Shiawassee Harvest Church

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Shiawassee Harvest Church is a Christ-centered community in Corunna, MI, passionate about worship, discipleship, and reaching our region with God’s truth and love.

08/29/2026

My prayer for you is to let God give you a new heart.

Ezekiel 36:26 says,
I will give you a new heart and put a new spirit in you; I will remove from you your heart of stone and give you a heart of flesh.

God spoke these words to Israel during a season of failure and exile. They needed more than improved circumstances, they needed transformation from within.

Look how many times God says, “I will.” He doesn’t simply tell His people to fix their own hearts. He promises to do something in them that they could never fully accomplish for themselves.

Sometimes we ask God to change everything around us, while God is working to change something within us.

A heart can become hardened through disappointment, hurt, resentment, failure, or simply the weariness of life. God can soften what life has hardened.

I believe that you would allow God to continually work within your heart. May He soften the places that have become hardened, heal the places that have been wounded, and renew the places that have grown weary. May you discover that sometimes God’s greatest miracle isn’t changing your circumstances, it’s changing you in the middle of them. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

God’s Grace and Peace cover you today.
-Pastor Steve

08/28/2026

My prayer for you is to see what God has already surrounded you with.

2 Kings 6:16–17 says,
“Don’t be afraid,” the prophet answered. “Those who are with us are more than those who are with them.” And Elisha prayed, “Open his eyes, Lord, so that he may see.” Then the Lord opened the servant’s eyes, and he looked and saw the hills full of horses and chariots of fire all around Elisha.

Elisha and his servant were surrounded by an enemy army. The servant could only see the danger in front of him, but Elisha knew there was another reality he could not yet see. When God opened the servant’s eyes, he saw the hills filled with horses and chariots of fire surrounding Elisha.

Notice, Elisha didn’t pray for God to send help. He prayed for the servant to recognize the help God had already provided.

Sometimes fear comes from seeing only what is against us and forgetting who is for us.

I believe that God would open your eyes to see beyond the difficulty in front of you. When circumstances make you feel surrounded, may you remember that you are never alone. May God give you spiritual vision to recognize His presence, His protection, and His faithfulness all around you. When fear tells you that the odds are against you, may faith remind you that He who is with you is greater than those who are against you. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

God’s Grace and Peace cover you today.
-Pastor Steve

08/27/2026

My prayer for you is to know that God is able to rescue you.

Daniel 6:20 says,
“Daniel, servant of the living God, has your God, whom you serve continually, been able to rescue you from the lions?”

After Daniel was thrown into the lions’ den, King Darius spent the entire night worried about him. Early the next morning, he hurried to the den and asked a remarkable question: Was Daniel’s God able to rescue him?

Daniel didn’t suddenly develop faith when he entered the lions’ den. He had been faithfully serving God long before the crisis came. His strength in the den was built through a daily relationship with God.

The lions’ den didn’t create Daniel’s faith, it revealed it.

I believe that you will develop the kind of faith that remains steady before, during, and after life’s difficult moments. May your daily walk with God prepare you for challenges you cannot yet see. And when you find yourself surrounded by circumstances that seem overwhelming, may you remember that the living God is still able to shut lions’ mouths, make a way where there seems to be none, and faithfully bring you through. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

God’s Grace and Peace cover you today.
-Pastor Steve

08/26/2026

My prayer for you is to know that God is still in control.

Daniel 2:21 says,
“He changes times and seasons; He deposes kings and raises up others. He gives wisdom to the wise and knowledge to the discerning.”

Daniel spoke these words after God revealed to him the mystery of King Nebuchadnezzar’s dream. Daniel was living in captivity under the authority of one of the most powerful kings on earth, yet he understood that Nebuchadnezzar was not ultimately in control, God was.

Seasons change in nations, families, churches, careers, and our personal lives. Some changes we welcome; others we would never choose. But none of them remove God from His throne.

A changing season does not mean you have an unchanging God.

I believe that when life changes unexpectedly, you would remain confident in the One who never changes. May God give you wisdom for the season you’re entering, peace about the season you’re leaving, and faith to trust Him with what comes next. When circumstances feel uncertain, may you remember that God is still on His throne, still working, and still directing your steps. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

God’s Grace and Peace cover you today.
-Pastor Steve

08/25/2026

My prayer for you is to know that Heaven heard you.

Daniel 10:12 says,
“Do not be afraid, Daniel. Since the first day that you set your mind to gain understanding and to humble yourself before your God, your words were heard.”

Daniel had been praying and seeking God for three weeks when an angel finally appeared with an answer. From Daniel’s perspective, it may have seemed as though heaven had been silent.

But the angel revealed something Daniel couldn’t see: “Since the first day… your words were heard.”

The delay in receiving the answer did not mean there was a delay in God hearing the prayer. Heaven had responded from the very first day, even though Daniel had not yet seen the evidence.

Sometimes silence can make us wonder whether God is listening. Daniel reminds us that an unanswered prayer is not an unheard prayer.

I believe that you would keep praying even when heaven seems quiet. When the answer doesn’t come quickly, may you refuse to believe that God has forgotten you. May you trust that He hears every prayer, sees every tear, and is working in ways you cannot yet see. While you wait, may your heart rest in this assurance: God heard you from the very first day. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

God’s Grace and Peace cover you today.
-Pastor Steve

08/24/2026

My prayer for you is to trust God before the walls fall.

