The Virtue Podcast
The Virtue Podcast is hosted by Cathe Laurie and produced as part of the women's ministry at Harvest Christian Fellowship. Each weekly episode reinforces an ongoing Bible study, offering teaching and reflections meant to be paired with small-group discussion and built around the conviction that faith grows best in community. Monthly episodes feature "Girl Talk" conversations in which Cathe and special guests talk through life and spiritual growth together. The show is designed for women who want to study God's Word and live out the gospel in everyday, life-on-life relationships.
Episodes
Book of Ruth Introduction
In this episode, Pastor KC McCauley kicks off our 7-week study with an introduction on two themes that run through the whole book: God’s providence and kindness. It’s set in the same dark days as Judges, but this time we see God working through one faithful family to bring them from famine to fullness. That family line leads to King David, and ultimately to Jesus, our true kinsman Rede
Episode 6 | Judges 17-21
Even in the darkest chapters of Judges, we are reminded that God is still at work and His story is far from over. In Judges 17–21, Melanie Brown shows us the dangers of compromise and doing what is right in our own eyes, while encouraging us to remain faithful to God’s Word and His calling. Ultimately, Judges points us beyond the darkness and leaves us longing for our righteous Judge a
Episode 5 | Judges 13-16
Today on the Virtue Podcast, with Wendy MacGinnis, we’re in Judges 13–16, looking at the life of Samson—a man uniquely gifted by God and given a specific purpose, yet one who repeatedly chose what seemed right in his own eyes. Wendy reminds us that while Samson played the champion, he often failed to act as a leader. His story warns us what can happen when pride, desire, and self
Episode 4 | Judges 8-12
In this week’s Virtue podcast, Sue Mills walks us through Judges 8:32–12:15, looking specifically at Abimelech and Jephthah. Their stories remind us how easily other things can begin to take God’s place in our hearts and how tempting it can be to take matters into our own hands when we’re waiting for God to make things right. Sue encourages us to run to the Lord, trust His
Episode 3 | Judges 6-8
Today’s Virtue podcast reminds us that God is a Redeemer of all things! In Judges 6–8, Christi Robillard walks us through Gideon’s journey from a fearful leader, to a successful leader, and ultimately, a prideful leader. Gideon’s story reminds us that God meets us in our fear, but also warns us that success can quietly lead to pride. A powerful reminder to stay humble, watc
Episode 2 | Judges 3-5
Judges 3–5 reads a little more like a Marvel movie than a chick flick—full of battles, unlikely heroes, and unexpected victories! Shelley Hurley reminds us that God uses ordinary people who are willing to be anointed, armed, awakened, and available. And because of Jesus, we don’t fight for victory, we fight from victory.Support the show: https://harvest.org/donate/See omnyst
Episode 1 | Judges 1-3:6
In this episode of the Virtue Podcast, Cathe Laurie takes us into the book of Judges to uncover how small compromises can lead to captivity and how easily we can forget the faithfulness of God. She challenges us to consider where “I can’t” may really mean “I won’t,” and how the things we choose can eventually begin choosing for us. Through it all, Judges reminds
Book of Judges Introduction
Welcome to a brand-new season of the Virtue Podcast! In this episode, Tiffany Velasquez encourages us to stay planted and remember that good things take time to cultivate—especially when it comes to growing in God’s Word and in community with one another. Then, as we begin our study through Judges, Tiffany sets the stage for this powerful book—what led Israel to need rescuing, wh
Episode 16 | Luke 24
In this episode, Melanie Brown walks us through Gospel of Luke chapter 24, celebrating the resurrection of Jesus and the hope it brings. She highlights how the empty tomb changes everything, reminding us that Christianity is not just about Jesus’ death, but His victory over it. As we follow the women at the tomb and the disciples’ journey from confusion to clarity, we’re encourag
Episode 15 | Luke 23
In this week’s podcast, Tiffany Velasquez walks through Luke 23, looking at each person who encountered Jesus—from the crowd and Pilate to the thieves on the cross, Joseph of Arimathea, and the women—and how their responses revealed their hearts. Though they all stood before the same Savior, their reactions were vastly different. As we listen, we’re invited to ask ourselves
Episode 14 | Luke 22
