


Our Vision and Mission
Proverbs 29:18
Our Vision:
Heartland Christian Centers exists to touch the heart of God, heal the heart of man, and reach the heart of the world.
Heartland Christian Centers exists to touch the heart of God, heal the heart of man, and reach the heart of the world.
Our Mission:
Heartland Christian Center accomplishes the vision by being a high impact community of believers that leads people who feel distant from God into a growing relationship with Jesus Christ in a real, relevant, and relational way.
Heartland Christian Center accomplishes the vision by being a high impact community of believers that leads people who feel distant from God into a growing relationship with Jesus Christ in a real, relevant, and relational way.
This Week's Message
The Gift of Enough┃Prayer That Shifts Heaven
Pastor Matt Willingham
This message teaches that prayer is not about changing God’s will to fit our desires, but allowing God to reshape our hearts to trust Him more fully. Drawing from Psalm 37:3–7 and Matthew 6:10–11, Pastor Matt emphasizes that prayer realigns what we want, how we see, and who we trust. God is far more interested in transforming our hearts than fixing our circumstances.
The sermon highlights that prayer begins with surrender, not requests. As we delight in the Lord and commit our ways to Him, our desires begin to match God’s design. Rather than chasing answers or control, prayer teaches us to trust God’s provision, embrace His purpose, and rest patiently in Him. When we seek God’s will first, we discover that what He provides—our “daily bread”—is truly enough.
Pastor Matt Willingham
This message teaches that prayer is not about changing God’s will to fit our desires, but allowing God to reshape our hearts to trust Him more fully. Drawing from Psalm 37:3–7 and Matthew 6:10–11, Pastor Matt emphasizes that prayer realigns what we want, how we see, and who we trust. God is far more interested in transforming our hearts than fixing our circumstances.
The sermon highlights that prayer begins with surrender, not requests. As we delight in the Lord and commit our ways to Him, our desires begin to match God’s design. Rather than chasing answers or control, prayer teaches us to trust God’s provision, embrace His purpose, and rest patiently in Him. When we seek God’s will first, we discover that what He provides—our “daily bread”—is truly enough.
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