Keeping Your Head IN THE GAME
Ps. Warner's Blog
Ten Years After
"Time has a unique way of separating fleeting emotion from deep, foundational conviction. Looking back a decade later, Pastor Harold Warner pens a deeply moving reflection on what it takes to survive the seasons of testing. In 'Ten Years After,' discover how to evaluate the enduring fruit of your life and ministry, find strength for the next decade, and cultivate a resilient faith that doesn't just start strong but finishes well."
Why Don’t We Be A Blessing To Others?
"It is deeply hardwired into human nature to look out for number one. But Christ calls His church to a radically different rhythm. In this challenging post, Pastor Harold Warner poses a simple yet disruptive question: Why don't we be a blessing to others? Explore the profound Christian mindset shift required to move from a posture of getting to a posture of giving, and unlock the unique spiritual authority that comes only when you choose a lifestyle of active, open-handed generosity."
Who Would've Thought That 40 Years Later…
"When you step out in raw faith, you rarely foresee where the road will lead decades down the line. Looking back at a journey that began in weakness but was sustained by grace, Pastor Harold Warner asks a profound question: Who would have thought that 40 years later, the fire would still be burning? Dive into a deeply moving reflection on God's unwavering faithfulness in leadership, the organic legacy of a local church, and the supernatural wonders that happen when you simply refuse to quit."
The Race
"The Christian life is not a short, frantic sprint—it is a demanding marathon of faith. Drawing from the powerful imagery of Hebrews 12, Pastor Harold Warner examines what it takes to stay on track in 'The Race.' Discover how to strip away the weights that slow you down, overcome spiritual fatigue, and keep your absolute focus on the prize as you practice running with endurance."
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.

