Harmony Baptist Church - Rogersville

09/06/2026

Welcome to worship at HBC! Thank you for joining us! Here are a couple of quick links for your convenience.

Our website: https://www.hbcrogersville.com/

Give: https://pushpay.com/g/harmonybaptistchurch?lang=en&src=pcgl

09/05/2026

Consider this your sign 🪧 See you church Sunday!

09/04/2026

09/02/2026

Mid Week Check In ⛪

Think about the last time you chased peace. Maybe it was a job change, a relationship, a vacation, or just a quieter schedule. And for a little while, it worked. Things felt better. But then something shifted, and the peace you worked so hard to find slipped right through your fingers. That is the nature of circumstantial peace. It is real, but it is temporary. It depends on everything around you staying manageable, and life rarely cooperates with that plan.

Jesus offers something completely different. When He spoke to His disciples before the cross, He did not promise them easier circumstances. He promised them peace. Not the kind the world gives, but a peace that holds even when everything around you is falling apart. This kind of peace is not a feeling you manufacture. It is a person you follow. Jesus Himself is your peace. When you are anchored to Him, the storms around you do not have the final word. Your situation at work, your health, your relationships, those things will shift. But Jesus does not shift. He is the same yesterday, today, and forever, and His peace is just as steady.

If you have been chasing peace in the wrong places, today is a good day to stop running and start following. The peace you are looking for has a name, and His name is Jesus.

Your prayer today:
"Lord, forgive me for chasing peace in places that cannot hold it. Anchor my heart to You, the only source of peace that never runs out. Amen."

08/31/2026

What if God’s promises are bigger than your circumstances?

Yesterday we explored Zechariah 9 and the hope found in God’s promise of a coming King.

If you missed it, go give it a listen!

Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/your-king-is-coming/id1779145434?i=1000787011290

YouTube: https://youtu.be/YCw6wGUCmWg?si=KpUlEKUK584zNgyi

08/29/2026

We'll see you then!

08/26/2026

Youth Kick off is NEXT WEEK!

08/26/2026

Mid Week Check In📖

Have you ever sat in a worship service and felt completely disconnected? The music is playing, people around you are engaged, but something feels off. You leave feeling like you got nothing out of it. It is easy to wonder if God is distant or if something is wrong with the service. But sometimes the honest answer is closer to home.

Most people do not walk away from God all at once. It happens slowly, quietly, almost without notice. A busy season stretches on. Time in Scripture gets shorter. Sunday starts to feel optional. Before long, you look up and realize you are not where you used to be with God. When we drift spiritually, we gradually stop listening to the Holy Spirit.

Skipping time in the Word, rushing through prayer, filling every quiet moment with noise. Over time, we lose the ability to hear what God is saying, even when we are sitting in the middle of His people. This is one of the most sobering costs of spiritual drift. It does not just affect your quiet time. It affects your ability to experience God in community, in worship, and in everyday life.

But here is the hope: the silence is not permanent. God has not moved. He is still speaking. Returning to Him begins with simply being willing to listen again. Slow down. Remove some of the noise. Come to God with an open and expectant heart. He is faithful to meet you there.

Here is something to consider: What noise or distraction in your daily life might be making it harder for you to hear from God, and what is one practical way you could quiet it this week?

08/25/2026

Praying for the new school year🐾

To all students, teachers, and staff, we hope you have the best school year!