Heartwood Church

Mercy triumphs over judgement.

Guest speaker | Scott Wallace

Salvation is found in the unchanging character and grace of God, not in our imperfection.

God is our Guide in the midst of trials.

Not ashamed of the Gospel.

An examination of Barabbas.

Does God feel absent or passive in the midst of suffering? Who is our true enemy?

What does leadership in the Church look like? Servanthood and humility.

Peter's summary of three aspects of Christian suffering.

Glorifying God in our suffering and service.

Victory in Christ.

Living as a faith family.

Biblical principles for marriage.

Following Jesus' footsteps in the midst of unjust suffering.

Submitting to human authority.

We are spiritually maturing, and being formed into a spiritual house for the purpose of declaring His praises.

As exiles, we fear God, have confidence in God and are marked by love.

Anchored in the heritage of our faith and God's holiness.

Jesus is our Coming King.

1 Peter 1:1-9

Immanuel as Healer.

Jesus not only saves, but He sanctifies .

Looking at the traditional Advent texts through the lens of the C&MA's 'Fourfold Gospel'.

Final message in our Nehemiah series - giving as worship.

Exploring confession that is both personal and communal.

Rehearsing the Feast of Tabernacles.

What has God entrusted to you?Who has God entrusted to you?What have you entrusted to God?

Through Nehemiah's leadership, we see: 1. Character over competency2. How the Lord strengthens our hands in the midst of opposition and work3. It is all for God's glory

God's heart for people, justice and the nations.

Facing opposition and remembering that the Lord will fight for you.

Principles of the Body of Christ found in Nehemiah 3.

The intersection of the sacred and the secular.

Nehemiah chapter one.

Jesus' final meal on Earth through the eye of Mark.

Jesus' feet anointed by Mary of Bethany.

A look at how Martha and Mary approach the table very differently.

Exploring the conversation between Jesus and Zaccheus.

What does it mean to be called a friend of 'sinners and tax collectors'? Like Jesus, how can we use our table to reach across boundary lines to share the love and hope of Jesus?

An in-depth look at the church in Antioch as an example of a biblical "sending church".

Living a sent life that originates with Jesus, is dependent on the Holy Spirit and for the purpose of fulfilling the Great Commission.

Spiritual formation within the larger body of Christ - as a family, through the ministry of gifts and His power in our weaknesses.

What does it look like to share the truth in love as we pursue maturity in the body of Christ?

What does it mean to be forming in Jesus? To be a disciple (apprentice) of Jesus?

What is mean for us to be united with Jesus as His body?

What does it look like for us to live out the "one another" commands in Scripture?

What it does it look like to personally belong to Jesus?