In this episode, Wendy MacGinnis walks through Luke 22, where Jesus shares the Passover with His disciples, institutes communion, and redefines greatness through humble, servant-hearted leadership. As Peter’s coming denial and Jesus’ arrest unfold, we’re reminded of both our human weakness and Christ’s steady, sacrificial love. This passage invites us to follow Jesus not in
Episode 13 | Luke 19–21
In this episode of the Virtue Podcast, Shelley Hurley walks us through Luke 19–21, where we witness a powerful “showdown” at the temple and the varied responses to Jesus’ authority. Through His words and actions, Jesus exposes hearts, calls us to surrender, and reminds us that we are His temple—set apart for Him alone. As we look ahead to His return, this message enco
Episode 12 | Luke 18-19
In this episode of the Virtue Podcast, Sue Mills teaches through Luke 18:9–19:44, highlighting the different ways people approached Jesus. From pride to desperation to childlike faith, each response reveals the heart. This message is an invitation to draw near to the Savior who is calling you.Support the show: https://harvest.org/donate/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Episode 11 | Luke 16-18
In this episode of the Virtue Podcast, Christi Robillard shares from her heart on one of her favorite topics, faith, something we’ve all been given a measure of and are all growing in. She encourages us to take steps of faith that are wise, steady, and lasting, while also speaking into real-life areas like marriage and forgiveness. And she leaves us with this question from Luke 18:8 to sit w
Episode 10 | Luke 14–15
In this episode, Cathe Laurie reminds us that deep down, every heart is longing to know: Do I really matter? As we walk through Luke 14–15, we see how Jesus gently reshapes our understanding of worth through humility, hospitality, and surrendered priorities. And most beautifully, we’re reminded that we matter deeply to God—so much that He pursues us, welcomes
Episode 9 | Luke 12–13
Join Brittni Laurie as she shares from Luke 12–13 and encourages us to live ready, bear fruit, and trust God with the growth in our lives. Through relatable stories and Jesus’ parables, Brittni reminds us that even the smallest seeds of faith can grow into something that blesses others. A sweet and hopeful reminder that God is always at work, even in the small things.Support the show:
Episode 8 | Luke 11-12
In this week’s Virtue Podcast, Leah Case opens up Luke 11–12 and talks about something we all wrestle with—looking put together on the outside while feeling messy on the inside . As Jesus speaks hard truth about hypocrisy, greed, and worry, we’re reminded that He’s not after performance—He’s after our hearts. If you’ve ever felt anxious, exposed, or
Episode 7 | Luke 10
In this week’s Virtue Podcast, Debbie Eaton dives into Luke 10 and brings it to life in such a personal, encouraging way. From the seventy sent out two by two, to the Good Samaritan, to Mary sitting at Jesus’ feet, we’re reminded to serve with joy, love, and worship. Through heartfelt stories from her own family, Debbie challenges us to live on mission, love people well, and
Episode 6 | Luke 9
In this week’s Virtue Podcast, Melanie Brown walks us through Luke 9, highlighting The Commission, The Confession of Faith, and The Cost of Discipleship. She reminds us that just like the early disciples, we’ve been entrusted with a calling and must be ready to answer the question, “Who is Jesus?” With clarity and conviction, Melanie challenges us to deny ourselves, take up
Episode 5 | Luke 8
In this episode of the Virtue Podcast, Wendy MacGinnis takes us through Luke 8 and reveals the beautiful, countercultural way Jesus elevated and included women in His ministry. She reminds us that we are co-laborers in God’s Kingdom, called to prioritize Christ, live generously, and cultivate “good soil” in our own hearts. From the parable of the sower to the miracles that follow
Episode 4 | Luke 6-7
In this episode of the Virtue Podcast, Shelley Hurley walks us through Luke 6-7 and reminds us that true blessing isn't found in chasing happiness, it’s found in surrendering our hearts to Jesus. Through the compassion of Christ, we see how God meets the humble, broken, doubting, and repentant with mercy and love. This message will encourage you to live with Kingdom perspective and allow the
Episode 3 | Luke 4:14–5:39
In this episode of the Virtue Podcast, Zenovia Bernier walks us through Luke 4:14–5:39, exploring Jesus’ Spirit-filled ministry, His clear purpose, and the power of immediate obedience. Through moments of rejection, miracles, deliverance, and calling the first disciples, we’re reminded what it looks like to live boldly and faithfully in the power of the Holy Spirit. This teaching
