Heritage Park Baptist Church

Teaching from Jeremiah 29, we hear from God how to flourish and look to the future while in the middle of difficult circumstances.

In this sermon from Matthew 6.25-34, Jesus reminds us that the path to peace is one that starts in and always circles back through our hearts. Because we relate to God in faith instead of out of fear, the heart is always the critical environment.

Preaching from Luke 15 and the parable of the Prodigal Son, Tyler helps us see how we all can take on the heart of the Father for those who are lost around us.

Teaching from Matthew 9.35-38, we looked at how Jesus calls us to pray for the Lord of the Harvest to send workers into the harvest, and how we become the answer to our own prayer.

If you need a tool in your tool belt to share the Gospel, here is one way to share your faith from Romans 6.23.

Teaching from Luke 15.1-10, we are challenged to seek the lost along with Jesus and take the practical step of answering the question, "Who's Your One?"

Teaching from Luke 19.1-10, we see how Jesus came to seek and save the lost and what our responsibility is to follow Him into that mission.

In this sermon from Luke 7.36-50, we were challenged to see Jesus as unashamed and unafraid. Preached with Brad Gartman.

In this sermon from Psalm 95, we are challenged to sing together and to sing boldly as we worship the Great King and Good Shepherd.

Teaching from John 4, we learn about locating our worship in spirit and truth.

Teaching from Mark 14.1-11, we talked about characteristics of worship that is unashamed: it is personal, it is extravagant, and it is sacrificial.

Kyle challenges us to live a life that is unashamed from Romans 1.16-17. We need to be "because of Christ" kind of people and not "was" kind of people.

In this sermon from 2 Chronicles 20, we hear three invitations from God as we step into the new year.

God has sent His Son to be the savior of the world. That is the message of love at Christmas time.

In this sermon from 1 John 1.1-4, we looked at how John told the story of Jesus' coming through an increasingly clear and increasingly personal revelation. Like John, our joy isn't complete until our story is told.