Heartland

Those who wish to call themselves followers of Christ will be the kind of people that are continually giving themselves over for the lives of others

Lent is for us a time to repent of our sins, but also to cling desperately to our God who is a God of comfort and reassurance.

As God heals us from our brokenness, we are called into service in the Kingdom of God. Like Jesus, we must maintain laser like focus on God’s mission in the world.

God calls us as a community of faith to discernment regarding the voices we listen to as we seek to become better followers of Jesus Christ.

Our conversions are always commissioning to participate in God’s mission of salvation in the world.

God call us to be faithful even when faithfulness leads us into having difficult conversations with other Christians.

We are always invited to discern where God is at work and to join in with what God’s doing here and now, even if its shatters our conception of what the church should be and do.

The darkness, the hurt, the pain, the destruction of our world does not overcome the light that Jesus has brought and is now bringing.

God is truly Immanuel, God with us, working on us and through us so that the world might be what it was created to be.

God desires to inhabit us in such a way that our obedience and faithfulness is not merely a result of our action, but that our very substance is used to birth God’s work and word in our world.