Episode 2 | Luke 2:41–4:13
In this Virtue Podcast episode, Sue Mills walks us through pivotal moments in Luke 2:41–4:13, from Jesus at age twelve in the temple, to His baptism, and His temptation in the wilderness. With warmth and biblical insight, Sue highlights defining moments, seasons of waiting, and how Jesus fully identifies with us in obedience, suffering, and temptation. This encouraging message reminds us tha
Episode 1 | Luke 1-2
In this opening study of Luke 1-2, Christi Robillard reminds us that nothing is impossible with God. Through stories of waiting, faith, and answered prayer, she encourages us to believe Him for miracles and trust His power at work today.Support the show: https://harvest.org/donate/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The Gospel of Luke Introduction
In this episode, Cathe Laurie introduces the Gospel of Luke, a thoughtful and beautifully detailed account of Jesus’ life and ministry. Luke gives us a unique look at God’s heart for the overlooked especially women, outcasts, and sinners, while grounding our faith in real history and truth. This introduction invites you to lean in, study Scripture carefully, and keep your focus on Jesu
2025 Virtue Christmas Message - Jennie Lusko
In this special episode, Jennie Lusko shares a powerful reminder that God is a God of detail, often doing His greatest work through small, humble beginnings. What may seem insignificant can hold the seed of something beautiful and eternal. This message encourages listeners not to despise the small things, but to trust that God is always at work growing something far greater than we can seeSupport
Episode 9 | Hebrews 12-13
In today’s episode, Wendy MacGinnis walks us through Hebrews 12 and 13, reminding us how God’s love is revealed through His discipline, His guidance, and the spiritual leaders He places in our lives. She highlights how our obedience, kindness, hospitality, purity, and praise become the practical ways our love for God is “showing” to the world around us. Wendy also encourage
Episode 8 | Hebrews 10-12
In today’s episode, we’re walking through Hebrews 10-12 and into some of the most powerful truths in this book. We begin with a sober warning not to turn away, then move into what real, enduring faith looks like as we approach the Hall of Faith. From there, we step into Hebrews 12, where we’re invited to consider the crowd cheering us on, the race set before us, the training God
Episode 7 | Hebrews 8-10
In this episode, Debbie Eaton walks us through Hebrews 8–10, reminding us that Jesus is our High Priest, Perfect Sacrifice, and Mediator of a Better Covenant. She invites us to consider the depth of God’s mercy and the access we now have to His presence through Christ. As we reflect on the beauty of this new covenant, we’re called to draw near, hold fast to our faith, and li
Episode 6 | Hebrews 6:13-7:28
In this week’s episode, Shelley Hurley is talking about A Better Hope. In a world that feels so uncertain, financial pressures, moral decay, wars, and fear, it’s easy to feel hopeless. But as Hebrews reminds us, Jesus brings in a better hope, one that anchors our souls and keeps us from drifting when life’s waves crash hard. This hope is not found in circumstances or sy
Episode 5 | Hebrews 4:14-6:12
Trusting Jesus as Savior isn’t just about eternity it’s about how we live right now, in every season of life. Whether things are falling apart or everything seems perfect, we should always be desperate for Him. God gave us His Word not just to know it, but to be changed by it as we draw near to Him for mercy and grace each day.Support the show: https://harvest.org/donate/See omnystudio
Episode 4 | Hebrews 3:7-4:13
Sue Mills shares from Hebrews 3:7–4:13, encouraging us to wait on God’s timing, stay in His Word, and trust His heart. His plans are good—always.Support the show: https://harvest.org/donate/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Episode 3 | Hebrews 2:1-3:6
In this episode, Christi Robillard takes us through Hebrews chapter 2, where we are warned not to neglect so great a salvation. She reminds us that spiritual drift doesn’t happen overnight — it happens when we do nothing. To stand strong, we must pay close attention to what we’ve heard and keep our hearts anchored in Christ. Don’t lose your awe of the Lord, because when awe
Episode 2 | Hebrews 1:1-4
In this episode, Tiffany Velasquez shares from Hebrews 1:1–4, reminding us that Jesus is greater than the prophets, angels, traditions, and religious systems that came before Him. She walks us through how Christ is the heir of all things, the Creator, the radiance of God’s glory, the one who sustains the universe, redeems our sins, and now reigns in majesty. At the heart of it all is t
