Heartland Church Of Fort Wayne

In 1 Samuel, we see King David experience many moments of pain. At times he responds from that pain until he allows God to heal his heart.

In Luke 22 as Jesus was being arrested, Jesus stops everything to heal someone who was his "enemy". This account tells us so much about the character of Jesus and his kingdom.

In Luke 17 when Jesus healed ten leppers, we see several words related to healing. These words each have different connotations and together they show us a picture of God's heart to heal and make us whole.

In 2 Chronicles 20 King Jehoshaphat prayed, "We do not know what to do, but we are looking to you for help." That vulnerable prayer postered the people of Judah to hear from God and for God to come to their rescue in an incredible way.

Jesus is the Bread of Life and just like physical food, we can't exist on meals from the past. We need a fresh meal for today. We need to do a heart-check to see where we go when we are spiritually hungry or thirsty. Are we going to Jesus, or other things?

In 1 Corinthians 10:31 we are encouraged to do whatever we do for the glory of God. There is so much more to our life of worship than our times of corporate worship. Pastor Dave talks about how we can take even the small or unpleasant things and make them part of our worship to God.

Daniel and his friends' response to huge upheaval in their lives was to turn to God. Being taken from their homes or threatened with death was not enough to shake them. Who or what are we running to what things get rough?

King David chose to worship both in the triumphant and the difficult times in his life. This rooted him in God and set him up to respond to everything with a heavenly perspective.

Pastor Ron invites us to explore the experiences of Isaac in Genesis 26. Nothing we do in kingdom life and assignment is overlooked by God.

What do you desire most?

In Acts, Stephen did not let his assignment define him or limit him. When we are connected to the vine, anything is possible.

What is the meaning of majesty? And what did it mean for Jesus to leave it behind to come to earth?

God declared that he would show Egypt his wonders, Are we, his children, still in awe and wonder of him?

The Word emboldens and empowers us as we meditate on it. This is even more true when we are given a verse or passage as a life verse and receive it as a word spoken personally.

This Pentecost morning, Pastor Jordan explores the power of the Holy Spirit.

We are created in the image of God, who is The Creator. And we are called to be creative like him. This doesn't just apply to art, but also to business, and every other area of life.

We never doubt God's power, but we sometimes find ourselves doubting God's willingness to heal us. Pastor Dave takes a look at how God reveals his character in both the Old and New Testaments.

As we continue our deep dive into worship, Pastor Dave takes a fresh look at the Biblical meaning of praise. God put a sound in you that needs to be released.

Pastor Liam takes us on a journey through the desert with Jesus, Joseph, and Moses.

The woman who worshipped at Jesus' feet went somewhere with her worship that others had not gone before. Her worship made everyone else uncomfortable, but Jesus loved it and said it was beautiful.