Heritage Fellowship Church

What happens when God calls you to step out—without knowing where you're going? In Week 3 of our Faith Full series, Pastor Jason Sharpe unpacks Hebrews 11:8-12 and the life of Abraham, reminding us that real faith lives in the unknown. When God leads us into the impossible, it's not to overwhelm us—it's to make space for Him to show up in power.Through powerful truths like “don't put limits on God” and “the biggest mistake is not trying,” this message will challenge you to stop asking what if I fail? and start asking do I please God? Whether you're at a crossroads or simply need courage to obey, this message will stir your faith and inspire forward motion.

In this powerful Mother's Day message, Christina Sharpe shares a timely word titled "For Such a Time as This," diving into the life of Esther and the lessons we can learn from her courage, faith, and purpose. Through passages like Esther 4:14 and Isaiah 40:28-31, Christina reminds us that God is present in every season—whether we're waiting, or hurting.Discover how to:Worship in the waitingFind hope in the hurtingShow gratitude in the greatnessStay constant in the chaosBe brave in the battleNo matter where you are in your journey, this message will encourage you to walk in boldness and trust God's timing. Share this with a mom, mentor, or friend who needs a reminder that they were made for such a time as this.

In Week 2 of our Faith Full series, Pastor Jason Sharpe challenges us to take a closer look at our personal faith journey. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 3:5–10, Luke 2:52, and Romans 13:11, this message helps us ask key questions:What is the theme of your life?What is your intended purpose?What do you believe—and who do you believe?When did you first believe?Discover 3 reasons to get back to the basics of your faith:Revisit your passion for GodRemember the moment you first believedReset your mind for spiritual growthWhether you've followed Jesus for years or you're just getting started, this message will inspire you to ground yourself again in what truly matters.

What does it mean to live faith full? In this powerful message, Pastor Jason Sharpe kicks off our new series by reminding us that faith isn't just a feeling—it's a walk, a plan, a fight, and a perspective that sees beyond what others can.Using John 19:28–30 and 2 Timothy 4:7–8 as a foundation, we explore how:Your faith walk is the distance between where you are and what you're believing for.A faith-filled life includes a faith plan (Psalm 37:5, Habakkuk 2:2).True faith fights ferociously (2 Corinthians 10:4–5).Faith sees what others can't see (2 Kings 6:16–17).And real faith worships when it doesn't make sense (2 Samuel 6:12–15).Be encouraged, challenged, and inspired to take the next step in your walk of faith. You're closer than you think!

In this message, Pastor Jason Sharpe walks us through the powerful truth that Jesus is the Lamb—our perfect, sacrificial, and shared Savior. From the Old Testament command to sacrifice an unblemished lamb in Exodus, to the declaration in John 1:29 that Jesus is “the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world,” we see how Jesus fulfills every requirement as our Passover Lamb.Discover the three truths about the Lamb:The Lamb had to be perfect.The Lamb had to be slaughtered.The Lamb must be shared.Through scriptures like 1 Peter 1, Isaiah 53, and Luke 14, this message calls us to reflect, invite, and participate—because the Lamb has made a way for us all.

In this message, Pastor Jason Sharpe unpacks the powerful truth that Jesus is the Door. Looking at John 10:1-9, we explore what it means that Jesus is the only way to salvation, the promise of protection He gives, and the abundant life He offers to those who follow Him.

Experience the power of Worship Sunday at Heritage Fellowship Church! This incredible service was filled with heartfelt worship, uplifting music, and a powerful atmosphere of praise as we came together to glorify God. We experienced the presence of the Holy Spirit, lifted our voices in worship, and dove into God's Word as a church family. Whether you were with us in person or watching online, we hope you were encouraged and encountered God in a fresh way. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe to stay connected with all that God is doing at Heritage Fellowship Church! #WorshipSunday #HeritageFellowship #PraiseAndWorship

Disunity is one of the biggest struggles in relationships, and a house divided cannot stand. In this message, Pastor Jason Sharpe dives into Genesis 16 to explore how unresolved conflict and unclear communication can create division. Through Ephesians 4:2-3, we learn that humility, gentleness, patience, and love are key to maintaining unity. Are we prioritizing our pursuit of Christ in our relationships? Are we investing time in building deeper connections? Watch as we unpack how the Holy Spirit holds all things together (Colossians 1:17) and how we can strengthen our relationships by fighting for unity!

