MESSAGES - Heritage Church

We live in a culture where we mistake social interaction with genuine, meaningful connection. This increasingly leads to isolation which, for the Christian, makes us more vulnerable to the enemy of our soul. Despite contemporary research that finds happiness is best predicted by the breadth and depth of one’s social connections, this is not news! Solomon discusses the dangers of isolation in the Book of Ecclesiastes. In this message, Pastor Skyler unpacks the lessons from this lonely king, reminding us that "two are better than one" and that self-sufficiency is pride.

We live in a culture where we mistake social interaction with genuine, meaningful connection. This increasingly leads to isolation which, for the Christian, makes us more vulnerable to the enemy of our soul. Despite contemporary research that finds happiness is best predicted by the breadth and depth of one’s social connections, this is not news! Solomon discusses the dangers of isolation in the Book of Ecclesiastes. In this message, Pastor Skyler unpacks the lessons from this lonely king, reminding us that "two are better than one" and that self-sufficiency is pride.

Are you in the middle of an all-consuming career? Are you driven for success in your field, doing what it takes to win? Drive and ambition can be powerful tools, but sometimes they can be crippling addictions. This message teaches us the limits of pursuing success by looking at wisdom from the life of King Solomon.

Are you in the middle of an all-consuming career? Are you driven for success in your field, doing what it takes to win? Drive and ambition can be powerful tools, but sometimes they can be crippling addictions. This message teaches us the limits of pursuing success by looking at wisdom from the life of King Solomon.

Have you ever wished that you could undo a mistake that you made? Maybe you said something thoughtless and damaged a relationship, or maybe you got injured doing something stupid? Though life doesn't come with an "undo" button, we can learn from the mistakes of others. In this first message of our "Undo" series from Ecclesiastes, Pastor Skyler looks at King Solomon's warning about being driven by pleasure. Michael Easton suggests that Ecclesiastes "defends the life of faith in a generous God by pointing to the grimness of the alternative." Join us for this message that lays out the consequences of trying to fill life with things that leave us empty.

Have you ever wished that you could undo a mistake that you made? Maybe you said something thoughtless and damaged a relationship, or maybe you got injured doing something stupid? Though life doesn't come with an "undo" button, we can learn from the mistakes of others. In this first message of our "Undo" series from Ecclesiastes, Pastor Skyler looks at King Solomon's warning about being driven by pleasure. Michael Easton suggests that Ecclesiastes "defends the life of faith in a generous God by pointing to the grimness of the alternative." Join us for this message that lays out the consequences of trying to fill life with things that leave us empty.

Mothers have a special role to play in the life of the family. Through the Biblical example of Timothy, we see the multi-generational impact of his mother Eunice and grandmother Lois. In this message, Pastor Mark Larson shows how modeling a sincere faith and grounding our children in the Word of God can help them overcome any barrier.

Mothers have a special role to play in the life of the family. Through the Biblical example of Timothy, we see the multi-generational impact of his mother Eunice and grandmother Lois. In this message, Pastor Mark Larson shows how modeling a sincere faith and grounding our children in the Word of God can help them overcome any barrier.

What if you could live a life that guarantees God's favor? A life characterized by financial peace and meaningful impact? A life that leaves a legacy for the next generation? Is that a life you'd be interested in living? We wrap up our Life Hack series with this message from Matthew 6, where Pastor Brian shows that "being generous now" is a spiritual life hack with deep and lasting benefits--for you, your family, and for the cause and kingdom of Christ.

What if you could live a life that guarantees God's favor? A life characterized by financial peace and meaningful impact? A life that leaves a legacy for the next generation? Is that a life you'd be interested in living? We wrap up our Life Hack series with this message from Matthew 6, where Pastor Brian shows that "being generous now" is a spiritual life hack with deep and lasting benefits--for you, your family, and for the cause and kingdom of Christ.