HOWC Podcast

“He is not here: for He is risen… as He said.” (Matthew 28:6) This message reminds us that God is faithful to His Word—even when we don’t fully understand it in the moment. The same voice that spoke resurrection is still speaking promises over your life today. If He said it… you can stand on it. ▶️ Watch now and be encouraged by the power and reliability of God’s Word. 📍 Join us in person, Sundays at 11AM 📺 Or watch LIVE on YouTube at 11:45AM #AsHeSaid #ResurrectionPower #HeIsRisen #FaithfulGod #GodsPromises #EasterMessage #BibleTruth #HopeInChrist

Temptations and Trials… We all face them. As Christians, much more than most in my opinion… But What if the fire you’re in… isn’t meant to destroy your faith in God—but actually to prove it? “Faith Under Fire” — part 2 of our new series: “Faithfully Trusting… & Trusting in His Faithfulness.” In life, we all face moments where our faith is tested… Seasons where trusting God isn’t easy… Times where the waiting feels heavy, and the process feels painful. But what if those very moments are where God is doing His greatest work? The Bible reminds us in 1 Peter chapter 1, that the trial of our faith though tested by fire—is more precious than gold. And in those trials, God is not absent… He is proving, refining, and strengthening what He has placed within you. This message will challenge you to understand the difference between faith and trust… To embrace the patience that comes through testing… And to recognize that every trial carries an eternal purpose and reward. If you’ve ever wondered, “God, where are You in this?”—this message is for you. Email Us: [email protected] Visit Our Website: www.heartofworshipchurch.com For Prayer Requests: [email protected]#preaching #ministry #word #God #sermon #heart #worship #church #lettsworth #love #mercy #grace #holiness #repentance #righteousness #followJesus #noturningback

Exhaustion. We’ve all felt it. And honestly, we’re all tired of it. But what if the reason we’re exhausted… is because we’re trying to carry the things that God never asked us to hold? We live in a world that glorifies constant motion… Always doing. Always striving. Always pushing. But what if true strength… is found in knowing when to stop? In Jeremiah 17, God gives us a powerful picture— One life, dry and empty…Another, like a tree planted by the waters…Strong. Steady. Fruitful. What made the difference? Trust. Not just in what God CAN do… But in WHO He is. Because sometimes the greatest act of faith… is not working harder— …it’s resting in Him. This Sunday, we begin a new series: “Faithfully Trusting, & Trusting in His Faithfulness” Part 1: “Fruitfulness in Faithfulness” We’re going to discover how real FAITH produces real FRUIT— And why honoring God, even in rest, positions your life for His provision. Because when you simply trust in the Lord… you won’t just survive— you’ll flourish.

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In the priestly garments described in Exodus 28, God designed something remarkable. Along the hem of the High Priest’s robe were golden bells and pomegranates — sound and fruit working together. Because in God’s kingdom, life is not meant to be silent.

The bells rang as the priest ministered, declaring that he was alive and serving before the Lord. And beside each bell was a pomegranate — a symbol of fruitfulness. A powerful reminder that true ministry must have both: a voice that proclaims… and a life that produces fruit. Explore the meaning behind the blue robe of heavenly ministry, the golden plate engraved “Holiness to the Lord,” and the linen garments that speak of righteousness — Because when a life is truly consecrated to God… it will make a sound the world cannot ignore. Discover what it means to live a life that truly carries the sound of sanctification. Remembering that before there is glory shown outwardly, there must first be holiness planted inwardly.

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Outfits, clothes, attire, uniforms… Interestingly enough, the choice of clothes we wear are often a reflection of how we feel in terms of priority-labelling in the environment in-which we are residing.  Example:  What I wear to Walmart, is very likely not what I would wear to my nephew’s graduation ceremony.  In the sense of our spiritual clothes, or honestly, sometimes naturally speaking, what are we “wearing” in the presence of God? How does our actions reflect our priorities when it comes to our relationship with Jesus?  In this message, we step into the priestly garments of Aaron and discover something deeper than fabric and jewels — we discover what it means to be carried by divine strength and held close to the heart of God.  The shoulder stones were engraved with the names of the tribes — not written in chalk… but engraved in permanence.