In a world that constantly pulls us in different directions, how do we stay real, authentic, and God-centered? In Week 1 of our Be Real series, Pastor Jason Sharpe challenges us to examine our hearts, our decisions, and our dependence on God.We look at Abram's struggles, the dangers of selfishness, and the importance of being kind, patient, and rested. Through scripture, we're reminded that complacency can destroy more than conflict ever will—and that true strength comes from being God-dependent, not just independent.

In Week 4 of the Be The One series, we explore Jesus' commission to His disciples and the empowering gift of the Holy Spirit. Through John 20, Acts 1, and Matthew 4, Pastor Jason Sharpe challenges us to embrace our calling to bear fruit, serve others, and lead people to Christ. Discover how God is always at work around us and invites us to join in His mission. Be inspired to pray, listen to the Holy Spirit, and use your life as a platform for service. Are you ready to be the one?#BeTheOne #GreatCommission #SermonSeries #HolySpirit

Discover the powerful message of "Be the One: Part 2," where we dive into the story of Uzziah and the call to build, restore, and seek God wholeheartedly. Through examples from 2 Kings, 2 Chronicles, and the New Testament, Pastor Jason Sharpe challenges us to leave pride behind, embrace our divine purpose, and be the one who stands out in faith, gratitude, and obedience. With thought-provoking lessons and inspiring scripture, this message reminds us that when God says you're the one, He equips you to fulfill His calling. Will you step up and be the one?#BeTheOne #Faith #SermonSeries

In this message, we dive into Luke 5:17-26, where Jesus heals the man lowered through the roof by his determined friends. Join us as we explore their extraordinary faith and how their example challenges us to do whatever it takes to share the gospel. Be inspired to break through barriers, build community, and prioritize bringing others to Jesus. Don't miss this powerful discussion!

In this message, Pastor Jason Sharpe dives into Jesus' call to His first disciples, exploring what it means to say "yes" to His invitation to follow Him. Jesus doesn't choose the most qualified—He chooses those who are willing. His call reminds us that our primary purpose is to be with Him, leave everything behind, and live a life that reproduces spiritually by making disciples. Will you answer His call and "be the one" this year? Discover how to embrace His purpose and glorify God by bearing fruit.

Experience the powerful message of hope this Christmas as we explore the story of Jesus' birth and its profound meaning for our lives from Pastor Jason Sharpe. In this video, we reflect on how Christ brings light to our darkness, fulfills God's promises, and meets us in our waiting. Through scripture, we discover that what we think we need is often surpassed by the gift of reconciliation and grace found in Jesus. Join us to celebrate the true heart of Christmas—the greatest gift of all.

Through captivating narrations and moving worship, we explore the story of Jesus' birth—from the promise of a Savior to the humble manger where God's greatest gift was revealed.This special service weaves together music and stories to remind us of the wonder and love that Christmas brings. Be inspired, uplifted, and reminded of the true reason for the season: Emmanuel, God with us. Don't miss this unforgettable Christmas experience!

Pastor Jason Sharpe explores the essence of worship during the Christmas season, using the journey of the wise men as a guide. Worship begins with great anticipation (Psalm 100:4; Matthew 2:1-8), recognizing the long-awaited arrival of the King foretold in Numbers 24:17. True worship is expressed with joy, reverence, and action (Matthew 2:10; Psalm 95:6), as seen in the wise men's rejoicing and their offering of treasures.Worship is never partial—it involves the whole heart and tangible expressions of devotion (Matthew 2:11; Psalm 47:1; Psalm 95:1-2). Finally, worship ignites a divine exchange, transforming those who seek God, just as the wise men departed "by another way" after encountering Jesus (Matthew 2:12). Pastor Jason Sharpe invites us to approach Christmas with a heart fully devoted to glorifying Christ, celebrating His presence, and experiencing the joy of true worship.

Pastor Jason Sharpe addresses the serious nature of lust, defined as an unrestrained desire for what God has forbidden. Drawing from 1 Peter 2:11 and 1 John 2:16, he explores how lust wars against the soul, corrupts thoughts, and distances us from God. Lust isn't just external actions—it begins in the mind and heart, as Jesus warns in Matthew 5:27-30. Steps to guard against it include replacing lustful thoughts with God's Word, practicing self-control, and understanding the destructiveness of unchecked desires. Ultimately, we're reminded that our bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit (1 Corinthians 6:18-20), created to honor God, not serve fleeting desires.

