Kimberly N. Alleyne The Harvest Magazine, Publisher and Editor Commentary Scripture references: Acts 12:4, Psalm 103:12, Hebrew 12:2, Matthew 27:33, Mark 15:22, John 17:4, John 19:17, John 19:30 You won’t find the phrase “Good Friday” in the Holy Bible. Despite all of the commercial fanfare made over the Easter holiday (Easter bunnies, jelly beans,…
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Meet Nicole Pertillar,The Purpose Pusher
Friends, as we prepare for the launch of our digital-first magazine, God is sending scribes, ministers, visionaries, artists, dream builders…It’s been nothing short of amazing. He is sending people of diverse backgrounds and ministries who have words in their bellies for right now, for this season — these people have significant and weighty deposits to make!…
“…Others cut down branches from the trees…”
Palm Sunday Glory to the King Jesus Christ! Matthew 21: 8-9 (KJV)
Equinoxes Are Not Equal and Seasons End
Kimberly N. Alleyne The Harvest Magazine Publisher and Editor Reflective Essay What I love about March is the Spring Equinox. I’m always standing at the door waving, excited to welcome it after winter, especially after an especially long and cold winter. When the equinox strikes, I know those days are over, even if only…
Christian who blogged against assisted suicide, succumbs to cancer
Kara Tippetts, the Christian blogger and author who begged fellow cancer sufferer Brittany Maynard not to take her own life but let death take its course, died Sunday from breast cancer. She was 38 years old, a pastor’s wife and mother of four. Tippetts’ plea, published in October 2014 on a popular evangelical blog, resonated…
The Rise of The Reconciled Church 50 Years after Montgomery
MONTGOMERY, ALA. – On the 50th anniversary of the world-altering Civil Rights march into Montgomery and Martin Luther King Jr.’s famous speech from the statehouse steps, The Reconciled Church movement–Christian leaders, nationally, from across denominational and racial lines, armed with a seven-point plan–continues the march to racial equity, peace and justice. “The Church sparked…
#Unity in Faith — Copenhagen
Refreshing display of #Unity in Faith! Danes formed human chains around a targeted Copenhagen synagogue in a show of unity http://t.co/GRzEtedcfO pic.twitter.com/SZGilEtHdh — HuffPost Religion (@HuffPostRelig) March 16, 2015
Move Your Toes and Keep Pressing!
By Linda Dominique Grosvenor-Holland the Grow Your Dreams Midwife™ Commentary The Harvest Magazine Contributor; Author of The Plural Thing: Spiritually Preparing for Your Soul Mate When you come across the same people having the same issues, the same time every year, they are routinely the same people who won’t change or get a breakthrough because…
Get Social with The Harvest Magazine
The Harvest Magazine is on social. Please join us. Show us your support by liking us on Facebook and following us on Twitter, Instagram and Pinterest. You’ll learn the latest Harvest news there. You can also send us comments, ideas for stories you’d like to see in the Harvest, ideas for stories you’d like to write,…
The P.U.S.H Plan: Pray Until Something Happens
“But when you pray, go into your room close the door and pray to your Father, who is unseen. Then your Father, who sees what is done in secret, will reward you.: — Matthew 6:6 Author and theologian Oswald Chambers wrote in, “The Discipline of Prayer,” that “a disciple should have a secret silence.” Entering…
Remembering All God Has Done When Your Car Won’t Start (Or Psalm 34:1)
Reflective Essay Kimberly N. Alleyne, The Harvest Magazine publisher and editor I couldn’t find my praise. I lost it. Just like that. All because of a dead battery. The evening after a heavy snow, I tried to start my four-year-old car and all I heard was “click-click, click-click, click-click, click.” Nothing. It wouldn’t turn over,…
PODCAST: He Maketh Me to Lie Down in Green Pastures: The Church and Domestic Abuse, Part 2
This podcast is Part 2 of our interview with Tamieka Smith, domestic violence survivor and advocate. Read Tamieka’s story here. “I remember that when he was attacking me and I thought I was going to die, I just recited Psalm 23 in my head.” — Tamieka Smith
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