Harbor Cov Podcast
Religion & Spirituality
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The podcast for Harbor Cov Church
Episodes
- In The Wilderness
In this episode of Harbor Cov Podcast, Transitional Lead Pastor Matt Knapp discusses Exodus 3:1–12, focusing on feelings of being delayed, confronting fears, and recognizing the sacred in everyday tasks.
- Dreaming Again
Pastor Matt Knapp discusses 'Dreaming Again' in this episode of Harbor Cov Podcast, referencing Revelation 21. The episode prompts listeners to consider their responses to hardship, areas where they need to rekindle dreams, and how a divin…
- Hope for the Neighborhood
Angela Rajnus preaches on Isaiah 58:1-12, challenging listeners to consider how their understanding of true worship aligns with God's call for compassion and justice. The message prompts reflection on personal and communal actions for rebu…
- Resurrecting Relationships
This episode, "Resurrecting Relationships" from the Harbor Cov Podcast, uses John 21:1-17 to explore how holding onto the 'right to be right' and the cost of avoiding unresolved relationships impact grace and connection. It prompts listene…
- From Burial to Peace
Associate Pastor Jonathan Montejano explores the meaning of peace using John 20:19-22. He prompts listeners to identify personal 'locked rooms' of fear and consider how they define and share peace.
- The Reality Check
This episode, 'The Reality Check,' is part of the 'All In' Lenten Deep Cuts sermon series by Harbor Cov Podcast, featuring Transitional Pastor Matt Knapp. The sermon, based on Luke 22:31-34, prompts listeners to reflect on God's perceived…
- The Principle of Death
This episode, titled 'The Principle of Death,' is part of the 'All In' Lenten sermon series from Harbor Cov Podcast. Preached by Matt Knapp, it references John 12:20-33 and offers reflection questions.
- The Wrong Kind of All In
Matt Knapp discusses the 'Wrong Kind of All In' in a sermon based on Matthew 20:20-28. He explores listeners' expectations of God, jealousy in relationships, and the importance of serving others anonymously.
- The Grimm Commitment
This episode, "The Grimm Commitment," is part of the "All In" Lenten sermon series. Preached by Matt Knapp, it uses John 11:1-16 to prompt reflection on negative self-perceptions, areas for divine redemption, and the perspective through wh…
- The Undeterred Will
This episode features Pastor Matt Knapp preaching on 'The Undeterred Will' from Luke 13:31-35. It prompts listeners to consider their focus, their approach to suffering, and how suffering impacts their lives.
- Breaking A Generational Curse
This episode, "Breaking A Generational Curse," is part of the "Your Picture Is On His Refrigerator" sermon series by Jack Hawkins, Transitional Pastor. It draws from multiple New and Old Testament texts and includes questions for reflectio…
- Harbor Cov Lenten Liturgy 2026 - With Music
This episode features the audio recording of the Harbor Cov Lenten Liturgy from 2026. The liturgy includes music.
- Harbor Cov Lenten Liturgy 2026 - Without Music
This episode features the audio of the Harbor Cov Lenten Liturgy for 2026. The service is presented without any musical accompaniment.
- Your Heavenly Dad Wants You to be Filled with Joy
This sermon by Jack Hawkins, part of the 'Your Picture Is On His Refrigerator' series, discusses finding true joy from God rather than settling for substitutes. It encourages listeners to examine how circumstances affect their joy and to m…
- Why Does My Heavenly Father Want Me to Fear Him?
In this episode, Jack Hawkins explores the concept of fearing God. He prompts listeners to consider how the fear of human opinion impacts their lives and encourages them to prioritize God's perspective over others'.
- Your Picture is On His Refrigerator (And So Is Your Neighbor’s)
This Harbor Cov Podcast episode, "Your Picture is On His Refrigerator (And So Is Your Neighbor’s)," features a sermon by Associate Pastor Matt Knapp based on Luke 10:25-37. It explores themes of being created in God's image and healing pai…
- Your Legacy is Made in Interrupted Space
This episode, centered on Matthew 9, explores how legacy is formed during interruptions. Pastor Jack Hawkins prompts listeners to consider their typical reactions to being interrupted and how to intentionally create more space in their liv…
- Your Heavenly Dad Wants to Move You to a Better Seat
This episode, featuring Jack Hawkins, discusses divine redirection and encourages listeners to consider their current spiritual position and involvement in God's work, referencing Acts 1:8 and Acts 2.