In this message, Dr. Mark Williams delves into Psalm 92 to discuss the theme of "Fresh Anointing." He highlights how God renews and strengthens us through His anointing, refreshing our spirit to face each season of life. Dr. Williams emphasizes that a fresh anointing brings renewed purpose, vitality, and resilience, enabling believers to flourish even in challenging times. This message encourages seeking God's continuous empowerment and renewal, allowing His Spirit to work in and through us for His glory.

In this message, based on Acts 3:1-10, Dr. Tim Hill explores the miraculous healing of the lame man at the temple gate through the themes of "the labels, the limits, the lifting, and the leaping." The man's condition had labeled and limited him, confining him to a life of begging. But when Peter and John, filled with the Holy Spirit, lifted him up in the name of Jesus, his limits were shattered. He not only stood but leaped with joy, praising God. The message emphasizes how Christ removes the labels and limits placed on us by circumstances, offering divine healing and freedom that leads to leaping in faith and joy.

In this message on "Anger," the focus is on guarding the heart and managing anger in a way that aligns with God's will. Key scriptures like Proverbs 4:23 and James 1:19-20 emphasize the importance of being slow to anger and quick to listen, reminding us that human anger does not lead to God's righteousness. Anger, when left unchecked, burdens both our bodies and relationships. Ephesians 4:26 encourages believers to deal with anger before it festers into sin, while Colossians 2:13-14 highlights the power of forgiveness, rooted in the understanding that God sees, cares, and will act justly. Ultimately, forgiveness frees us from bitterness, allowing us to trust in God's justice and character.

In this message titled "Looking Unto Jesus," Hebrews 12:1-2 serves as the foundation, encouraging believers to fix their eyes on Jesus as they run the race of faith. The passage reminds us to lay aside every weight and sin that hinders, persevering with endurance. Jesus, the author and finisher of our faith, is our ultimate example, who endured the cross for the joy set before Him. By focusing on Him, we find strength, inspiration, and hope to navigate life's challenges with unwavering faith.

In this message on envy and jealousy, the destructive nature of these emotions is explored through scripture and insight. Proverbs 4:23 urges believers to guard their hearts, recognizing that jealousy stems from a restless and discontent spirit. C.S. Lewis called envy "the great leveler," as it either seeks to bring others down or level everything to nothing. James 3:14-16 warns that jealousy brings disorder and evil, and Genesis 4:2-9 shows how envy led to Cain's deadly actions against Abel. Pastor Jason Sharpe emphasizes that jealousy is far more dangerous than often realized, and it blocks the ability to love and serve others. Ultimately, jealousy is a heart issue between the individual and God, and confessing the problem is the first step toward healing and restoration.

In this message, "Harmony in the Kingdom," Dr. Jeremy McGinnis explores the unity that comes from a Spirit-filled church, using Acts 2:40-47 as a foundation. A church empowered by the Holy Spirit reflects God's promises, like those in Joel 2 and Habakkuk 2, and the evidence of the Spirit is visible in transformed lives and relationships. True harmony is achieved when each believer, endowed with unique spiritual gifts, works together for the common mission, much like the diverse instruments in an orchestra creating one beautiful melody. The Holy Spirit does not promote individual personalities but glorifies Jesus Christ, leading to the fruit of love, joy, peace, and other virtues that build up the body of Christ.

In the first week of the "Seven Deadly Sins" series, Pastor Jason Sharpe's focus is on pride. Proverbs 16:18-19 warns of the destructive consequences of pride, emphasizing that it leads to downfall and that humility is far better than seeking personal gain. Pride, at its core, is thinking too highly of oneself, and as James 4:6 highlights, God resists the proud but offers grace to the humble. Philippians 2:3-4 reminds believers to act with humility, valuing others above themselves. Pastor Jason encourages listeners to confront pride, as only by overcoming it can the virtues of heaven take root in one's life.

