Harrah Church

04/04/2026

04/04/2026

Join us this Sunday at 10 a.m. at Harrah Church for Resurrection Sunday as we look at two Kingdoms, the Kingdom of Man and the Kingdom of Heaven, and ask: which Kingdom are we putting our hope in?

04/04/2026

He came.
He taught.
He loved.
He suffered.
He died.

And then… He rose.

This Good Friday, voices from across our church family came together to walk us through the story of Jesus—from the moments leading up to the cross to the promise that was never lost in it.

What began in remembrance didn’t end in mourning.
Because the story doesn’t end at the cross.

It ends with an empty tomb.
It ends with hope alive.
It ends with a people who can’t help but rejoice.

So we danced. We celebrated. We worshiped—because He is alive.

And because He lives, we have hope.

04/03/2026

Before Sunday comes…
we sit in the weight of Friday.
Join us tonight as we remember
what Jesus did for us.
7 PM | Harrah Church

04/02/2026

Last Supper & Jesus Prays in the Garden
📖 Exodus 12 | Isaiah 53:7 | Matthew 26:26–46

04/02/2026

At the table, Jesus breaks the bread.
In the garden, He surrenders His will.
The Passover pointed to this moment—
a spotless Lamb, given for deliverance.
Silent like a lamb led to slaughter,
He chooses obedience.
“Not My will, but Yours be done.”
This is where surrender is tested.
This is where love holds firm.
The cross is coming…
and Jesus walks toward it.
📖 Exodus 12 | Isaiah 53:7 | Matthew 26:26–46

04/01/2026

Judas betrays Jesus
📖 Psalm 41:9 | Zechariah 11:12–13 | Matthew 26:14–16

04/01/2026

One of His own walks away.
Judas trades intimacy with Jesus
for thirty pieces of silver.
What was spoken in the Psalms and the prophets
now unfolds in betrayal.
This wasn’t just rejection from the world—
it came from within.
And still, Jesus moves forward.
Nothing is catching Him off guard.
Even betrayal is part of the plan.
📖 Psalm 41:9 | Zechariah 11:12–13 | Matthew 26:14–16

03/31/2026

Jesus teaches at the Temple
📖 Psalm 118:22 | Matthew 21:42 | Luke 20:17

03/31/2026

Jesus teaches openly in the temple.
The very place that rejected Him
becomes the place He declares truth.
“The stone the builders rejected
has become the cornerstone.”
What was overlooked…
what was dismissed…
is actually foundational.
The question isn’t just what they believed—
it’s what we will do with Him.
📖 Psalm 118:22 | Matthew 21:42 | Luke 20:17

03/30/2026

Jesus Cleanses the Temple
📖 Isaiah 56:7 | Jeremiah 7:11 | Matthew 21:12–13 | Mark 11:15–17

03/30/2026

Jesus enters the temple—and everything changes.
What was meant to be a house of prayer
had become a place of profit.
The poor were being exploited.
Worship had been distorted.
And Jesus responds with righteous authority.
“My house shall be called a house of prayer…”
God is not after empty religion—
He desires pure worship.
📖 Isaiah 56:7 | Jeremiah 7:11 | Matthew 21:12–13 | Mark 11:15–17