reach the One

Whosoever Will: Your Assignment to Reach the One Speaker: Stacey Carver Scripture References: Romans 10:8–15; Luke 19:10; Matthew 18:10–14; Luke 15:4–7 DATE: 02-22-25 The heart of God has always been for the lost. No one is too far gone, too broken, or too forgotten to be rescued. The message of salvation is for whosoever will believe, and that means everyone has value in the eyes of Heaven. We each carry an assignment—to seek, to speak, and to reach. The Shepherd still leaves the ninety-nine to find the one, and He calls us to share in that mission. The question is not whether the lost matter, but whether we are willing to go after them. Make sure your life reflects the One who saved you, and boldly declare that Jesus is Lord. In Christ, Pastor Stacey Carver Harvest Time International Church https://www.theharvestchurchonline.com

Live in the Spirit, Not the Flesh

Live in the Spirit, Not the Flesh Speaker: Stacey Carver Scripture References: John 6:63; Zechariah 4:6; Philippians 3:3–11 DATE: 02-18-25 There is a difference between knowing about God and truly walking with Him. Spiritual life is not sustained by intellect, talent, or human effort—it is fueled by the Spirit of God. You can have knowledge, titles, and accomplishments, but without the Spirit, they amount to nothing of eternal value. To hear God clearly, you must be hungry for Him and willing to quiet the distractions around you. The flesh offers noise; the Spirit offers life. When we live in the Spirit, everything changes, and Jesus is lifted high in every area of our lives. In Christ, Pastor Stacey Carver Harvest Time International Church https://www.theharvestchurchonline.com

There Is A Standard

There Is A Standard Speaker: Tim Jackson Scripture References: 1 Corinthians 6:7–11; Romans 12:1–2; 1 Peter 1:13–16; John 4:24; Hebrews 12:14; Ephesians 2:13; 1 Timothy 2:5; Hebrews 9:11–15; Hebrews 9:11–22; Zechariah 4:6 DATE: 02-15-25 God has never called His people to blend in—He has called them to stand apart. Holiness is not about perfection in our own strength, but about surrendering our lives completely to Him. We are invited to present ourselves as living sacrifices, transformed by the renewing of our minds and empowered by His Spirit. Jesus is not coming back for an all-show, no-go church—He is coming for a people who live what they believe. A standard is a unit of measurement used to calibrate by, and our standard is not culture, opinion, or convenience—our standard is Jesus Christ. Through Him we have been brought near, redeemed, and made new. Now the call is clear: live differently, worship in spirit and truth, and pursue the holiness that reflects the One who saved you. It’s not by might nor by power, but by His Spirit that we walk in the life He has prepared. In Christ, Pastor Stacey Carver Harvest Time International Church https://www.theharvestchurchonline.com

None of Self, All of Thee

None of Self, All of Thee Speaker: Stacey Carver Scripture References: Matthew 6:16–18; Galatians 5:19–21; Galatians 5:22–23; Hebrews 11:25; 1 Thessalonians 5:16–18; Matthew 17:21; Romans 10:17; John 14:12; Matthew 7:15–20; Isaiah 58:1–14; Psalm 51:17 DATE: 01-04-25 There are times when the noise of the flesh grows so loud that the voice of God becomes hard to hear. Breaking free from bondage, gaining clarity, and walking in true spiritual power requires discipline and surrender. Fasting is a deliberate choice to say no to self so the Spirit can take the lead. It humbles the heart, sharpens spiritual focus, and opens the door for God to redirect, restore, and renew. When self is crushed and laid down, God is able to rebuild something stronger, purer, and more fruitful. True freedom begins when the flesh is subdued and the Spirit is allowed to rule. In Christ, Pastor Stacey Carver Harvest Time International Church https://www.theharvestchurchonline.com

Turning the Page: A New Beginning

Turning the Page: A New Beginning Speaker: Stacey Carver Scripture References: Zechariah 4:10; Isaiah 43:19; 1 Timothy 4:8; Galatians 6:8; Joshua 3:4; Joshua 24:15 DATE: 01-04-25 A new year is an invitation to start fresh—to turn the page and begin a new chapter. Turning over a new leaf means leaving old patterns behind and choosing better ones on purpose. Change doesn’t happen by accident; it requires action, commitment, and trust. You are writing your own story, and every decision becomes a line on the page. Small habits form roots—good ones bring life and fruit, while unhealthy ones can grow deep and difficult to remove. When you plant yourself in good soil and nurture what is right, growth follows. This year, choose wisely, trust God with the unknown, and step forward into a path you have not walked before. In Christ, Pastor Stacey Carver Harvest Time International Church https://www.theharvestchurchonline.com

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