Empowered in Persecution for unity, through prayer, with His presence and power.

He is the author of life, a servant, the Holy and Righteous One, the Messiah.

Christmas Message

To be empowered in persecution, depend on the Holy Spirit to give you what you need, share the gospel at every opportunity and obey God, rather than man.

What expectations can we have about healing.  For what purpose does God choose to heal some and not others?

Stephen represented Jesus well and died for his faith.

We can discern the will of God when we choose to obey, wait and pray, know the Word, choose reasonable parameters and allow God to decide.

To be "attached" to Jesus, we need to repent, be baptized and be filled with the Holy Spirit.

In this new era, the Holy Spirit will be poured out on all people.

To be filled with the Holy Spirit, present your body to Him, ask, have faith and obey Him.

To experience the fullness of God, we need to embrace Jesus, participate in His Body and walk in His power and love.

What Jesus has done and is doing has a great impact upon us.

According to Acts 1:3, 6-8, the Kingdom of God was central to Jesus' teaching and it's imperative that we understand what Jesus meant and learn to live in its greatness.

In Acts 1:1-5, 8, we read about being Christ-Centered, Spirit-Empowered and Mission-Focused.

Our Heartland Community walks in community (large group and small group gathering) in order to buld a strong foundation.

At Heartland's Grand Opening weekend our vision and value statements were presented.

Based on Judges chapter 2, we learn that our disobedience makes us accountable to God, and our wandering leads to God's discipline.

Based on Deuteronomy 32 and 34.  The good, the bad and the result when a chapter is closed.

Based on Exodus 33:7-23. A bold request can be made of God when we are tenacious; when we live to serve and please him; when we are humble; when we have depth of relationship.

Taken from the book of Exodus. Spiritual gifts are given by God...empowered by the Holy Spirit...to build up the Body of Christ. 

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