Keeping Your Head IN THE GAME
Ps. Warner's Blog
Memorial Day Reflection
"True honor requires a deliberate pause—a moment to step back from the rush of daily life and look honestly at the heavy cost of our freedom. In this poignant guest feature, 'Memorial Day Reflection,' published on Pastor Harold Warner’s blog, the fellowship takes time to remember the brave men and women who laid down their lives in military service. Far from a casual holiday greeting, this entry serves as a solemn tribute to selflessness, echoing the biblical truth that there is no greater love than to lay down one's life for their friends. Read this moving perspective, share it with your family as an anchor for holiday discussions, and join us in committing to a life of active, humble gratitude for the liberties we enjoy today."
God Bless America
"As America marks its 246th birthday under the weight of severe political polarization and cultural drift, where should the church anchor its perspective? In his timely holiday entry, 'God Bless America,' Pastor Harold Warner turns to the poetic warnings of King David in Psalm 33 to define the true source of a country's freedom. Confronting both the modern disdain for America's foundational principles and the error of conflating healthy patriotism with aggressive nationalism, this article delivers an uncompromised spiritual diagnosis. True security is neither material nor militaristic; rather, as Proverbs 14:34 reminds us, it is righteousness alone that exalts a nation. Discover why adhering to divine justice, protecting moral convictions, and placing our hope in God's lovingkindness remains the only successful foundation for a free society."
2022 Conference Announcements
"True apostolic ministry is defined by continuous, strategic movement. The release of the '2022 Conference Announcements' stands as a permanent marker of church expansion under our global corporate theme, 'Sought. Saved. Sent: Living the Book of Acts Today.' This document charts a massive wave of missionary sacrifice and strategic alignment. Highlighted by the historic homecoming of Mike and Mary Webb after 34 years of foundational service in Canada, this record preserves the names and locations of couples stepping onto the frontlines. From pioneer works in the Philippines, Congo, Uruguay, and Liberia, to vital domestic church plants and pastoral successions across California, Georgia, Kansas, and Florida, discover how the international fellowship is continuing to establish new beachheads for the Gospel."
Sought. Saved. Sent. | Theme for 2022
"True Christianity never stands still; it is an active, expanding movement designed to capture the hearts of the lost and dispatch them into the harvest field. In this foundational New Year vision post, 'Sought. Saved. Sent. | Theme for 2022,' Pastor Harold Warner outlines the strategic and spiritual blueprint guiding the international fellowship. Moving past static religious routines, he breaks down the essential three-fold cycle of the Gospel: God aggressively seeking the broken, the transformative power of being saved through Christ, and the immediate, urgent mandate of being sent back into a dying world. Discover how this corporate theme redefines our approach to local discipleship, why global church planting remains our highest calling, and how you can personally live out the supernatural patterns of the Book of Acts in your everyday life."
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.

