We Are HEART Church

In this powerful message, we explore the concept of heroes in the Bible, focusing on Timothy and Epaphroditus from Philippians 2:19-30. We're challenged to embody the qualities of these faithful servants: genuine care for others, dedication to Christ's interests, and proven service in the gospel. Epaphroditus, though less known, emerges as an unsung hero who exemplifies brotherly love, par...

Paul ends his letter by reminding the church in Rome about their mission, their motivation, and their means by which to share the gospel with others. He uses his own call to mission as an example and calls others to continue in this work. In light of God’s mercy, we too can proclaim the mysteries of God, to his glory.

We are called to put aside the deeds of darkness and put on the armour of light. This will have implications for how we submit ourselves to human authorities, and how we submit to each other as God’s church.

We are joined by Pastor Esther School, National Prayer Leader for the Free Methodist Church UK & Ireland. In the light of the mercy we have received from God, our lives and our minds are to be made new and we are to offer up our lives as a sacrifice, living in a way that pleases God.

Having celebrated the power of the gospel and God’s plan to restore us and all of Creation, Paul now begins to look at the difference that makes to the early church in Rome. In particular, he considers how Jews and Gentiles are equally called into God’s family, and then given the task of calling others to join them.

Having considered the power of the gospel and the freedom it brings us, Paul now arrives at a high point of praise. He celebrates what the gospel means for our relationship with God – we are adopted as his children and given a new identity. Then he widens his view, celebrating what God will do for all creation – making it new, and raising us to eternal life.

Having walked through the gospel in Romans 1–5, Paul now applies it directly to the lives of the Roman believers, showing them how they can live free from sin. He begins with their beliefs, reminding them of what is already true about their identity, before turning to their behaviour, instructing them to present their bodies to God as instruments of righteousness.

Paul marvels at the wonder of the gospel; we can live in the certainty and security of knowing that we’ve been justified. We have peace with God, and access into his presence. And this is not just a factual or theoretical idea; we can experience God’s love as a daily reality, sustaining us through trials and filling us with hope.

In this message Nehemia, helps us to understand the beauty and saving power of grace. How we are saved by grace, set free all because of Jesus Christ. The Apostle Paul helps us understand what God has done to save us through the death of Christ. All by grace, through faith, not just for our past but to enable embrace the adventure of follow Jesus.

What is the bad news that makes the good news, the Gospel, really good news? What is the problem of sin? What about the wrath of God? Paul presents us with the bad news of our sin, preparing us for the good news of the gospel. God, the Creator, has revealed his goodness to all, but humans have suppressed the truth about him and worshipped idols. Consequently, God’s wrath is being revealed against...

How do you handle persecution? Do you have confidence in the Gospel? The apostle Paul writes to the church in Rome. He identifies himself as a slave of Jesus Christ, and writes to a church made up of Gentiles and Jews, slaves and free people. Although the church is facing difficulties and persecution, Paul is confident in the message of the gospel and urges the Romans to remain confident as well.

What does surrender look like? How do we live lives of surrender as apprentices of Jesus? In this message we have Pastor Chris Banwell from Light & Life, Thornton. Pastor Chris brings a provoking and challenging message, calling us to go all in obediently following Jesus.

Is being a Christian just a private endeavour? Or is our faith meant to go public and be something we share with others? In this message Ps Dan looks at how resurrected Jesus before He ascends to Heaven, commissions and empowers His disciples to be witnesses to the Gospel. Jesus declares the harvest is plentiful, but the workers are few; are we workers? How can you be a worker? Be a person of - Pr...

Easter is The Greatest Turnaround in all of history. The greatest comeback, the resurrection of Jesus is world changing and and life transforming. In this Easter Sunday message, Ps Dan preaches on Luke 24 and the great turnaround two followers of Jesus experience in an encounter with Jesus on the Emmaus Road.

What is the purpose of the cross? Why did Jesus endure such pain and suffering in being crucified? In this Good Friday message, Ps Dan brings a message called Purpose in Pain, purpose in the pain of the cross but also hope for our journey.

As Heart Church turns 2, we look at the obedience of the people of Israel in Numbers 9. We don't want to be running ahead of God, or lagging behind, but walking step by step with Him. Being obedient, faithful followers of Jesus. In this message Ps Dan also shares some of the areas where we believe God is calling us to step into it.

Have you any troubles? Have you got any problems in life? In this message Nehemia preaches for the first time in English, preaching on James 5. The power of prayer, why do we pray, why can we have confidence in prayer.

We all in our lives will have conflicts, how do we defeat conflict. How do we live lives of faithfulness and obedience to Jesus Christ? In this message Ps Dan preaches on James 4:1-12, in which we are challenges to see Gratitude defeat conflict To be Humbled by Grace To be Serious about Sin

Ever regretted something you have said? Have you been on the receiving end of words that still to this day sting? In this message Ps Dan preaches from James 3:1-12, the power of the tongue. Challenging us to recognise the power of the tongue and harness is for good.

What belongs in church? Should we show favouritism? How do we value everyone with the inherent value God gives to all people? In this message on James 2:1-13, Pastor Dan calls out prejudice and calls us to live the way of Jesus.

Is our faith just about subscribing to set a of beliefs, is it just a theoretical thing? Or is it actually far more experiential and pratical? In this message Ps Dan, challenges us to have faith with hands and feet.

How can you have joy in the middle of a storm? What is the purpose of it all? How can we pas the test of faith? In the message Ps Dan helps us answer all these questions through James 1:1-18

Ps Dan Cronin brings a message called Commune, a message for us as a church to invest deeper in our relationship with God.

We are joined by Pastor Dan Belshaw from LIGHT Church on the Fylde Coast. Ps Dan brings a challenge to get of auto pilot in life but to let the light of Christ Jesus shine in our worlds.

We are joined by great friend Ps Jonny Leech. Ps Jonny is Lead Pastor at Light & Life, Thornton. In this message he challenges us to have faith in our God who is exceeds expectations and the believe Him for great things in 2024.