This week we kicked off our brand-new series Battle Ready, diving into what it really means to stand firm in the spiritual battles we face every day.In this message, Pastor Dan unpacks Ephesians 6:10–12, reminding us that our struggle isn’t against flesh and blood — and that the enemy is strategic, but his power is limited. Using 2 Corinthians 10:3–5 and James 4:7, we explore how to recognise the devil’s schemes, resist his lies, and stand strong in Christ’s victory.📖 Key Scriptures:Ephesians 6:10–122 Corinthians 10:3–5James 4:7🗣️ Quote:“The devil is a lion, but a lion on a chain.” – Jentezen Franklin👇 Subscribe to stay connected and follow the full Battle Ready series as we learn how to stand strong in God’s armour and live in His victory.#HeartChurch #BattleReady #Ephesians6 #SpiritualWarfare #Jesus #Faith #Morecambe #ChurchOnline

God doesn’t just call us to be planted in His house for ourselves — He calls us to grow, flourish, and go. A rooted church becomes a sending church.In this final week of our Are You Ready? series, Pastor Dan unpacks how being planted in God’s house prepares us for His mission in the world. From flourishing in community to bearing lasting fruit, and from abiding in Jesus to being sent out with the gospel, this message is a call to live ready — not just for ourselves, but for the sake of others.📖 Key Scriptures:Psalm 92:13 – “Planted in the house of the Lord, they will flourish in the courts of our God.”Hebrews 10:24–25 – “Let us consider how we may spur one another on toward love and good deeds…”John 15:4–5, 16 – “Remain in me… you will bear much fruit.”Matthew 28:18–20 – The Great Commission.Acts 1:8 – “You will receive power… and you will be my witnesses.”💬 Message Highlights:Planted people flourish 🌱Community strengthens readiness 🤝Abiding people bear fruit 🍇God readies us in His house to send us out 🌍👉 Listen, be encouraged, and be challenged to live ready — rooted to run.

In Week 3 of our Are You Ready?? series, Ps Dan shared on what it means to be ready in mind — living Word-centred lives that stand firm when culture shakes us.📖 Key Scriptures:Matthew 7:24–27 – Build on the rock, not the sandMatthew 4:1–11 – Jesus resists temptation with “It is written”Romans 12:2 – Be transformed by the renewing of your mind2 Timothy 3:16–17 – The Word equips us for every good workEphesians 6:10–17 – The armour of God🔥 Main Points:The Word establishes our foundationThe Word renews our thinkingThe Word equips us for the battleTogether we made this declaration as a church:👉 “We are a church built on the Word of God.We are uncompromising in truth,courageous in conviction,and bold in our witness.We are not shaped by culture,but transformed by Scripture.The Word of God is our foundation,our guide, and our weapon.We will stand firm in every storm,fight with faith in every battle,and live with confidence in every season.We are a people of the Word —and the Word of God will prevail!”✝️ Heart Church meets every Sunday at 10:30am (coffee from 10am) at Morecambe Bay Community Primary School. Kids and Youth programs run every week.with us:Instagram | Facebook : @weareheartchurchWebsite: www.weareheartchurch.co.uk#HeartChurch #AreYouReady #WordOfGod #StandFirm

Prayer is not just a Christian duty — it’s Christian oxygen. You can survive without many things, but you cannot survive without breath. For the believer, prayer is breath.In Week 2 of our Are You Ready? series, Ps Dan unpacks what it means to be ready in prayer:Humble Prayer – “If my people will humble themselves and pray…” (2 Chron. 7:14)Confessional, Surrendered Prayer – “Your kingdom come, Your will be done” (Matt. 6:10)Bold Prayer – “After they prayed, the place was shaken” (Acts 4:31)Prayer is not about performance, but dependence. It’s not just whispers before meals or emergency hotlines to heaven — it’s intimacy, surrender, and boldness before God.📖 Scriptures:2 Chronicles 7:14 | Matthew 6:9–13 | Acts 4:23–31💬 Quotes:“Prayer is not overcoming God’s reluctance. It is laying hold of His willingness.” — Martin Luther“The greatest tragedy of life is not unanswered prayer, but unoffered prayer.” — F.B. Meyer👉 Listen in, be stirred, and let’s become a people of humble, raw, bold prayer.#Prayer #Acts4 #AreYouReady #HeartChurch

