Michael serves as one of the deacons and is a teacher of God’s word at ECF with a deep knowledge of the scriptures and the historical context. He is married to Aimee.
Michael Harber continues the Daniel Series by looking at Daniel 4. Michael highlights three observations from the passage – historical observation, political observation and the Gospel in Daniel 4.
Michael Harber continues looking with the series on Comfort my people. He looks at Isaiah 40:6-14, where he draws a comparison between Judah’s sin and rebellion, and our sin and rebellion. For Judah, God’s justice came with the ending of the Babylonian captivity. But to the world today,
Michael looks at the issue of counterfeits as we continue in the series on Real Christianity from 1 John.
Michael opens with the first message in a new 10 part series from 1 John, entitled Real Christianity. This week we look at the testimony of the first christians to be called by Jesus – the apostles
Michael considers how God’s omnipresence affects us today, in this, the penultimate, message on the attributes of God. Take time to let God speak to you during this period when we have the really precious gift of time.
Listen to Michael Harber as he shares some encouragement in the face of COVID 19 pandemic. We welcome him back after being “tucked away” in isolation for a couple of weeks.
Michael bring our series in the Colossians to an end with a look at the final loving greetings of Paul and a roll call of servants who have given their lives in service of the greatest Master.
Michael brings us a message from John 6 to consider some of the key aspects of our salvation as we enter the new year, 2020.
Michael considers the mystery of “Christ in you”, the hope of glory as we continue in the series in Colossians.
Michael Harber continues in the series, “Rooted in the Gospel”, looking at two key themes: 1. How knowing God’s will is a practical and spiritual exercise but starts with accepting the gospel and 2. How we are rescued from darkness and brought into the Kingdom of Christ through the act of redemption – the foundation of the gospel message.