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Ps. Warner's Blog
The Prisoners Were Listening...
"It is easy to worship God when everything goes right, but the world stops and takes notice when we praise Him in the dark. Drawing from the midnight jailbreak in Acts 16, Pastor Harold Warner delivers a gripping message titled, 'The Prisoners Were Listening.' Discover how your secret response to personal hardship serves as a powerful Christian witness, and how choosing praise in the midst of trials can break the chains of those locked up around you."
Monday Morning Musings - A Little Girl’s Dream
"We often complicate the supernatural, forgetting that the Kingdom of Heaven belongs to the simple-hearted. In this touching edition of Monday Morning Musings, Pastor Harold Warner shares the beautiful, real-life story of a little girl's dream and how God moved to answer it. Prepare to have your perspective challenged and your heart encouraged by a powerful display of innocent, child-like faith that puts our adult doubts to shame."
Life in These Parts: New Building and Remodel
"There is a unique energy that fills a congregation when God says, 'Go forward.' In this edition of 'Life in These Parts,' Pastor Harold Warner peels back the curtain on our latest church building project and main sanctuary remodel. Far more than a story of blueprints, drywall, and dust, this is a powerful testament to collective sacrifice, congregational growth, and the exciting steps of faith required to build a house for the next generation."
The Buck Stops Here..No, I Mean Over There!
"It is one of the oldest games in human history: deflecting blame when things get tough. Flipping the famous presidential motto on its head, Pastor Harold Warner takes an honest, humorous, and piercing look at our tendency to say, 'the buck stops over there.' Discover why true Christian leadership character begins when we stop making excuses, stop pointing fingers, and willingly embrace the liberating power of personal spiritual accountability before God."
Pastor Harold Warner gave his life to Jesus Christ on November 15th, 1970 in Prescott, Arizona. He had a radical conversion experience, taking him from a young hippie coasting through life to a young man filled with the Holy Spirit. Despite a tragic car accident that left him paralyzed from the waist down, he and his wife Mona responded to God’s call to minister the Gospel in Tucson, Arizona.
Door Church extends the vision of the Great Commission to reach the lost with an ongoing church planting ministry that extends across the U.S. and into 50+ nations worldwide. Pastor Warner faithfully serves as senior pastor to the same congregation that he and Mona started in 1973. His greatest joy is seeing precious souls redeemed by Jesus Christ, both in Tucson and around the world.

