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Psalms – A Series

Published August 22, 2018September 3, 2018 by John Wylie in blog, Deep Thought, Discussion Posts, Psalm Series
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I want to teach YOU!

Published July 30, 2018 by John Wylie in Discussion Posts, Social Media, Technology
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Mental Clutter

Published June 23, 2018 by John Wylie in blog, Deep Thought, Discussion Posts
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Flowing with God.

Published May 30, 2018 by John Wylie in blog, Deep Thought, Discussion Posts
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Online Ministry?

Published May 12, 2018 by John Wylie in Uncategorized
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May!

Published May 2, 2018 by John Wylie in blog, Discussion Posts
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Slow down.

Published January 20, 2018January 20, 2018 by John Wylie in blog, Deep Thought, Discussion Posts, Technology
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Day One

Published January 15, 2018January 14, 2018 by John Wylie in blog, Discussion Posts
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Get serious about God.

Published January 9, 2018January 8, 2018 by John Wylie in blog, Deep Thought, Discussion Posts
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Friend(ish)

Published January 7, 2018January 6, 2018 by John Wylie in blog, Discussion Posts, Social Media, Technology
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I refuse to remember you as someone who took their own life. That wasn’t you. I believe that with my whole heart. You were a man who lived above reproach in all things. A man who championed the marginalized and outcast. A man passionate about leaving people feeling known, loved, seen, and encouraged. You were a man who loved your family with your whole heart. A man who loved Juli as Christ loves the Church. You were passionate about Jesus, His Kingdom here, and the restoration of all creation. You were intentional in everything you did. A man who loved deeply. I miss you, man. I wish I could text you, call you, FaceTime you, just to hear you say “I love you bro!” just one more time. It is my promise to you and Jesus to take your work of spreading HOPE and LOVE to all of those struggling with mental health, and suicidal thoughts. You’re with Jesus now. I believe that with my whole heart. I am grateful to have known you for the years I did. I look forward to spending more time with you sometime in the future. I miss you. I love you, too, bro. Rest easy. Well done. Well run. Now, enter into His rest, Jarrid. ❤️
I am on a vow of silence and seeking Jesus for another couple days. But I needed to break the silence to encourage someone this morning. This is my #AnthemOfHope - this is my declaration to the world...to you. YOUR LIFE MATTERS! There is goodness in you that nobody else in the world can offer. We need you here! I need you here. Don’t give up. Don’t quit. Your best days are ahead. They truly are! Hope always wins. Keep going! Keep trudging forward!
Someone who believed in me when I didn’t believe in myself. A true brother. A champion of the marginalized and outcasts. #Repost . . It is with the deepest sadness and shock that I have to report that Jarrid Wilson went to be with the Lord last night. At a time like this, there are just no words. The Bible says, “There is a time to mourn.” This is certainly that time. Jarrid is survived by his wife, Juli, his two sons, Finch and Denham, his mother, father, and siblings. Jarrid loved the Lord and had a servant’s heart. He was vibrant, positive, and was always serving and helping others. Jarrid also repeatedly dealt with depression and was very open about his ongoing struggles. He wanted to especially help those who were dealing with suicidal thoughts. Tragically, Jarrid took his own life. Jarrid joined us as an associate pastor at Harvest 18 months ago and had spoken out many times on this very issue of mental health. Jarrid and his wife, Juli, founded an outreach to help people dealing with depression and suicidal thoughts called “Anthem of Hope.” Sometimes people may think that as pastors or spiritual leaders we are somehow above the pain and struggles of everyday people. We are the ones who are supposed to have all the answers. But we do not. At the end of the day, pastors are just people who need to reach out to God for His help and strength, each and every day. Over the years, I have found that people speak out about what they struggle with the most. One dark moment in a Christian’s life cannot undo what Christ did for us on the cross. Romans reminds us that “nothing can separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus” (Romans 8:39). At times like this, we must remember that as Christians, we do not live on explanations but on promises. We fall back on what we do know, not on what we don’t know. We do know that Jarrid put his faith in Jesus Christ and we also know that he is in Heaven now. We stand on the promise of Revelation 21:4 that reminds us that in Heaven there is no more sorrow, suffering, or death. Please keep Juli and Jarrid’s family in prayer. The Harvest family has lost a bright light. Pray for us as we grieve together.
Really leaning into this song in this season. Finding my full and complete identity in what He sees in me — it’s better that way.!
High Tea at @gleneyriecastle with my guy, Sam! What an incredible experience! If you ever find yourself in Colorado Springs - check it out! Tea two times a day, super reasonable prices and such a unique experience to have tea in a real castle! ☕️🏰
My friends! Even if you’ve never had the thought come to mind “I love God!” - His response is forever and always: “I love you more!” . . Even if you’ve loved Him ever since you can remember. His response is always: “I love you more!” . . Even when you feel like your spouse, partner, or boyfriend / girlfriend loves you more than anyone or anything...His response is forever and always: “I love you more!” . . Let us walk in this truth. That we are loved. More than we could possibly ever realize or understand. . . That is our primary place of operation; LOVED!
Had quite the adventurous day today! Again, I shall say, maybe Colorado ain’t so bad after all! 🤷🏻‍♂️
I’m speaking to myself on this one, too! There is something sweet about taking time away from the busyness of life to just sit with Jesus. If Jesus Himself took time away from ministry to seek The Father — we should pay attention and model the same behavior. Dear friends - don’t let the busyness and joy of ministry keep you away from The Father. It can happen sooner and faster than you know...be intentional to recharge.
It’s #InternationalDogDay - so, to celebrate, here is a picture of my sweet (nearly 7 year old) Doggo enjoying a @dutchbroscoffee Pup-A-Chino! 🤗

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