Heritage Baptist Church - Monroe, MI

Light is essential for life. Without it, nothing can truly live or flourish. The same is true spiritually. We were created to walk in the light, yet sin has left the world in darkness. In John 8, Jesus makes one of His most powerful declarations: "I am the light of the world." With those words, He reveals that He alone is the source of spiritual life, truth, and hope. In this message, we...

We begin our new 7-week series through the Gospel of John exploring the powerful “I Am” statements of Jesus. This week Pastor Nate covered John chapter 6 as Jesus declared himself to be the bread of life. So often we are drawn to the desires of this world to satisfy our spiritual hunger, but Jesus is the only one who can truly satisfy. -- Sermon by Pastor Nate Click -- New to Heritage? Want to get...

As we come to the end of our series in Daniel, we turn our attention to what Scripture reveals about the end times. While not every detail is clear, one truth stands above the rest: God is in control. Daniel reminds us that God's plans will unfold according to His perfect timing, giving His people confidence, hope, and steadfastness no matter what the future holds. -- Sermon by Pastor Nate Cli...

In Daniel 9, much debate surrounds what will happen, but many overlook why these events will take place. Pastor Nate unpacks this passage, reminding us that God is committed to His own glory and that what He declares will happen always comes to pass. -- Sermon by Pastor Nate Click -- New to Heritage? Want to get more involved? Looking for a Group or Ministry Team? Let us know at https://heritage.c...

What happens when powerful rulers act like they are unstoppable? In Daniel 8, The Pretend Prince reveals that God raises up and pulls down nations for His purposes, and even when evil seems to prosper, He is preparing His people and accomplishing His plan. Discover why God is more concerned with your transformation than your gratification, and how, in uncertain times, we must stay focused on the K...

Every kingdom on earth promises power, security, and satisfaction, but like the terrifying beasts of Daniel 7, they are ultimately driven by human desire and are never worthy of our worship. In a world filled with chaos, anxiety, and uncertainty, Daniel’s vision reminds us that there is still an Ancient of Days seated on the throne who judges perfectly and rules justly. And when life feels overwhe...

Ed Emmerling, executive director of the BSCM, shares a timely message from Habakkuk, chapter 2. He reminds us of the need to hear from God, trust His Word, and place our faith in Christ. -- Sermon by Ed Emmerling -- New to Heritage? Want to get more involved? Looking for a Group or Ministry Team? Let us know at https://heritage.ccbchurch.com/goto/forms/6/responses/new -- Stay Connected: Website: h...

When hardship and trials come, will you be found faithful to God? Daniel was faced with the possibility of death because of his faith, and yet he remained faithful because he served a faithful God. Listen as Pastor Kyle goes through Daniel chapter 6 and unpacks a few ways in which Daniel faithfully trusted God, not only in the big moments but behind the scenes as well. -- Sermon by Pastor Kyle Kam...

Pastor Nate unpacks Daniel 4 and the rise and fall of King Nebuchadnezzar, reminding us that nothing in this world lasts forever and that even the strongest kingdoms are temporary. Through his story, we see that no one is beyond God’s mercy and that He is able to humble even the hardest hearts. In the end, this chapter points us to a greater truth: God is building His kingdom, and He invites us to...

Daniel 3 shows that the pressure to replace God is real. When God’s hand isn’t obvious, this passage calls us to trust His character anyway. And it reminds us that sometimes the clearest view of Jesus comes when we’re willing to stand firm, even in the fire. -- Sermon by Pastor Nate Click -- New to Heritage? Want to get more involved? Looking for a Group or Ministry Team? Let us know at https://he...

What if everything you’re building your life on could disappear overnight? Earthly kingdoms rise and fall, but God reveals a kingdom that can never be destroyed. We are called to stop serving gods that cannot save, trust that God can and will save, and boldly tell others that there is a God in heaven. You are invited to become a citizen of the only kingdom that will last forever. -- Sermon by Past...

We are living in disorienting days. Truth is contested, convictions are pressured, and faith can feel out of place. The book of Daniel was written for that kind of world. Set in exile, surrounded by a culture that opposed everything he believed, Daniel shows us that clarity is possible even in chaos. This study will help us see how to stand firm without compromise, think clearly without fear, and...

