Heartland Church Of Fort Wayne

As we begin a deep dive into the book of James, we are encouraged to consider what we are doing on earth and how we are doing it.

God placed us into community for a reason and a purpose.

God's plan from the start was to set things right. Even the devil couldn't see the strategy before Jesus did what he came to do.

What do we really think about loving others?What do you think about loving yourself? Pastor Carolyn challenges us to ponder our thoughts and work through the things that keep us from Biblical love.

The command to "love others as you love yourself" is scattered throughout scripture, and is important to God. Learning how to love others and love ourselves is an ongoing journey.

In the Book of Acts we see a great example of how to live the Christian life in Barnabas. He was a mentor to Paul and he was known as an encourager.

Moses had some of the same excuses as we often do as to why we shouldn't do what God asks. And God gave an answer to every one.And, like Moses, our obedience can lead others to freedom.

Amar shares the amazing things God is doing in his life.

Jesus not only fulfilled prophesy when he read out Isaiah's words, he also declared his agenda.

Terry gives a ministry update and encourages us to look beyond next door when loving our neighbors.

Pastor Eric shares stories of partnering with Jesus in ministering to a neighborhood. What does loving and living like Jesus look like?

Jesus said he didn't come to abolish the law, but he came to fulfill the law. And we can see he did so with love.

We are entering into a season of pressing into what it means to love like Jesus to the people around us.

When the God of the universe is our Father, we can be sure of who we are regardless of anything else.

As we celebrate Jesus' arrival as a baby, we look forward and prepare for the finale of the ages: Jesus' return.

Prophesy and tongues are meant to build up the Body of Christ in different ways.

Crescendo: the highest point reached in a progressive increase of intensityChapter 13 is the crescendo of the 1 Corinthians letter. The Body of Christ must do more than simply function. We are called to love.

Spiritual gifts within the context of the Body of Christ.

As we look at the mosaic of scripture, we can see the heart of what Paul continues to say: we are called to live motivated by our love for God and for each other.