Pentecost, or the Feast of Weeks, can be a celebration of the law. But what about celebrating the Spirit of God? Could it be that the law alone without the spirit of God will actually make us LESS effective as Christians?

The people of Israel gave the first and best of their crops as a wave offering to God for His acceptance. But the ultimate offering came when Jesus gave Himself up to the Father for us.

Generations ago, God left signs to reveal his plans to His people in the form of 7 feasts. This week we look at the feast of unleavened bread. Why is leaven so symbolic?

The first commandment is to have no other gods before God. What things do we allow to come before Him, and what are some practical ways to put Him first?

From our special needs ministry to those who are hurting among us, we take time out from our normal Sunday schedule to thank God for his blessings and goodness this year.

Taking time to celebrate Christ with our kids and to have communion has become a tradition at Heritage during Christmas. Remember this season...the light has come, and He has overcome the darkness!

God wants us to stop believing the lies of the devil and receive his good gifts. This week is all about being generous and giving away gifts. We even surprised a member named David by helping him connect with his son that he hasn't seen in over 9 years!

Many Christians shy away from the topic of death, especially during the holidays. But many of us have suffered loss and need healing and hope during this time more than any other.

Before we can move forward with what God has for us, it's important that we know who we are in Christ. Our culture will always try to dictate our identities, but God determines who we are.

The entire purpose for our lives is to give God glory and tell His story. Knowing this, how can we be on mission for him as we reach the nations?