The breastplate held twelve unique stones — each tribe different, yet all resting over the priest’s heart.

Strength on the shoulders.  Love over the heart.  Light and perfection guiding from within.  This is not just a lesson about ancient garments.  It is a revelation of Christ.  You are not carried by your strength — you are carried by His  You are not forgotten — your name is engraved.

You are not unloved — you are held over His heart.  And the question remains:  Are you clothed in what God has provided… or standing without the garment?  Come expecting revelation.  Come ready to examine what you are wearing.  Come and discover the beauty of being borne upon His shoulders and carried upon His heart.

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Before God clothes,… He calls. Much like a baby, that after they are born, he or she is placed in swaddling clothes. The 28th chapter of Exodus doesn’t begin with required garments. It begins with a summons. “Take thou unto thee Aaron thy brother… that he may minister unto Me.” Aaron didn’t campaign for it. He didn’t earn it. He was called. And with that calling came consecration. Set apart. Separated. Marked for holy purpose. Before the ephod… Before the breastplate… Before the gold and the beauty… There was surrender. Because you cannot wear what is holy while living what is common. God called Aaron out from among the people to stand before Him. And the question for us is simple: Has God called you — but you’ve resisted consecration? This week, we open Exodus 28:1–5 and discover that before there is glory, there must be holiness. Before there is beauty, there must be obedience. Before there is ministry, there must be consecration. The Call is cast, but are you consecrated? For many are called, but few are chosen.

“Death is final… It is powerful… It is unavoidable…. Or is it?

What if physical death for the believer isn’t actually what we’ve been taught?

When Jesus spoke of Lazarus after he was gone and buried, he spoke of him saying, ‘Our friend Lazarus sleepeth.’

Often times you’ll find that scripture does not present death for the child of God in finality —

but as rest… waiting… and awakening.

We discover why the Bible calls death, “sleep,”

and why resurrection — not death — is the Christian’s true hope.

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Oh death where's thy sting? Oh grave where's thy victory? You may not realize this, but when the Apostle Paul wrote these words, he was actually taunting death or as we might say today, he was trolling it.

“Oh death, where's your sting? Oh grave, where's your victory?”

We continue our powerful series Wanted: Dead and Alive, Part Two: Death Has No Hold.

If we're going to be honest, death can be terrifying. See, as a funeral assistant myself, I see that fear all the time—its finality, certainty, its weight. But the scripture declares something absolutely radical. The Bible actually personifies death and declares it as our enemy and of course Jesus Christ as its conqueror. By becoming man, Jesus Christ redeems man and by experiencing death himself, he then defeats it. You see, apart from Christ, death did have legal access to us, but because of the payment of death of Jesus Christ on the cross, Jesus now holds the keys. So in Christ, we have that authority. The grave has lost all of its access and fear no longer has a rightful place in the heart of a believer. For if we believe that he died and rose again, we believe also that we shall be raised up with him in newness of life. Death might affect the body, but in Christ, it cannot affect the soul. This week we're looking at the victory of Christ over death and why the Christian should no longer have any bondage to it.  Let us be reminded and encouraged that death is not the end, but is actually the beginning.

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A timely and much needed look at what the Bible says, God’s stand is on national boarders and how we, as believers, should handle foreigners. This is an important topic to understand in our current political climate so that we can align ourselves with the word and wisdom of God and not be deceive by the enemy into standing against God, unknowingly. The devil is very cunning, but God’s word always reveals the truth to us. 

Why do some people's prayers seem to move heaven and earth? Do they know something about how to get their prayers heard? Well, yes. The Bible tell us exactly what we need to do, have powerful effective prayers that God hears and responds too.