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This week we kick off our new sermon series on the life of Joshua with a powerful message titled “Beware the Herd Mentality.” Long before Joshua led Israel into the Promised Land, he made a courageous choice to stand apart from the crowd. While others focused on fear and obstacles, Joshua trusted God’s promise. In this message, we look at the dangers of going along with the crowd, how complaining spreads like wildfire, and why comf...

In Part 5 of our Genesis Series, we look at the Tower of Babel and the spirit behind it—the Babylon Spirit. This mindset of pride, self-promotion, and rebellion against God is still influencing lives today.

Pastor Heath shows how this spirit draws us to build our own kingdoms, chase comfort, and follow our plans instead of God’s. But the Spirit of Christ leads us in the opposite direction—toward humility, obedience, and purpose that...

In Part 4 of our Genesis series, we look at the first sibling rivalry in history—the story of Cain and Abel. What begins as a difference in offerings quickly escalates into jealousy, unchecked emotions, and ultimately, murder. But this isn’t just a story about two brothers—it’s a warning for all of us. Pastor Heath unpacks how sin creeps in through small thoughts, grows through unresolved emotions, and takes hold when we avoid resp...

In Part 3 of our Genesis Series, we dive into one of the most pivotal moments in Scripture—the fall of man in Genesis 3. This message uncovers the enemy’s strategy: deception, distortion, and doubt. From the serpent’s subtle lies in Eden to the way Satan still twists truth today, we explore how sin is disguised as the solution but always leads to shame, separation, and spiritual distance. Learn how to recognize the enemy’s tactics,...

In Part 2 of our Genesis series, we look at one of the most foundational concepts in Scripture: choice. From the beginning, God gave humanity the freedom to choose, and with that freedom came the opportunity to love, to trust, and to obey. This week, we dive into Genesis 2 to explore the two trees in the Garden of Eden—one that leads to life and one that tests our maturity, obedience, and love for God.

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In Part 4 of our You Asked For It series, we tackled the bold and honest question: “Why has America turned so sinful?”

Using 2 Timothy 3:1-5, 13-14, and 16-17 as our foundation, we explored what the Bible says about the last days, the rise of self-centeredness, and the cultural shift away from truth and godliness. But we didn’t stop at what’s wrong—we also looked at how believers are called to stand firm, live by the Word, and shine...

In Part 2 of our You Asked For It sermon series, we tackled a deeply important question: What does the Bible say about anxiety and depression? Looking at the life of Elijah in 1 Kings 19:1–10, we see that even great heroes of faith faced moments of fear, burnout, and despair. But God didn’t abandon Elijah—and He doesn’t abandon us. This message brings biblical truth, encouragement, and hope for anyone walking through a dark or anxi...

This week we kick off our You Asked For It series by answering one of the most important questions of faith: How do I hear the voice of God?

Looking at 1 Kings 19:11-12, we see that God’s voice is often not found in the loud, dramatic moments, but in the gentle whisper.

In this message, we explore how to tune our hearts to hear God’s voice in a noisy world and recognize when He is speaking to us.

Watch now and discover how you can dra...

In Part 6 of our Famous Last Words sermon series, we look at one of the most powerful declarations Jesus made from the cross—Tetelestai, meaning “It is finished.”

This message unpacks what was truly completed at the cross: the debt of sin paid in full, the power of death broken, and the victory secured for all who believe. Jesus didn’t say “I am finished”—He said “It is finished.” The work is done. The sacrifice is complete. Salvati...

In this powerful message, we look at the fifth statement Jesus made from the cross: “I thirst.” These two simple words carry deep meaning—not just about Jesus’ physical suffering, but about the spiritual thirst only He can truly satisfy.

In this message, we’re reminded that only Jesus can quench our deepest thirst—for purpose, peace, and a relationship with God. At the same time, we’re called to develop a thirst for others—to care f...

In Part 4 of our Famous Last Words series, we focus on one of the most heartbreaking moments on the cross—when Jesus cried out, “My God, My God, Why Have You Forsaken Me?”

This message dives deep into the suffering Jesus experienced, the weight of sin He carried on our behalf, and the silence that came with it. But even in that silence, God was at work.

If you’ve ever felt abandoned, overwhelmed, or stuck in a season of waiting, this...

In this powerful message from Heartland Church, we unpack one of Jesus’ final statements from the cross: “Here is your son. Here is your mother.” (John 19:25–27). Even in His greatest pain, Jesus demonstrates selfless love and care—reminding us of the importance of empathy, connection, and spiritual responsibility.

This message challenges us to love like Jesus, resist the pull of apathy, speak encouragement clearly, and “pastor our ...

In this powerful message, “Famous Last Words 2 - Be With Me In Paradise,” We unpack the second statement Jesus made from the cross: “Today you will be with me in paradise” (Luke 23:43).

Through the story of the repentant thief, we are reminded that salvation is not about our good works but simply placing our faith in Jesus. Even in His suffering, Jesus showed unconditional love and forgiveness, offering hope to those who feel to...

In Part 1 of our Famous Last Words series, we explore Jesus’ powerful prayer from the cross: “Father, forgive them, for they don’t know what they are doing.” (Luke 23:34)

Discover the power of forgiveness, the impact of prayer in pain, and how Jesus’ last words call us to a life of grace and mercy. If you’ve struggled to forgive, this message is for you!

📖 Key Verse: Luke 23:34

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Do you ever struggle with prayer? Maybe you’re not sure what to pray about, feel too busy, or don’t know what to say when you start. You’re not alone—prayer can sometimes feel difficult. But God never intended for it to be hard.

In this message, we’ll explore The 4 P’s of Prayer—Priority, Place, Plan, and Power—and discover practical ways to make prayer a consistent and meaningful part of our daily lives. Join us as ...