In our lives, we struggle with sins and issues that are recurring and difficult to break. These are strongholds, and it is important to recognize our mindsets and to shut the door to those demons.

Many Christians do not know their purpose in life. This can lead to a bitter search for meaning that ends in heartbreak. Being on mission for Christ helps us discover what we're looking for.

In David Oaks' last official sermon as a staff member at Heritage Church, we're left with the question over what things block us from moving on in life. What small disappointments have grown into roots of bitterness?

Credit card debt mounting up? Living paycheck to paycheck? Feeling overextended? God never intended for you to be bound in financial slavery.

Many worry about giving too much or too little when it comes to tithing or offerings. But if we put God first in all that we do when it comes to our time and money, we're actually living out His plan.

Many of us live under financial and emotional strain. But could it be that much of the reason we do so is that we live overworked, overstressed, and overextended? What we really need in our lives is margin.

As Americans, we are among the richest people in the world. But why don't we feel rich? How can we be free to be generous with the gifts God has given us?

God's story has been told through people and parables. But one of the greatest metaphors for His love for us comes through own our marriages.

God's story is so often told through people, but it's His presence that gives us strength, hope, and power. And it's His good pleasure to bring us closer to Him.

As southern Georgia prepared for a hit from Hurricane Irma, emotions were high. But with Christ, our response can be faith and hope.