- Your Heavenly Dad Is Trustworthy
Jack Hawkins discusses Hebrews 11, exploring themes of trust and how to navigate unresolved situations and periods of waiting in life.
- God Gives Us Hope For Our Future
Guest preacher Lis Cochrane discusses how God provides hope for the future, referencing Isaiah 43:18-19. The episode encourages listeners to release past burdens, apply biblical hope for the upcoming year, and consider involvement in globa…
- Angry Jesus
This episode, "Angry Jesus," from the Harbor Cov Podcast features Jonathan Montejano discussing Jesus's cleansing of the temple, referencing John 2:13-22 and other scriptures. It prompts listeners to consider their role as a Temple of the…
- When Jesus Comes Into Our Mess
Guest speaker Jilane Hawkins delivers a sermon titled 'When Jesus Comes Into Our Mess,' exploring themes of redemption and salvation through scripture, including Psalm 68:20, Matthew 1:21, and Luke 19:10.
- The Fugitive Birth of Jesus
Jack Hawkins discusses the fugitive birth of Jesus, referencing Luke 2. He poses questions about being on the run, having an out-of-control to-do list, and the steps needed to include Jesus in one's life.
- Scandalous Christmas - Hope In Suffering
Angela Rajnus preaches on 'Scandalous Christmas - Hope in Suffering' from Luke 2:22-38. The message explores how Jesus exposes heart motives, the importance of humility, and faithfulness amidst suffering and rejection.
- Hidden & Secure
This episode, titled "Hidden & Secure," features Associate Pastor Jeremy Kidd discussing the Colossians 3:1-4 passage. The theme centers on how Christ secures our lives in God, prompting reflection on guilt, shame, and pursuing heavenly th…
- Healthy Relationship Habits
Transitional Pastor Jack Hawkins delivers a sermon on "Healthy Relationship Habits" based on 1 Corinthians 13:4-8. The message prompts listeners to examine their own hearts during conflict and consider how to foster environments of accepta…
- Who's The Author of Your Life?
Transitional Pastor Jack Hawkins delivers a sermon titled 'Who's The Author of Your Life?', referencing Ecclesiastes. The message prompts reflection on who controls one's life story and areas requiring focus.
- Margin With Your Money
Transitional Pastor Jack Hawkins delivers a sermon titled 'Margin With Your Money,' using Ecclesiastes 5 as the text. The sermon explores common financial worries and encourages listeners to consider steps for achieving better financial ma…
- Your Shopping Cart is Full
Transitional Pastor Jack Hawkins delivers a sermon titled "Your Shopping Cart Is Full," based on Ecclesiastes 4. The message explores simplifying life by putting down burdens and avoiding loneliness.
- Busy for a Season, or Busy as a Lifestyle?
This sermon by Jack Hawkins explores the nature of busyness, questioning if it's a temporary phase or a way of life. It uses Ecclesiastes 3 as a reference and asks listeners to consider their habits, potential areas for change, and divine…
- New Sermon Series: Breathing Room
Jack Hawkins introduces the 'Breathing Room' sermon series, focusing on Ecclesiastes 1-2. The series questions how the pursuit of our 'matters list' affects our ability to live fully.
- A Good Church Delivers Good News
Associate Pastor Matt Knapp delivers a sermon titled 'Good News,' referencing 2 Corinthians 5:16-21. The message encourages listeners to consider the Gospel's personal significance and how to share its good news with others.
- A Good Church Provides Good Company | North Campus Pastor, Mark Willson
North Campus Pastor Mark Willson delivers a sermon titled "Good Company," based on Hebrews 10:19-27. The message explores how the company we keep shapes us and how we can offer good company to others.
