The Harvest Recovery Ministry

The Harvest Recovery Ministry A ministry for anyone dealing with life controlling issue and getting them set free through CHRIST

To encourage the body of Christ to come together with our community to help those with life controlling issues due to alcohol, drugs and/or anything that controls their life. To see people set free from the misconception “once an addict/alcoholic, always an addict/alcoholic.” Our vision is accomplished by loving, accepting, mentoring, and coming along side to teach people who they are, and who they were created to be according to the Word of God.

08/30/2026

You keep praying for more — more business, more relationship, more influence — but God’s not withholding the next thing from you. He’s watching what you do with what’s already in your hands.

In this message, we dig into what it actually means to be faithful with little: why God tests you in the small, unseen places before He ever hands you the big ones, and why “faithful” — not “successful” — is the word Jesus uses when He looks at your life.

If you’ve been asking God for a bigger season, this message will challenge you to stop chasing more and start being faithful right where you’re at.

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08/16/2026

Most of us spend years trying to be good enough for God, then wonder why we’re exhausted. Here’s the truth — it was never your righteousness to build. Romans 3 says it’s revealed through faith, not achieved through effort. Romans 8 says there’s no condemnation, not because you finally got it together, but because Jesus already did. That’s where real freedom starts. Not proving. Not performing. Just standing in what He already gave you.

Watch the full message — “Free Indeed: It Was Never Your Righteousness” — link in bio/comments. If you’ve been trying to earn what’s already yours, this one’s for you.

08/09/2026

"Get to the Alter"
Most of us think the altar is a place you visit on Sunday morning. It’s not. It’s your back porch. Your gym. Your truck. Anywhere you get honest enough to lay something down.

In this message from Romans 11–12, we talk about what it actually means to present your body as a living sacrifice — and why that sacrifice keeps trying to crawl right back off. We’ll walk through why you don’t hold Christ up (He holds you), why the fight against your flesh never gets lighter — only you get stronger, and why you can be completely right about something and still handle it completely wrong.

We’ll close in Romans 12 talking about what it looks like to feed an enemy instead of getting even — and why that’s not weakness, it’s freedom.

If you’ve ever felt like you had to hold everything up on your own, this one’s for you.

08/02/2026

Stop Building What Jesus Already Finished — You’ve been exhausted trying to earn something Jesus already paid for. This message walks through Romans 9 and 10 and asks the question that changes everything: what if the thing you’re still striving for was settled at the cross before you ever tried? Grace isn’t a reward for the righteous. It’s a gift for the surrendered. Stop building. Start believing.

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07/29/2026

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07/26/2026

You can survive something and still feel disqualified by it. That’s not humility. That’s condemnation wearing a humble mask.

There is no condemnation for those in Christ Jesus. Not reduced. Not eventually. Now. None. The enemy doesn’t have to destroy you — he just needs you to feel disqualified.

Conquering is the floor, not the ceiling. Your security was never about how hard you fought. You’re more than a conqueror because of Him who loved us — not because you’re strong.

And nothing can separate you. Not angels. Not demons. Not your past. Not the thing you did in the dark that nobody knows about. No one is able to sn**ch you out of His hand.

You don’t hold onto God by gripping tighter. You hold onto God by trusting the hand that’s already holding you.

07/12/2026

Some of you walked in this week convinced you used up your grace already. Same sin. Same fight. Same shame trying to convince you God’s done with you. He’s not. There is therefore now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus — not less condemnation, not condemnation with an asterisk, none. But hear me — freedom doesn’t mean the fight stops. It means you’re not fighting for the win anymore. You’re fighting from it. Flesh says I want my throne. Spirit says I want Christ, even when I miss Him. So stop asking “am I condemned again” every time you stumble. Ask “was that flesh? Then let me repent and keep walking.” A stumble doesn’t cost you your salvation. But making peace with the sin — no longer fighting it at all — that’s the real warning sign. The war you’re still fighting isn’t proof you’ve lost. It’s proof there’s life in you worth fighting for. Stand on the verdict. — John Huffman

06/21/2026

The rules!
What if I told you the very first sin had nothing to do with a piece of fruit and everything to do with the human heart?

As I was reading through Romans this week, I couldn’t stop thinking about the Garden of Eden. Adam and Eve were living in perfect relationship with God. No bills. No stress. No sickness. No lack. They had access to everything they could ever need. Yet somehow they became fixated on the one thing God said no to.

And if we’re honest, not much has changed.

We do the same thing every day. We overlook the hundreds of blessings God has placed in front of us and become consumed with the one thing we can’t have, the one thing we lost, or the one thing God is telling us to leave alone.

That’s what Paul is uncovering in Romans 7. The law didn’t create rebellion. It revealed it. The problem was never the rule. The problem was the heart that wanted its own way.

The good news is God didn’t leave us there.

The law exposed the disease, but Jesus became the cure. Through Christ, sin no longer has the authority it once had. The battle may still be there, temptation may still show up, but it no longer owns you.

This message challenged me deeply because it reminded me that freedom isn’t found in staring at the tree, obsessing over the struggle, or trying harder to be better. Freedom is found in fixing our eyes on Christ and walking with the One who already broke the chains.

If you’ve ever wondered why you still struggle, why temptation feels so real, or what true freedom in Christ actually looks like, this message is for you.

06/14/2026

Do you think you need more faith?

I used to.

Then I started wondering if the problem wasn’t my faith at all.

Maybe the problem was that I kept asking God for something new while ignoring what He had already given me.

This message isn’t about getting more faith. It’s about doing something with the faith you already have.

06/07/2026

“Faithful With What You’ve Been Given” is a four-point sermon exploring the biblical call to stewardship — the idea that everything we’ve been given, from our gifts and talents to our daily work, belongs to God and carries responsibility. Drawing from Genesis through the New Testament, the message makes the case that stewardship predates the Fall, that spiritual gifts exist to serve others rather than benefit the one who holds them, that how we work is itself an act of worship, and that faithfulness in small things is what qualifies us for greater ones. It closes with the parable of the talents and a simple challenge: quit waiting for a bigger moment, and be faithful with the one you’re already in

Address

2132 Shadowlawn Drive
Naples, FL
34112

Opening Hours

6pm - 9pm

Telephone

+12399204806

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