Rev. Bernard Harper preaches from Titus 2:11–14, proclaiming the saving grace of God that has appeared in Jesus Christ and the transforming power of that grace in the life of the believer. This sermon highlights how grace not only redeems us from lawlessness but also trains us to live self-controlled, upright, and godly lives as we await the blessed hope—the appearing of our great God and Savior, Jesus Christ. Rooted in Reformed theology, this message emphasizes Christ’s redeeming work and God’s purpose in forming a people zealous for good works.

(Scripture: Titus 2:11-14 | Preached at New Start Reformed Church,North Augusta,SC on April 18, 2021)

In this sermon on Exodus 33:12–19, Rev. Bernard Harper expounds Moses’ intercession and the Lord’s gracious response, highlighting God’s sovereignty in mercy and His self-disclosure in glory. Preached at New Start Reformed Church, this message points to the priority of God’s presence over all other gifts and calls the church to depend fully upon the Lord who shows grace to whom He will.

(Scripture: Exodus 33:12-19 | Preached at New Start Reformed Church,North Augusta,SC on April 11, 2021)

Rev. Bernard Harper preaches at New Start Reformed Church on August 29, 2021, from Revelation 2:10–11 in a sermon titled “Persecution and the Gospel.” This message calls believers to remain faithful to Christ in the face of suffering, to fear God rather than man, and to hold fast to the promise of eternal life. Drawing from Christ’s words to the church in Smyrna, the sermon highlights the cost of discipleship, the hope of the gospel, and the crown of life promised to those who endure.

(Scripture: Revelation 2:10-11 | Preached at New Start Reformed Church,North Augusta,SC on August 29, 2021)

In this sermon from Hebrews 10:23–27, Rev. Bernard Harper proclaims God’s Word at New Start Reformed Church, calling believers to hold fast to the confession of their hope in Christ. This passage exhorts the church to faithful perseverance, the necessity of gathering together, and stirring one another up to love and good works, while also presenting a sober warning against willful sin and turning away from the gospel. Rooted in Reformed theology, this message highlights both the assurance found in Christ’s finished work and the serious call to endure in faith.

(Scripture: Hebrews 10:23-27 | Preached at New Start Reformed Church,North Augusta,SC)

In this powerful sermon from Hephzibah Baptist Church, Rev. Bernard Harper dives deep into John 1:15-18, exploring the profound testimony of John the Baptist and the unparalleled revelation of God through Jesus Christ. Titled "Grace upon Grace," Rev. Harper unpacks the key verse: "For from his fullness we have all received, grace upon grace" (John 1:16, ESV).

Discover how Jesus, the eternal Word made flesh, surpasses the law given through Moses by bringing grace and truth in abundance. This message highlights the superiority of Christ's revelation—no one has ever seen God, but the only Son has made Him known—inviting listeners to experience the overflowing, layered grace that replaces the old covenant with the new.

Perfect for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of God's inexhaustible grace and the glory of Christ. Join Rev. Harper as he challenges us to receive and live in this grace upon grace.

(Scripture: John 1:15-18 | Preached at Hephzibah Baptist Church, Hephzibah, GA on December 28, 2025)

In this episode, we explore the foundations of Calvinism, a theological system rooted in the teachings of John Calvin and the Reformation. We’ll break down the famous “Five Points of Calvinism” (TULIP), discuss how these doctrines shape our understanding of salvation, God’s sovereignty, and human responsibility, and consider why Calvinism still matters today. Whether you’re brand new to the topic or looking to deepen your understanding, this conversation will give you a clear and engaging overview of what Calvinism is all about.

Scripture: Jeremiah 18-1-12

Scripture: John 6:35