Every day, we make countless decisions, but one stands above them all: what will you do with Jesus? Will you reject Him, ignore Him, or embrace Him as Savior and Lord? On Easter Sunday, Pastor Nate unpacked the powerful story of Barabbas, Pilate, and the crowd who chose to reject Jesus as their King. -- Sermon by Pastor Nate Click -- New to Heritage? Want to get more involved? Looking for a Group...

On Palm Sunday, we celebrate Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem, but this message looks at a deeper connection to John 7 and the Feast of Tabernacles. Discover how the cries of “Hosanna” and the waving of palm branches point to Jesus as the true source of living water who alone can satisfy our spiritual thirst. Listen and hear why only Christ can fill what nothing else can and how His Spirit no...

As we finish the book of Genesis, we see a unique family reunion take place between Joseph and his brothers. In this process, we begin to notice a pattern of genuine repentance as they come face to face with the one they betrayed years before. What does it really look like to live in true repentance today? Listen as Pastor Nate unpacks these final chapters and challenges us to live a life marked b...

In Genesis 40–41, Joseph’s journey moves from prison to the palace as God provides wisdom when no one else can. Pharaoh’s advisors cannot interpret his troubling dreams, reminding us that worldly answers cannot solve spiritual problems. In God’s perfect timing, Joseph is elevated for God’s greater purposes. During the famine, those who came to Joseph found physical bread. In the same way, only tho...

As much as we might hope that living faithfully leads to a life free from hardship, the story of Joseph shows us otherwise. In this message, we continue exploring Joseph’s life and see how God remained faithful to him through every trial. -- Sermon by Pastor Nate Click -- New to Heritage? Want to get more involved? Looking for a Group or Ministry Team? Let us know at https://heritage.ccbchurch.com...

As we are introduced to Joseph’s life in Genesis, we quickly see a pattern: in God’s economy, gaining often comes through losing. We want the end of the story, the breakthrough, the blessing. But the gain does not come without the loss. As Joseph’s story unfolds, we discover that the way forward is often the way backward.-- Sermon by Pastor Nate Click -- New to Heritage? Want to get more involved?...

In living out a determined faith, how do you keep going? How do you keep focusing on the Lord when things get difficult? As we continue to study the life of Jacob, we see him come to a point of burning ships and leading his family into obedience. He buries idols, remembers God's faithfulness, and holds on to hope in the midst of sin and difficulty. -- Sermon by Pastor Kyle Kaminski -- New to H...

Jacob spent his life running from his brother, from his past, and from the consequences of his own sin. But in Genesis 33, we see the day he finally stopped. This passage is a powerful reminder that sorrow over sin is meant to lead us somewhere, not into shame, but into repentance. And when repentance is real, God does not respond with rejection; He responds with grace. In this message, we’ll see...

What does it mean to come face to face with God? In Genesis 32, Jacob’s encounter reminds us that God meets us in our struggles, humbles the proud, and works all things for His glory. This message will challenge your heart and point you to the hope we have in Christ. -- Sermon by Pastor Nate Click -- New to Heritage? Want to get more involved? Looking for a Group or Ministry Team? Let us know at h...

In Genesis 29, we see a powerful reminder of why God’s people praise Him, even when life doesn’t turn out as expected. While we choose what we sow, it is God who ultimately brings the harvest, often in ways we never planned. This sermon explores how true praise is not rooted in our circumstances but in our Savior, who remains faithful through it all. -- Sermon by Pastor Nate Click -- New to Herita...

Have you ever fallen in love with the place of God but missed the presence of God? In Genesis 28, Jacob encounters the Lord at Bethel, a holy moment that reveals how easy it is to be captivated by the experience rather than transformed by the One who meets us there. In this message, Pastor Nate challenges us to look beyond sacred spaces and familiar moments, and seek the face of God Himself. -- Se...

One choice can echo for a lifetime; Jacob and Esau learned that the hard way. In Today’s Choice, Tomorrow’s Consequence from Genesis 27, we explore how everyday decisions shape God’s future purposes in our lives, even when His hand is hard to see. This sermon challenges us to trust God’s plan now, rather than sacrificing tomorrow’s blessing for today’s comfort. If you’ve ever wrestled with impatie...

What does it look like to truly trust God, not just believe in Him? In Genesis 24, we see how real faith grows when God is sought, obeyed, and trusted with every detail. This message will challenge you to stop making life about you and start living fully for Him. -- Sermon by Pastor Nate Click -- New to Heritage? Want to get more involved? Looking for a Group or Ministry Team? Let us know at https...