Heartland Church Of Fort Wayne

Do you know without a shadow of a doubt that you are walking out God's plan for your life? Psalm 33.11 says "But the Lord's plans stand firm forever; his intentions can never be shaken."

Alex gives us some practical tools to use when praying and ministering to others, and our first priority is love.

Philippians 4:6-7 Don't worry about anything. Instead, pray about everything.

Life is messy in a nursery. Things are orderly in a cemetery.

We are called to be the hands and feet of Jesus. But we are also called to be like him in every way. What does it look like to have the mind of Christ? What does it look like to shoulder each other’s burdens the way Jesus would?

Pastor Liam challenges us to take a hard look at how we love our neighbor in today's world.

It's no longer I who live, it's Christ who lives in me. Galatians 2:20

God's instrument of promotion for David to become a king was to face a giant.

This parable shows us the Father heart of God, and gives us an example of how to parent.

God heals the brokenhearted and bandages their wounds. Psalm 147

Pastor Liam challenges us to shift our mindset to one of kingdom living.

Jesus looked into the hearts of those who came to him and saw past their expressed need and into what they actually needed.

Pastor Liam takes a fresh look at Psalm 23 through the lens of his recent testimonies. How can you apply these truths to your life right now?

How is God's love for you being expressed to the people in your life?

When we live with unforgiveness we are robbing ourselves.

When we center our lives around prayer and communion with God, it will be evident in all areas of our lives.

Chip is a pastor, marriage and family counselor, coach and consultant to leaders, teams, and organizations. His experience and training combine to give him unique and powerful insight into the blind spots and blockages most of us deal with in our personal life, our families and our work. He currently serves as a staff pastor at Seacoast Church in South Carolina.

This Easter Sunday Pastor Dave finishes up his Lessons from the Orchestra series. God is the composer and we get to play a part in the symphony that resounds through the whole earth.

A single french horn cannot express the fullness of what the composer intended. All of the instruments and voices need to sing their part for the music to be what it was meant to be.

When an orchestra is watching the conductor, all the various instruments stay together and create beautiful music. When we keep our eyes on God, we're able to see when we need to slow down, speed up, put emphasis and energy into a moment, take a rest, or prepare for transition. And the music of our lives will be beautiful.