Heartland Church Of Fort Wayne

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.

Paul urges us to flee from anything that separates us from relationship with God.

Paul's reason for living was preaching the Gospel and he was willing to give up everything else for that purpose. We each have a calling and a purpose that we can join with Paul in saying "woe to me if I don't".What is yours?

We are called to build up the Church with love. The knowledge of our freedom in Christ should not trump our love for each other.

The Corinthian church was planted to exemplify the Kingdom of Heaven in a culture of direct opposition.

An exploration of 1 Corinthians 6 through resolving grievances, judgement and justice, and sexual integrity.

Our friend from Nairobi, Kenya joined us and spoke about Jesus' counter-cultural view of children. Jesus still calls us to value children and invest in them for the future of the Kingdom.

In his letter to the Corinthians, Paul brought the message of the Kingdom of God and it was completely contrary to the Corinthian culture.

Ingrid shares what God is teaching her about the heart of worship.

As believers, we are not living for ourselves.

We, as the Body of Christ, are the temple of the Holy Spirit. As we gather, we can do more together than we can do alone.

The church in Corinth faced some of the same problems we face today. Paul encouraged them (and us) to live from heavenly wisdom instead of earthly wisdom.

Who is consuming our worship? Who is worship for?

There are seasons God takes us through; both seasons of labor and rest.