Heartland Church Of Fort Wayne

The church in Acts 2 that began with the move of the Holy Spirit invites us to follow their example.

What are our lives meant to look like?How do we keep our eyes on the Lord?What gets in the way?

Bishop Mark highlights how good order is blessed throughout the Old and New Testaments.

God desires to bring salvation and restoration to even our thoughts and feelings.

We all have choices about what we will think and how we will think about what we see.

Our Bishop Mark Engle shares what doing life together looks like for the Biblical and the modern church.

What will our response to the resurrection of Jesus be?

Jesus chooses humility.Jesus asks for obedience.Jesus wants our willingness.

It takes some work on our part to not hold on to the past and move forward into the things God has.

Just before his ascension, Jesus gave his disciples one final charge. This statement is the summary of the entire Acts of the Apostles, as well as being the mission statement that should undergird the mission statement of every congregation. He said to go and witness to the world.

What does God's love for us look like? What does it look like for us to love others?

Equipping others for ministry and equipping ourselves for ministry.

An Indigenous look at the Kingdom of God

Remembering what God has done, and looking ahead to what is next.

We are called to create something so beautiful that it stands in stark contrast to it's surroundings.

God is faithful to generations of those who belong to him. And we are called to be an inter-generational community and to bless the generations that come after us.

It no longer requires a lamb or a goat to offer a sacrifice to God. But we still can offer a sacrifice of praise. All believers are called to be a part of a holy nation to God, to serve as priests and to offer ourselves as a sacrifice.

Our DNA at Heartland Church is worship, healing, and everybody gets to play (mission).Important to God.Important to me.Important to us.

Without a proper understanding of Genesis 3, we won't understand the mission of Jesus Christ.

What does it mean for Jesus to be king of our lives?