Joshua 6:2 says,
“Then the Lord said to Joshua, ‘See, I have delivered Jericho into your hands, along with its king and its fighting men.’”

Joshua stood before Jericho, a fortified city with massive walls still completely intact. Yet God spoke about the victory as though it had already happened: “I have delivered Jericho into your hands.”

Notice, Joshua received the promise before he saw the evidence. The walls were still standing. The enemy was still inside. Nothing visible had changed, but God’s word had already declared the outcome.

Faith sometimes means trusting what God has said while the wall in front of you still looks impossible.

I believe that God would give you faith to trust Him before you see the breakthrough. When the walls are still standing, may His promises be stronger than what your eyes can see. May you continue walking in obedience, believing that God is working even when nothing appears to be changing. When the walls finally fall, may you remember that the victory belonged to Him from the beginning. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

God’s Grace and Peace cover you today.
-Pastor Steve

08/23/2026

My prayer for you is to know that God is with you.

Genesis 28:15 says,
I am with you and will watch over you wherever you go, and I will bring you back to this land. I will not leave you until I have done what I have promised you.”

Jacob heard these words from God while sleeping alone on the ground, far from home and uncertain about his future. He was between where he had been and where he was going, and God met him right there.

Notice, God didn’t first give Jacob all the details about his future. He gave him something better; His presence and His promise.

Sometimes we want God to tell us exactly how everything will work out. Instead, He reminds us, “I am with you.” We may not know what tomorrow holds, but we know who goes with us into tomorrow.

I believe that you would rest in the assurance that God is with you wherever life takes you. When the future feels uncertain, may His presence give you peace. When you feel alone, may His promises steady your heart. May you trust that God will not abandon the work He has begun in your life. He will faithfully accomplish what He has promised. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

God’s Grace and Peace cover you today.
-Pastor Steve

08/22/2026

My prayer for you is to remember that God has not forgotten you.

Genesis 8:1 says,
“But God remembered Noah and all the wild animals and the livestock that were with him in the ark, and He sent a wind over the earth, and the waters receded.”

Noah had obeyed God, survived the flood, and then found himself waiting inside the ark with no clear indication of when the waiting would end. Then Scripture gives us these beautiful words: “But God remembered Noah.”

In Scripture, when God “remembers,” it often means He is about to act faithfully according to His covenant and promises. Noah may have felt forgotten inside that ark, but God had never stopped watching over him.

Sometimes the hardest season isn’t the storm, it’s waiting for the waters to go down afterward.

I believe that when you find yourself in a season of waiting, you would remember that God has not forgotten you. May you trust Him when nothing seems to be changing and believe that He is working even when you cannot see it. May the winds of His grace begin moving what has kept you confined, and may He open the door at exactly the right time. Until then, may you rest in the assurance that you are always remembered by God and not forgotten. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

God’s Grace and Peace cover you today.
-Pastor Steve

08/21/2026

My prayer for you is to know that God sees you.

Genesis 16:13 says,
“She gave this name to the Lord who spoke to her: ‘You are the God who sees me,’ for she said, ‘I have now seen the One who sees me.’”

Hagar spoke these words in the wilderness after running away from a painful situation. She felt alone, rejected, and uncertain about her future. Yet it was there, in the wilderness, that God met her personally.

What is often overlooked is that Hagar is the first person in Scripture recorded as giving God a name. She called Him El Roi—“the God who sees me.” Her circumstances had made her feel invisible to people, but she discovered that she had never been invisible to God.

Sometimes God’s greatest comfort isn’t immediately changing our circumstances. It is reminding us that He sees us in them.

I believe that you would know today that God sees you. He sees the burdens you carry, the prayers you haven’t spoken, and the battles others know nothing about. When you feel overlooked or forgotten, may His presence remind you that you are never outside His sight or His care. May you walk today with confidence knowing that the God who sees you is also the God who loves you, leads you, and holds your future. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

God’s Grace and Peace cover you today.
-Pastor Steve

08/20/2026

My prayer for you is to trust God when you don’t understand.

Job 23:10 says,
“But He knows the way that I take; when He has tested me, I will come forth as gold.”

Job spoke these words during one of the darkest seasons of his life. He had lost so much and could not understand why God had allowed it. Yet in the middle of his confusion, Job held onto one powerful truth: God knew the way he was taking.

What is often overlooked is that Job didn’t say, “I know the way.” He said, “He knows the way.” Sometimes faith means trusting that God knows where we are even when we don’t understand where we are going.

Job compared his trial to gold being refined by fire. The fire wasn’t meant to destroy the gold, it revealed and purified what was valuable.

I believe that you would trust God even when you don’t understand the season you’re walking through. When the road seems unclear, may you find comfort knowing that He knows exactly where you are. May every trial strengthen your faith, deepen your trust, and refine your character. And when you come through the other side, may you look back and see that God was working in you even when you couldn’t see what He was doing. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

God’s Grace and Peace cover you today.
-Pastor Steve

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322 S Dutcher Street
Corunna, MI
48817

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