Heartland Church Of Fort Wayne

Jesus invited us to be his branches. We can see more of what that really means when we look at a grapevine. The process of growing grapes involves pruning as well as nurturing.

Heartland's ministry partner from Recife, Brazil speaks on ways we can step into creativity, and things that can inhibit creativity.

Psalm 127:1 Unless the Lord builds the house, those who build it labor in vain. God is calling us to co-labor with him with creativity.

Creativity does not mean reinventing the wheel. Creativity is stepping into what God has uniquely and specifically called YOU to do.

Courageous acts are a way to express our love and devotion for Jesus.

The identity of Jesus revealed in your life will impart courage to you.

King David faced a series of set backs on his journey to becoming king. And he gives us some good examples of how we too can respond to disappointment and discouragement.

The president of Brotherhood Mutual Insurance shares his view of creativity from a corporate and a Christian perspective.

Moses was hesitant at first to embrace the assignment God was trying to give him. Pastor Dave explores some of the Moses' questions to God and the possible motivation behind them.

The creative process is an encounter with the Holy Spirit that helps us think, create, problem solve, and move forward having a heavenly viewpoint.

In Ephesians 1 Paul wrote what is sometimes called the "Gospel of Grace". God our Father loves us and chose us to be part of his family with everything that includes.

God speaks to us and calls us in different ways: personally, corporately, and to a greater purpose.

God is the originator of joy. Joy comes from His presence. Joy comes from His affection. Joy comes from His justice. Joy comes from His favor.

"We can do nothing without the power of the Holy Spirit." Bishop Mark preaches about the history of the Sacrament of Confirmation in the Church and where it began with the Apostles in Acts.

Although God is with us, but we don't always make him welcome. This first Sunday of Advent Pastor Dave challenges us to intentionally welcome the presence of the Lord in our daily lives.

As the Israelites experienced God's rescue by going through the Red Sea, we also get to experience it through the waters of baptism.

Pastor Ron gives some practical instruction on how to pray for healing, as well as some personal stories of healings he has seen.

Focus not on things that are seen, but on things that are unseen. Healing is often needed for more than physical issues. Jesus wants us to have freedom from anything that would pull us down, including our desires for earthly things.

Jesus wasn't just concerned with physical healing in his earthly ministry. He has always wanted complete healing for us, including healing for our souls. We can see this in the story Jesus tells in Matthew chapter 18.

In John 5 Jesus heals a man waiting by a pagan healing shrine, and so displays his power and authority.