Heartland Church Of Fort Wayne

Like the merchant willing to sell everything for an invaluable pearl, are we placing great value on the Kingdom?

Just like the farmer in the parable of the seeds, we are called to sow. And we need to ask, what kind of soil do I have in my heart?

We must be people who are prepared to declare who Jesus is because of what he did for us.

Rev. Captain Richard Mayabi, our ministry partner from Nairobi, Kenya, shares a ministry update and challenges us to work daily for the Kingdom of Heaven.

Should the Kingdom of God affect even things like our finances and retirement plans?

Heartland joins with the One City Word in Fort Wayne to talk about unity in the Body of Christ.

Our friend Eric Wood shares some of his experiences with Neighborlink, and exhorts us to look at the need for relational peace in our culture.

Pastor Ron shares some spiritual lessons he learned from growing up on the farm.

We are a part of the advancing Kingdom of God and we are called to be a part of a holy fight.

Eric shares some things God has been speaking to him.

Surrender to God in every area of our lives means going beyond saying "God is my co-pilot"

Count it all joy when your faith is tested.

What is the song that comes from our heart as we long for home; to be in the Father's presence?

We all labor; we are all weary, and our Lord Jesus offers us rest.Pastor Liam and the team share what God did on their trip to Wales to help with the Spree youth conference.

Am I the prodigal in the pew?

Galatians 6:7-10 explains the law of sowing and reaping. At Heartland we've seen some of that in action with our relationship in Wales.

Mercy and grace in Jesus' most famous parable.

We are grateful for the godly father figures that shape our lives and our community for the kingdom.