This week we launched our brand-new series “Are You Ready??” — looking at how we prepare our lives for all God wants to do in us and through us.📖 Message Title: Get Set – Ready in HeartPreacher: Ps Dan Cronin📍 Scripture: Joshua 3:5 – “Consecrate yourselves, for tomorrow the Lord will do amazing things among you.”💡 Key Themes:God always prepares His people before breakthrough.Consecration means being set apart for His glory — not just from sin, but for His purposes.When we yield in consecration and obedience, God does the amazing.👉 This message calls us to fresh surrender and deeper devotion, believing that God is preparing us for greater things ahead.Listen in, and ask yourself: Are you ready?

Ruth’s story began with famine, loss, and emptiness… but it ends with fullness, joy, and a future that points to Jesus. In the final chapter of Ruth, we see redemption completed, losses restored, and a legacy that leads all the way to Christ.Boaz was Ruth’s kinsman-redeemer. Jesus is ours. He stepped into our world, took our shame, paid our debt, and brought us into God’s family. The story isn’t over—it’s just beginning.📖 This message will encourage you, challenge you, and remind you that your story is part of God’s bigger plan.🔔 Subscribe for more messages from Heart Church👍 Like & Share if this message encouraged you💬 Let us know in the comments how God spoke to you through this message📍 Heart Church gathers Sundays, 10:30am at Morecambe Bay Community Primary School (coffee from 10:00am). Kids & Youth programs available.

Redeeming Love – Week 3 | Covered by the RedeemerIn Ruth 3 we see Ruth take a bold step of faith, laying at the feet of Boaz and asking him to redeem her. Boaz responds with compassion, commitment, and covering – a picture of the greater Redeemer, Jesus Christ.In this message, Pastor Dan unpacks:How bold faith moves us toward the RedeemerHow the Redeemer covers and commitsHow God honours those who wait on His timingThe story of Ruth and Boaz points us to Jesus, the One who covers our shame, clothes us in righteousness, and calls us to trust His perfect timing.📖 Key Scripture: Ruth 3, Psalm 27:14, Isaiah 61:10🎙️ Speaker: Pastor Dan Cronin👉 Subscribe for more messages from our Redeeming Love series.

In Ruth 2, we discover that God is always at work behind the scenes, weaving His providence through the ordinary moments of life. Ruth steps out in faith-filled obedience, and God leads her right into the field of Boaz – a man who not only provides but protects and blesses her beyond measure.

Boaz’s kindness is a powerful picture of Jesus, our true Redeemer:

• He notices us when we feel unseen

• He invites us into His grace

• He provides abundantly for our needs

• He protects and covers the vulnerable

Join us as we explore how God’s providence, provision, and redemption are at work in our lives today – and how the story of Ruth points us to the ultimate Redeemer, Jesus Christ.

📖 Key Passage: Ruth 2
✨ Key Themes: Providence | Obedience | Redemption | Grace

Join us for the first message in our new series, "Redeeming Love," as we explore the powerful and transformative story of Ruth from the Old Testament. In this introductory sermon, we delve into the message of hope and restoration that God offers even in our deepest moments of sorrow and emptiness. Discover how God's redeeming love meets us in our brokenness and begins the work of healing. Whether you feel overwhelmed by loss, bitterness, or disappointment, this message reminds us that our story isn't over; it may just be beginning. Don't miss this inspiring journey through the book of Ruth and its profound implications for your life today.

In this powerful message, we're invited to explore the transformative power of faith through the story of Mary, the mother of Jesus. The central theme revolves around Mary's extraordinary response to God's call: 'I believe, Lord. Make it so.' This simple yet profound statement encapsulates the essence of obedient faith, which is vital for our spiritual growth. We're reminded that faith is like a key that unlocks all that God has for us. The message challenges us to believe even when we don't fully understand, just as Mary did when faced with the miraculous news of the virgin birth. It encourages us to take bold steps of faith, emphasizing that while there's often a cost involved, it's always worth it. The parallels drawn between Mary's faith journey and our own spiritual walks invite us to reflect on how we respond to God's calling in our lives.