We are grateful for the godly father figures that shape our lives and our community for the kingdom.By Ron Allen

Proverbs 4:23 Guard your heart above all else, for it determines the course of your life.By Carolyn Allen

In Ephesians 1 we can see that God gave us his Son and his Spirit and enacted his beautiful plan so that we can praise him and glorify him. So now the question is: how have I responded to Jesus Christ in my life?By Liam Graham

Are we doing what we do for the Lord? How can we bring the Kingdom of God to the places we live our lives?By Liam Graham

The church in Acts 2 that began with the move of the Holy Spirit invites us to follow their example.By Liam Graham

What are our lives meant to look like? How do we keep our eyes on the Lord? What gets in the way?By Alex Tollington

Bishop Mark highlights how good order is blessed throughout the Old and New Testaments.By Bishop Mark Engel

God desires to bring salvation and restoration to even our thoughts and feelings.By Liam Graham

We all have choices about what we will think and how we will think about what we see.By Carolyn Allen

Our Bishop Mark Engel shares what doing life together looks like for the Biblical and the modern church.By Bishop Mark Engel

What will our response to the resurrection of Jesus be?By Liam Graham

Jesus chooses humility. Jesus asks for obedience. Jesus wants our willingness.By Liam Graham

It takes some work on our part to not hold on to the past and move forward into the things God has.By Carolyn Allen

Just before his ascension, Jesus gave his disciples one final charge. This statement is the summary of the entire Acts of the Apostles, as well as being the mission statement that should undergird the mission statement of every congregation. He said to go and witness to the world.By Liam Graham

What does God's love for us look like? What does it look like for us to love others?By Liam Graham

Equipping others for ministry and equipping ourselves for ministry.By Liam Graham

An Indigenous look at the Kingdom of GodBy Terry Wildman

Remembering what God has done, and looking ahead to what is next.By Liam Graham

We are called to create something so beautiful that it stands in stark contrast to it's surroundings.By Dave Frincke

God is faithful to generations of those who belong to him. And we are called to be an inter-generational community and to bless the generations that come after us.By Liam Graham

Our DNA at Heartland Church is worship, healing, and everybody gets to play (mission). Important to God. Important to me. Important to us.By Carolyn Allen

Without a proper understanding of Genesis 3, we won't understand the mission of Jesus Christ.By Dave Frincke

What does it mean for Jesus to be king of our lives?By Liam Graham

Throughout the Bible people waited for the promise of the Messiah to be fulfilled. And today we wait for his return.By Dave Frincke

After Moses died, Joshua had an assignment and instruction from the Lord.By Ron Allen

Pastor Liam shares what God has been speaking to him and his hopes for the future of Heartland Church.By Liam Graham

The mandate God first gave to mankind is still in effect today. We are called to fill the earth and govern it rightly.By Dave Frincke

God's desire to be with his people is evident throughout scripture. He continually expresses that he wants to inhabit our praises and the beauty that we create.By Dave Frincke

Eden was a garden planted by God in a specific place. And we are commissioned to extend the culture of Eden to the whole earth. Eden had a culture of Community, Creativity, and Communion.By Dave Frincke

A special message from Pastor Dave and the elder board.By Dave Frincke

By Dave Frincke

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 o…

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.By Dave Frincke

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

James Jackson and Larry Mueller share what God is speaking to our church body.By dave@heartlandfw.org

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

Movement connects us to spiritual reality.By Dave Frincke

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

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

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.By Ron Allen

The arts bridge the gap between spiritual and the physical.By Scott McElroy

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

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.By Dave Frincke

By Dave Frincke

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.By Dave Frincke

By Carolyn Allen

What does it mean to live an honorable life?By Dave Frincke

Who are we inviting to our table?By Liam Graham

What we do matters, but James reminds us that what we say also has immense importance.By Dave Frincke

James was not writing to people to tell them how to be saved, he was writing to believers about how to live as those who are saved.By dave@heartlandfw.org