Episode 1 | Intro to Hebrews by Cathe Laurie
In today's message, Cathe Laurie opens our study with the introduction to Hebrews, helping us see how this letter calls us to fix our eyes on Christ - our Savior, our High Priest, and the One who is better than all.Support the show: https://harvest.org/donate/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Sermon Discussion Notes: Outward
In concluding this series, Pastor Greg shared about our outward focus on service and evangelism.God calls each of us to use our spiritual gifts and share the gospel. As we glorify God (upward)and edify one another (inward), we also need an outlet for God’s truth (outward). The gospel wasnever meant to be hoarded—it was given to be shared.Support the show: https://harvest.org/donate/See
Sermon Discussion Notes: Inward
In the second part of this series, Pastor Jonathan shared about our inward focus of edification.Jesus is building His church, and we all play a part—we are equipped for the work of ministry andare built up in the body of Christ. We edify by speaking the truth in love and serving one another.Support the show: https://harvest.org/donate/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Sermon Discussion Notes: Upward
A balanced Christian life begins with being in church. When we gather regularly, we lift our eyes upward in worship, grow inward in faith, and live outward in impact. Join us for the start of a new series!Support the show: https://harvest.org/donate/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Introduction
We’re back! Join Melanie Brown as she warmly welcomes you to a new season of small groups. In this episode, she shares encouraging best practices to help you start strong and make this year of Bible Study your best yet!Support the show: https://harvest.org/donate/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Episode 6: 3 John | Wendy MacGinnis
Join Wendy this week as we wrap up our series in the Letters of John. John’s third letter is so short that it only takes five minutes to read but it gives us a master class on how to build others up, offer correction and warning, and leave them with a sense of peace. The lessons from this letter are timeless and practical reminders to live out our faith with authenticity, humility, and a hea
Episode 5: 2 John 1 | Zenovia Bernier
John’s letters are instructions and warnings for us, but they also serve as examples how to biblically encourage our brothers and sisters in the Lord by keeping truth the main focus. This week, join Zenovia in our discussion of 2 John. While not everyone is called to teach the Word of God formally, we’re called to build one another up, stirring others to love and good works. How sweet
Episode 4: 1 John 4:12 – 2 John 1 | Melanie Brown
John’s purpose in writing was to assure his readers that the gospel of Jesus Christ is true and they could be certain of their salvation. Our present-day culture seeks to undermine the gospel with false ideas that dilute the truth and stir us to doubt what the Bible teaches. This week, Melanie discusses six things that mark the life of a genuine believer and assure us that we truly know God.
Episode 3: 1 John 3:4 - 4:11 | Tiffany Velasquez
Listen in this week as Tiffany highlights five key truths about Jesus and our identity in Him. Through Him, we are children of God. He sets us free to pursue a life of repentance and spiritual growth. He calls us to love others in our words and actions. He leads us into truth so we can navigate false teaching, staying grounded in the Word. John reminds us that as believers, we have the Holy Spirit
Episode 2: 1 John 2:12-23 | Shelley Hurley
If we really believed that we were living in the last hour, what would we do differently? Only those who are prepared to die are really prepared to live. Join Shelley this week as we continue our study in 1 John. As children of God, we have everything we need to resist the temptations of this world and live a holy life. Let the very thought of His imminent return cause us to live completely for Hi
Episode 1: 1 John Introduction | Cathe Laurie
Join Cathe this week as we jump into our series in the Letters of John. At the time of writing these letters, John is an old man, the last of the apostles living. He writes to believers, “so that you may know that you have eternal life” (1 John 5:13). In the coming weeks, we will find that being a Christian is more than doctrines and creeds that we memorize. God has invited us, not onl
