Neil Eukel | Harvest City Church

Neil Eukel

Lead Pastor/Founder

Neil is the Lead Pastor and Founder of Harvest City Church. He has been in pastoral ministry since 2016 and holds a Master of Divinity degree from Denver Seminary. Neil and his wife, Briana, have been married since 2014. They live in Chanhassen with their three young children. They are most passionate about helping people discover Jesus Christ and helping others make more followers of Jesus. They enjoy gathering with people, sports, physical fitness and good books.

The God You Can Know

June 7, 2026

Have you ever thought about what it would be like to know God? The good news is God has created the world to show us who He is. Join us in...

The Culture-Shaping Gospel

May 24, 2026

When we believe the gospel, life starts to change. We see things differently and our values start to shift. Join us as we see three ways...

Being an Overcomer

May 17, 2026

We love a good overcomer story, don’t we? Every good movie or book has this storyline of a hero overcoming a barrier in his or her...

Being Led By The Holy Spirit

May 10, 2026

Do you ever crave clarity and a sense of direction? Even in a world where Google Maps tells us turn-by-turn where to go, we can find...

Three Keys to Peace with God

May 3, 2026

Jesus said: “I am the way, the truth and the life, and no one comes to the Father except through me.” If this is true, then why...

Where We Are Going

April 26, 2026

This special vision message marks an important milestone for Harvest City Church as we near our first anniversary in September. This sermon...

When Reality Doesn’t Match Your Expectations

April 12, 2026

How can we respond when life brings changes that weren’t expected? Join us as we look to Acts 13:13-52 to discover three ways we can...

Why Jesus?

April 5, 2026

It’s worth giving your life to Jesus. His love provides for us the rest and peace we long for. How do we enter that rest? Join us as...

Jesus is Worthy

March 29, 2026

Jesus came to Jerusalem as King. It was his final week leading to his death and the crowds gathered to praise and parade him into the city....