by Jared Powell | Oct 7, 2019
Many years ago, I made a decision to learn to surf. I was in my early 20’s and I knew very little about what I was doing. Soon I made a friend from work who loved to surf and was quite good. We became thick as thieves and surfed regularly. The long drives to the...
by Phil Matarazzo | Jun 4, 2019
‘They’re called in the Scripture the Beatitudes. You know why they’re called the Beatitudes without being prestigious? Because they should be the attitudes of every believer. That’s the normal Christian life, not the abnormal Christian life. The normal Christian life...
by Drew Campbell | Apr 25, 2019
Do you ever feel like you have to try to please God? Or that you must act in a certain way or perform a certain task in order to ensure your salvation? That you must attend church regularly or read Scripture or serve your local community as if your ticket to heaven...
by Donna Vigil | Apr 2, 2019
Volunteer Spotlight: Donna Vigil Volunteers are the backbone of Heritage, serving in countless ways to share the love of Christ with others!Donna and her husband, Dan, are pillars in the community of Heritage. They lead a community group, and, additionally,...
by Pierce Roybal | Feb 7, 2019
Volunteer Spotlight: Pierce Roybal Pierce has been apart of Heritage for about two years. He joined a Communtiy Group, got baptized, and has been growing ever since. Now he’s a pillar of our church, volunteering in multiple ministries and demonstrating...
by Heritage Christian Fellowship | Nov 27, 2018
Encouraging our kids to see beyond themselves and outside their everyday is paramount to their development. Thinking about others on the regular and seeking to make an impact can truly form the minds of the youngest of our population. Setting a good foundation early...
by Heritage Christian Fellowship | Oct 18, 2018
Dear Church Family: Bruce and Sandy Wegner here. We wanted to check in with everyone to give you an update on us since our new adventure began this past June. It has been quite an emotional transition, after 3 plus decades in one place. We were filled with questioning...
by Laurie Carson | Oct 11, 2018
Laurie Carson traveled to the Philippines this summer on a missions trip. Read Laurie’s report on the experience below! This being my 11thmissionary journey, I assumed I was realistic in my expectations. Well! It was much harder than I thought it would be with...
by Tim Heinrich | Sep 27, 2018
Fear by Tim Heinrich Once again we meet here Looking you in the eyes Believing all your lies And buying all your handout compromise Floating in a double-minded ocean Tossed in wind and on waves in perpetual motion I believe and I doubt I’m safe,...
by Toby Ray | Sep 6, 2018
It was two years ago that Roger told me to start my journey to becoming a Senior Pastor. I was very happy and comfortable with my job as Youth Pastor, so I kind of ignored it. Six months later he asked me if I had done anything about it. I had not! So he encouraged me...
by Roger Gales | Aug 14, 2018
Social media is like dynamite. Both are morally neutral tools – neither good nor bad. And both are incredibly powerful, for good and bad. If you need to bust up a rock, dynamite is helpful. But if you use it carelessly, it will harm you. As will social media. Social...
by Roger Gales | Mar 29, 2018
Almost every time I read the news there’s a story about someone whose life has been destroyed by sex. Recently, the Wall Street Journal published a story about Las Vegas casino mogul Steve Wynn claiming that dozens of employees were pressured to have sex with...