Mentoring Nights Session 1 | What Is A Woman? by Cathe Laurie
Listen in with Cathe as we consider what it means to be a woman and why it matters (according to the Bible).Support the show: https://harvest.org/donate/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Episode 4: The True Vine | Leah Case
With each I AM description, the more we know about Jesus, the more we want to know. We are drawn to Jesus because everything about Him is more satisfying than anything this world can offer! Abiding in Jesus is spiritually fruitful but it isn’t something we accomplish through sheer willpower. Listen in with Leah as we discuss how this intimate connection with Jesus and being rooted in God&rsq
Episode 3: The Resurrection, Way, Truth, Life | Debbie Eaton
This week, we focus on two of the most powerful statements Jesus ever made about Himself. The account of Jesus bringing Lazarus back from death to resurrected life is so familiar, but Debbie encourages us to slow down and take it all in again. There is only one path to salvation and everlasting life, and it is found in Jesus Christ. To jo
Episode 2: The Gate, Good Shepherd, Lamb of God | Sue Mills
In each I AM description, Jesus used ordinary everyday illustrations that are simple, memorable and life-changing for us. Listen in with Sue this week as we explore what it means to know that Jesus is the Gate, our Good Shepherd, and the Lamb of God. To join a Harvest women’s small group, go to virtue.harvest.org/studies Learn more about Virtue
Episode 1: Bread of Life, Light of the World | Christi Robillard
In our first podcast of the I AM series, Christi examines why each description by Jesus Himself is so significant. Each one helps us connect to who Jesus is, how we relate to Him, and what He has done for us. Do you want to know Jesus better than ever before? Join us in discovering why knowing who Jesus is changes everything. To join a Harvest women’s small group, go to&nbs
Episode 5: Nehemiah 11-13 | Trish Dietz
Our final week of study opens with dedicating the rebuilt wall and a worship celebration so joyful it could be heard miles away! The community was on fire with renewed devotion to God. But then…their covenant vows made willingly to God were willfully broken. Listen in with Trish as we consider why every generation, from new believer to seasoned saint, needs to be vigilant in guarding our fa
Episode 4: Nehemiah 9:1-10:39 | Melanie Brown
When God’s Word exposes our sin, how do we respond? If we take sin lightly or make excuses, we don’t truly see how dangerous and destructive it is. While conviction of sin stings and grieves, it’s a gift of God’s grace calling us to freedom and forgiveness. Join Melanie in exploring this part of the story as the people listen to God’s Word and recognize the grav
Episode 3: Nehemiah 5:1-8:18 | Shelley Hurley
As Nehemiah continued the work of rebuilding, the opposition was unrelenting. When outward threats didn’t work, the enemy tried to discourage and disrupt the work from within. We can expect this in our walks as well. In this podcast, Shelley traces the steps Nehemiah took to resolve the issues threatening to divide and distract God’s people. We see the importance of having a stra
Episode 2: Nehemiah 2:9-4:23 | Cathe Laurie
Nehemiah’s memoir is a testament to the faithfulness of God who (unlike us) doesn’t abandon His projects halfway through. As the story unfolds, it points us toward God’s ultimate restoration project and the redemptive work of Jesus Christ. We have a Savior who restores hearts and rebuilds lives! Nehemiah’s example teaches us that rebuilding starts with prayer, but it
Episode 1: Nehemiah 1:1-2:8 | Tiffany Velasquez
Join us as we dive into the book of Nehemiah. In this first podcast, Tiffany explores how God used broken people and a pagan king to bring about restoration, and how Nehemiah’s heart for his people stirred him to action. Whether you are new to Nehemiah’s story or have studied it before, there is something here for you! To join a Harvest women’s small group, go to virtu
Advent 2: What Do You Want? | Cathe Laurie
The beauty of Advent (as opposed to the commercial thing we’ve made of Christmas) is not about gifts. It’s about what Jesus has already given and what He is still offering. Take a moment to sit with Cathe and consider a question that Jesus often asked: “What do you want me to do for you?” This Christmas don’t settle for the temporary or superficial. Bring your brokenn
Advent 1: Hope | Tiffany Velasquez