- A Good Church Performs Good Deeds
Transitional Pastor Jack Hawkins delivers a sermon titled
- A Good Church Needs Good People | Transitional Pastor, Jack Hawkins
Transitional Pastor Jack Hawkins delivers a sermon titled 'Good People,' based on Mark 4. The message explores obstacles to spiritual growth, doubts about faith, and the impact of financial concerns on one's relationship with God.
- Good Church, Good God | Transitional Pastor Jack Hawkins
Transitional Pastor Jack Hawkins preaches on Genesis 3:1-7, exploring whether people believe God is good and the human tendency to define good and evil independently. The sermon asks listeners to reflect on their experiences and reliance o…
- Wonders To Behold | Guest Preacher Erik Cave
Guest Preacher Erik Cave delivers the sermon "Wonders to Behold: Making Pathways to Jesus" from Luke 18:15-17. The message poses questions about identifying and embracing "inconvenient others" as Jesus calls us to.
- A Major Intersection | Guest Preacher Greg Asimakoupoulos
Guest preacher Greg Asimakoupoulos delivers a sermon titled "A Major Intersection" based on Joshua 1:1-9. The message explores impactful intersections in one's spiritual journey and current life, encouraging meaningful contribution to Harb…
- Who's Writing Your Story? Guest Preacher Jack Hawkins
Guest preacher Jack Hawkins delivers a sermon titled "Who's Writing Your Story?" based on Zephaniah 3:17. The message encourages listeners to consider how their lives might change if they recognized God's delight in them and to reflect on…
- Keep Building | Guest Preacher Alan Forsman
Guest preacher Alan Forsman delivers the sermon "Keep Building" on August 3rd, 2025, referencing Nehemiah. The sermon addresses what is being lost, what remains constant, and potential new opportunities.
- Keep Your Eye On The Prize | Pastor Michael's Last Sermon
This episode features Senior Pastor Michael White's final sermon at Harbor Covenant Church, titled "Keep Your Eye On The Prize," based on Philippians 3:10-14.
- Returning Back To God | Daniel 8
Senior Pastor Michael White delivers a sermon on Daniel 8, titled "It might not look like it, but God is in control." The message encourages listeners to consider where evil seems to be winning and how Daniel's vision offers encouragement…
- Biblical Apocalypse | Daniel 7
This is a sermon by Michael White on the topic of Daniel 7, which explores the theme that God is in control, even when it may not appear so. It prompts reflection on faith challenges and signs of a cosmic struggle.
- It Might Not Look Like It, But God Is In Control
Michael White, Senior Pastor at Harbor Covenant Church, delivers a sermon titled "It Might Not Look Like It, But God Is In Control," based on the biblical text of Daniel 6. The sermon explores themes of loyalty, hope, integrity, and the st…
- Rediscovering Jesus
Michael White's sermon, "Rediscovering Jesus," from Harbor Covenant Church, uses Luke 4:16-22 to explore personal reset, the nature of "Good News," and the concept of grace for all.
- Discipleship Unpacked
Michael White, Senior Pastor at Harbor Covenant Church, delivers a sermon titled 'Discipleship Unpacked,' referencing John 8:31-33. The sermon encourages listeners to examine their allegiances and identify areas for discipleship growth.
- The New You
Michael White, Senior Pastor at Harbor Covenant Church, preaches on "The New You" using 2 Corinthians 3:18. The sermon explores personal transformation and aligning actions with God's plans.
- Christmas Q&A | Harbor Covenant Church
Senior Pastor Michael White and Associate Pastor Matt Knapp of Harbor Covenant Church present a Christmas Q&A sermon.
- Home For Christmas | Harbor Cov Christmas Sermon 2024
The Harbor Cov Christmas Sermon for 2024 is titled "Home For Christmas." The message was delivered by Senior Pastor Michael White.
- From Darkness to Light | A Change of Heart
Michael White's sermon, "From Darkness to Light," uses Isaiah 8:19-9:2 to discuss finding light and hope. It prompts listeners to consider their sources of hope and whether their advice guides others toward Jesus.