Sermons by Hartland Institute of Health and Education

This workshop explores how to use the universal language of storytelling to share the Everlasting Gospel with streaming-native audiences without compromise.

This is your call to take the baton and lead in church, at school, and across digital spaces.

Pornography is more common than most realize, and many silently wrestle with its pull. Together we’ll take an honest look at why it’s such a struggle, uncover the hidden impact it can have on your life, and explore practical steps toward lasting freedom.

Sharing faith doesn’t have to feel forced or uncomfortable, but rather inspiring and contagious. Come discover how to share Jesus in a way that feels authentic, builds real connections, and makes people curious about the hope you carry.

Scrolling can feel endless and even addictive, but there’s more happening beneath the surface than we often realize. Learn why it’s so easy to get pulled in, how it affects the mind, and simple ways to develop healthier digital habits.

In a world that normalizes instant gratification, sexual discipline can feel impossible or outdated. This workshop will highlight why it’s worth pursuing and share practical steps for learning how to manage sexual energy in a way that leads to a healthier, more fulfilling future.

Many who struggle feel isolated and unsure where to turn. This session will bring awareness while offering practical ways to find support, take healthy steps forward, and understand the importance of not facing the battle alone.

This is your call to take the baton and lead in church, at school, and across digital spaces.

Conversations around mental health are often quiet or misunderstood in spiritual settings. This workshop will consider how faith and mental health intersect, and why addressing both is vital for a healthy church community.

The world is shifting fast, and new technologies are changing how people connect and think. This session will look at how sharing the gospel today calls for fresh creativity, intentionality, and innovation.