Discover the transformative hope brought by the birth of Jesus—a hope that fills our lives with purpose and love, assures us of an eternal home, and gives strength during life’s struggles. Jesus is our steadfast anchor, offering unwavering assurance in every season. Join Tiffany as she shares heartfelt stories and biblical insights to remind us this Christmas that hope truly came down. To join a H
Episode 7: Colossians 3:16-4:18 | Zenovia Bernier
Paul wanted the Colossians to understand that how they lived should tell others who they were, or better yet whose they were. In this podcast, Zenovia unpacks what it means to “let the word of Christ richly dwell within you.” It should impact how we think, how we speak, and how we live—not just on Sundays in church but every day in our homes and our communities. If His word is dwelling in us, the
Episode 6: Colossians 3:3-15 | Leah Case
Spiritual growth is a lifelong process, but what does it look like in everyday life? Paul tells the Colossians it’s like changing your clothes. What’s in your spiritual closet? In this podcast, Leah invites us to think about the Designer clothing that Christ bought for us. Every item has been ethically sourced and sustainably designed by God’s Holy Spirit living in us. In Christ, we are fully love
Episode 5: Colossians 2:8-3:2 | Wendy MacGinnis
Paul warned the Colossians not to let anyone capture them with empty philosophies and high-sounding nonsense that comes from human thinking rather than from Christ. These seem like simple instructions, but we are inundated with content at warp speed from countless sources. How can we know what is true teaching and what is false? In this podcast, Wendy shares three “Be’s” that can help us determine
Episode 4: Colossians 1:21-2:7 | Sue Mills
Paul wanted to help the Colossian believers guard the simple faith and sufficiency they had found in Christ. With all the conflicting voices on social media and in our world, there is pressure to explore false ideas and confusing pastimes that pull us away. In this podcast, Sue urges us to root our hope in Christ and be firmly planted in the gospel. To join a Harvest women’s small group, go to vi
Episode 3: Colossians 1:11-20 | Trish Dietz
In this podcast, Trish focuses on Christ being our firm foundation. When we look to Jesus, we see perfectly who God is and experience the deep blessings of being anchored in Christ, even when everything around us is shifting. To join a Harvest women’s small group, go to virtue.harvest.org/studies Learn more about Virtue women’s ministry at Harvest Christian Fellowship by going to virtue.harvest
Episode 2: Colossians 1:1-10 | Melanie Brown
Paul opens this letter to the Colossians by acknowledging what he sees God doing in their lives. He was a great source of encouragement to them, and us as well! Encouragement can bring light to the darkness, strength when you’re weak, and hope that overcomes despair. As we begin this study, Melanie reminds us to be intentional about encouraging one another. To join a Harvest women’s small group
Episode 1: Introduction to Colossians | Debbie Eaton
In order to live this Christian life, we need a correct understanding of who Jesus Christ is and what He has done for us on the cross. In this introduction, Debbie briefly summarizes the reasons why Paul was compelled to respond with a letter of warning. To join a Harvest women’s small group, go to virtue.harvest.org/studies Learn more about Virtue women’s ministry at Harvest Christian Fellowsh
Episode 4: Silence & Solitude | Heidi Haberling Eseke
As followers of Christ, we need to consider why Jesus spent much of His time getting away to a quiet place. It seems that if He did it, we must need it too! In this podcast, Heidi shares four simple tips for practicing silence and solitude in a way that allows our heart to be still enough to listen to the Lord. To join a Harvest women’s small group, go to virtue.harvest.org/studies Learn more ab
Episode 3: The Circle of Life | Shelley Hurley
People are drawn to the Lord when they see a healthy, vital church serving with joy and passion for the things of God. This paints an attractive picture to the watching world, and if we want this beautiful circle of life to continue, we need to share the gospel with others. Yet we all have excuses. In this podcast, Shelley uses the acronym, GO FISH to challenge some of the reasons why we don’t eva
Episode 2: Reading and Studying God’s Word | Christi Robillard
In this podcast, Christi discusses the mystery and miraculous power of the Word of God. How is it that some read God’s inspired word and experience His power and life within, yet others read and experience absolutely nothing? As Paul explains in 1 Corinthians 2:14, the Bible is a locked book to a locked heart. Yet it can penetrate even the hardest heart and bring the most avowed atheist to belief!
