


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
Spirit Led Living | Pastor Matt Willingham
In Week 3 of Spirit Led Living, “What If It’s Me?” challenges us to recognize that sometimes the greatest obstacle standing between us and God’s purpose isn’t the devil, our circumstances, or other people—it’s ourselves. Through 2 Corinthians 10:3–5 and Matthew 16:24–25, we’re reminded that following Jesus requires surrender, self-denial, and a willingness to lay down whatever is keeping us from moving forward. Whether it’s the lie that we’re “too broken” or “too busy,” God is calling us to let go of our excuses, comfort, and convenience. Some things may not be sinful, but they can become weights that keep us from where God is leading. Spirit-led living means surrendering ourselves, taking up our cross, and trusting that who God is with us matters more than what we think we can do.
In Week 3 of Spirit Led Living, “What If It’s Me?” challenges us to recognize that sometimes the greatest obstacle standing between us and God’s purpose isn’t the devil, our circumstances, or other people—it’s ourselves. Through 2 Corinthians 10:3–5 and Matthew 16:24–25, we’re reminded that following Jesus requires surrender, self-denial, and a willingness to lay down whatever is keeping us from moving forward. Whether it’s the lie that we’re “too broken” or “too busy,” God is calling us to let go of our excuses, comfort, and convenience. Some things may not be sinful, but they can become weights that keep us from where God is leading. Spirit-led living means surrendering ourselves, taking up our cross, and trusting that who God is with us matters more than what we think we can do.
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