Heartland Church Of Fort Wayne

A special message from Pastor Dave and the elder board.

Are we waiting for God to move in moments that are defined by us and not by him?When were you most excited or felt the sense of deepest connection to our church?What was happening during that time in your life and in the life of our church?What has changed in your life or in the church since then that may have affected your sense of connection or excitement about our church?What is one wish/hope/dream you have for the future of our church?How do you get to be a part of that? How might God be calling you to move towards this goal?

The purpose of the gifts of God is to strengthen the people of God. They are not meant to just benefit the receiver of the gift.

Our Kenyan ministry partner, Rev Richard Mayabi, teaches on Jesus' Sermon on the Mount and a life lived for the Kingdom of Heaven.

James Jackson and Larry Mueller share what God is speaking to our church body.

Mark and Ingrid share about God's miraculous work in their lives and what God is teaching them through it.

Movement connects us to spiritual reality.

Jesus shows us that he knows each of us individually, and that he isn't afraid of our struggles or our need to lament.

God used Moses and Aaron lifting their arms to initiate miracles. Sometimes God waits for us to respond.

When we are dead to sin and alive to God, part of walking in newness of life is setting our minds on the things of heaven.

The arts bridge the gap between spiritual and the physical.

In both the Old and New Testaments, God calls his people to be a royal priesthood. What does that mean for us today?

There is an act of waving an offering before Yahweh that is connected to the death and resurrection of Jesus.

As we wrap up our series on the Book of James, we are encouraged to be aware of the weight of our vows; to make habits of prayer and praise; and engage with mutually edifying community.

Looking at the mosaic of scripture we can get a full picture of the way we should think about judgement.And James encourages us to hold our plans and ideas of the future loosely.

What does it mean to live an honorable life?

Who are we inviting to our table?