Episode 1: What Are Spiritual Disciplines? | Cathe Laurie
We launch our fall season with a series on Spiritual Disciplines. For some, this may be the first time you discover that these practices are what you’ve been looking for in order to pursue God and grow in your relationship with Him. In the next few weeks as we look deeply at these disciplines of grace, Cathe offers practical wisdom for getting started. Don’t wait for perfect conditions. Be willi
Episode 6: Galatians 5:26 – 6:18 | Wendy MacGinnis
Galatians has been crystal clear on the truth that we are saved by grace through faith alone. We don’t earn our salvation, but we are called to live it out. On our own, that’s impossible but in step with the Spirit, we can do hard and impossible things. In this final episode, Wendy shares some practical steps for living out our faith using the acrostic OTHERS. To join a Harvest women’s small group
Episode 5: Galatians 5:1-25 | Sue Mills
In this episode, Sue discusses the freedom we have because of Christ. But with this beautiful freedom, the apostle Paul reminds us not to use it to satisfy our sinful nature. To our last breath, we will battle a sin nature that wants what it wants—but we don’t fight alone. “For God is working in you, giving you the desire and the power to do what pleases Him” (Philippians 2:13). By walking in the
Episode 4: Galatians 4:8-31 | Shelley Hurley
Have you ever prayed with someone to receive the Lord and seen the weight of sin lifted? You can just feel the joy and freedom in the air! Then sometime later they chose to go back to their old life. It’s so heartbreaking to see them in shackles again. In this episode, Shelley considers how legalism takes the heart out of Christianity. Choosing religion over relationship is like chasing shadows. T
Episode 3: Galatians 3:10-4:7 | Leah Case
The Galatians started out well, but troublemakers convinced them they had to do more to be accepted by God. That’s the pitfall of legalism; it distorts the gospel and cheats us out of the intimacy and joy of grace through faith. In this episode, Leah reminds us to focus and rejoice in the truth that we don’t work for salvation; we walk in it. Grace sets us free to grow in faith and live it out in
Episode 2: Galatians 2:1-3:9 | Tiffany Velasquez
Galatians might not read like a typical love letter, but Paul loved the believers in the churches there and wanted to keep them accountable. After preaching the gospel throughout the region on his first visit, many Gentiles were saved, and new believers were growing in their faith. But troublemakers infiltrated the church, convincing them that faith wasn’t enough without keeping the law, too. Paul
Episode 1: Galatians 1:1-24 | Cathe Laurie
Whether you’ve been in Christ for two days, two years, or two decades, one thing is certain: we all need the gospel. We never grow out of it. The gospel is milk; it is meat; it is the appetizer; it is the dessert! In this podcast, Cathe introduces our study in Galatians and reminds us that we need a daily reset by being in God’s Word. By embracing the Gospel, we discern what is real, what is true,
GT/Ep12| Fostering | Cami Huffman
Every child needs nurture and a loving family. If you are currently fostering, praying about it, or want to know how you can help in practical ways, this workshop is for you. To join a Harvest women’s small group, go to virtue.harvest.org/studies Learn more about Virtue women’s ministry at Harvest Christian Fellowship by going to virtue.harvest.org/about/.Support the show: https://harvest.org/d
Episode 6: Matthew 7:13-29 | Sue Mills
Life is filled with choices and decisions to be made. After everything Jesus has said in this sermon, He brings it to the most important choice any of us will ever make: the broad path which leads to destruction or the narrow path that leads straight into Jesus’ arms. To join a Harvest women’s small group, go to virtue.harvest.org/studies Learn more about Virtue women’s ministry at Harvest Christ
Episode 5: Matthew 6:19 – 7:12 | Trish Dietz
Our life is full of different terrains, spiritually. At times, the path may be smooth and beautiful. But there will be steep climbs and situations when we feel hemmed in. Along the way there are pitfalls to avoid. In this podcast, Trish considers what it means to pursue Jesus with a holy passion. Let’s keep moving forward together on this path with our eyes fixed on Jesus! To join a Harvest wo
Episode 4: Matthew 5:38 – 6:18 | Melanie Brown
In this sermon, Jesus has some remarkable lessons for His followers. When He finished speaking, the Scripture tells us that the crowds were “amazed, astonished, and overwhelmed at this teaching.” We are too! Fact is, Jesus is calling us to deeper holiness. Our Heavenly Father cares, not only about our behavior but also our motivation. This week, Melanie encourages us to remember why God is intent
Episode 3: Matthew 5:14-37 | Christi Robillard
As we continue in the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus describes what it means to be salt and light. It’s easy to sing, “this little light of mine, I’m gonna let it shine” but sometimes we’re tempted to hide who we are. In this episode, Christi reminds us that when we speak to others about the kingdom of God, about our salvation, and our life in Christ, our words might be new to their ears, but it shoul
Episode 2: Matthew 5:7-13 | Zenovia Bernier
God could have decided that His forgiveness and the promise of Heaven was blessing enough to carry us through this life, but He didn’t stop there. He promises blessings upon blessings while we wait for Heaven! In this episode, Zenovia covers the last five beatitudes in the Sermon on the Mount. To join a Harvest women’s small group, go to virtue.harvest.org/studies Learn more about Virtue women’
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