Harvestime Church - Eau Claire

06/13/2026

The Egg Roll Community Class was a huge hit with the tool bursting at the seams with people chopping and rolling.

The recipe was delicious, and everyone went home with bags of egg rolls to freeze or eat for dinner!

Thank you to everyone who came, and Harvestime Church- South for offering this class and kitchen location.

06/12/2026

NEW Harvestime merch is here! ☀️

From lake days and camping trips to coffee runs and everyday adventures, we’ve got a new lineup of gear designed to help you represent your church community wherever you go.

Pre-order now, and we’ll have your items ready for pickup. You can also stop by the merch booth in the lobby to browse and purchase in person.

Whether you’re grabbing a tumbler, tote, sunglasses, or the full bundle, there’s something for everyone.

Order using the link in the app or below, then swipe through to see what’s available!

https://harvestimechurch.ccbchurch.com/goto/forms/482/responses/new

06/11/2026

See you there!

Hope to see you at our future bonfire and game nights! Come hang out, play games, roast mallows and BE TOGETHER! ❤ Invite some friends.

06/10/2026

SERMON CONNECTION | Mark Series (Pastor Kim Buckman)

This week Pastor Kim focused on a fascinating verse about Herod:

He was disturbed by John the Baptist's words, yet he kept listening.

Herod knew John was right.

He respected him.

He was convicted by what he heard.

But conviction never became change.

Why?

Pastor Kim traced that struggle all the way back to Jacob and Esau. Throughout Scripture, Jacob's family was called to trust God's promises, while Esau's descendants repeatedly chose what was right in front of them. When faced with a choice between faith and what they could see, they chose what they could see.

Herod did the same thing.

When the moment came to choose between doing what was right and pleasing the people around him, he chose what was in front of him.

And if we're honest, we often do the same.

It's hard to trust God's promises when the problem is staring us in the face.

It's hard to trust His provision when we're looking at the bank account.

It's hard to trust His faithfulness when we're listening to fear.

Pastor Kim then pointed to Lot. Even after being warned to leave S***m, Lot struggled to let go. The angels literally had to take hold of him and pull him to safety.

What a picture of God's grace.

Sometimes we know exactly what needs to be released, but we can't seem to let go on our own.

That's why the message ended with a simple prayer:

Holy Spirit, help me let go.

Help me release my fears.

Help me release my control.

Help me trust Your promises more than what I see in front of me.

Because our hope isn't found in how tightly we hold onto God.

It's found in the fact that He is holding onto us.

Watch the full sermon: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ToawyRcjL_A

06/09/2026

06/09/2026

A few moments from our Worship Arts Service. 🫶

It was such a blessing to watch our students use their gifts to honor God and lead others in worship. We are so proud of the way they stepped up, served, and shared what God has been doing in their lives.

Thank you to everyone who poured into these students along the way. The future of the Church is bright because God is already at work in the next generation.

06/07/2026

This Sunday we're still in Mark 6, and we're asking a question that starts with Herod killing John the Baptist and ends up taking us all the way back to two brothers wrestling in the womb. It's a story that runs through the whole Bible about people who kept choosing what was right in front of them over what they knew was true.

Sermon - 53:19

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06/07/2026

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06/05/2026

SERMON CONNECTION | Mark Series (Pastor Kim Buckman)

Have you ever felt like Jesus was walking right past your storm?

In Mark 6, the disciples are fighting the wind and waves when Jesus comes walking on the water.

Then comes a strange verse:

"He intended to pass by them."

Why would Jesus pass by people who desperately needed help?

Pastor Kim connected this moment to Moses' prayer in Exodus:

"Show me Your glory."

When God answered Moses, He didn't simply display power.

He passed by him.

And as He passed by, God revealed His character:

Compassionate.
Merciful.
Slow to anger.
Abounding in love and faithfulness.

Suddenly Mark 6 looks different.

Jesus wasn't walking past the disciples because He didn't care.

He was revealing who He was.

The storm wasn't evidence of God's absence.

It became the setting where His glory could be seen.

One of the strongest reminders from the message was this:

If you feel like Jesus is passing by, He may not be abandoning you. He may be inviting you to know Him more deeply.

Moses was invited up the mountain.

Peter was invited out of the boat.

And today Jesus still invites us closer.

Not just to know what He can do.

But to know who He is.

Three Takeaways

• God's "passing by" is often a revelation of His glory, not His absence
• The first thing God reveals about Himself is His mercy, love, and faithfulness
• Storms can become places where we discover God more deeply

This week, instead of only praying:

"God, get me out of this storm,"

try praying:

"God, show me Your glory."

Watch the full sermon: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LRaiJcG6Ouo&t=3307s

06/04/2026

Tonight’s focus is on the Milwaukee deployment, June 12-28. Register individually or as a team, for one day or longer. Come to the meeting tonight 6/4 6PM. Link for volunteer info:
https://secure.christinaction.com/campaigns/545