Pastor Jason emphasizes the call to be a light for the nations and spread God's salvation to the ends of the earth. Drawing from passages like Genesis 12:1-3 and Matthew 28:19-20, he highlights the importance of going forth to bless others, making disciples of all nations, and being sent to proclaim the good news. Isaiah 6:8 and Mark 16:15 challenge believers to respond with readiness and boldness, saying "Here I am! Send me." Ultimately, the message calls the church to fulfill the Great Commission, knowing that God is with them and that His salvation is for all people.

Pastor Jason in this message focuses on the power of unity and the blessings it brings. Drawing from passages like Psalm 133:2 and Acts 2:1-2, he emphasizes that when we shift our focus from self-centeredness to community, God's blessings flow into our lives and homes. The call is to pray fervently for unity, understanding that a united heart and spirit within the church and family open the door for God's favor. Through examples in Scripture, we see how unity has been pivotal in fulfilling God's purpose and bringing His presence among His people.

Pastor Jason Sharpe challenges believers to confront the reality of their spiritual state and the urgency of choosing between heaven and hell. He draws from biblical accounts and teachings to highlight the importance of living in obedience to God's will and taking a stand for righteousness.The Sound of Spiritual Conflict: The sounds we make and hear reflect our spiritual condition. Just as in Exodus 32, where the Israelites' singing was confused for the noise of war, the church today must be clear in its message, standing boldly for truth like Peter did in Acts 2:14.God's Judgment and Mercy: The examples of Sodom and Gomorrah (Genesis 19, Ezekiel 16) and Jesus' warnings (Matthew 10:11-16) reveal that God's judgment is severe against sin, yet His mercy is extended to those who turn to Him. The comparison by Charles Spurgeon reminds us that complacency and unrepentance can bring harsher judgment than even Sodom faced.The Church's Message of Hope: The church has a message that transcends material solutions: the power of Jesus' name, His blood, the cross, and the Holy Spirit. As demonstrated in Acts 3:4-8, this message brings spiritual healing and transformation.A Call to Eternal Decision: Acts 7:54-56 and John 10:25-29 emphasize the choice each person faces: to follow Jesus and receive eternal life or to reject His call. Jesus offers assurance to those who are His sheep—they will never be snatched from His hand.Pastor Jason Sharpe urges listeners to examine their hearts, align with God's will, and make a clear decision for their eternal destiny: heaven or hell.

Pastor Jason explores how pain and offense can become gateways for the enemy to influence our lives, but also offers biblical strategies for overcoming these challenges.Pain as an Open Door:Message: Pain is often used by the enemy as a way to enter and influence our lives (2 Timothy 4:14-18). We can either overlook pain or be offended by it, with offense being the first step toward deeper hurt (Ephesians 4:26).The Danger of Offense:Message: Offense leads to bitterness and deeper wounds (Hebrews 12:15). The enemy seeks to exploit our pain and turn it into a weapon against us (Matthew 26:14-15).Ways to Overcome:Message: To overcome pain and offense, we must intentionally seek God's presence, recognizing that God understands our pain and is just. Forgiveness is not a feeling but an act of obedience, and it is essential for healing and moving forward. The Holy Spirit often highlights our hurts as a prelude to new seasons of growth and purpose. It's vital to get back to doing God's will.Pastor Jason encourages us to address pain and offense with spiritual maturity, leading to healing, forgiveness, and a renewed commitment to God's purpose in our lives.

Pastor Jason contrasts two attitudes towards sin: condoning and condemning. It uses the story of the woman caught in adultery (John 8:3-11) to illustrate how Jesus responds to sin with grace rather than condemnation.Condoners and Condemners:Condoners: Those who treat wrongdoing as acceptable or harmless, often overlooking the need for accountability.Condemners: Those who declare others as guilty and deserving of punishment without considering their own flaws (Matthew 7:1-2).Jesus' Response:Grace Over Judgment: When confronted with the adulterous woman, Jesus challenges her accusers, highlighting the importance of self-reflection before passing judgment (John 8:3-11). He neither condones her sin nor condemns her but offers grace and a call to change.Application:Remember Your Worth: Recognize your value as God's creation, bought with a price, and live in a way that honors Him (1 Corinthians 6:19-20).Extend Grace: Choose to show the grace that you may not have received, following Jesus' example of love and compassion.Pastor Jason encourages us to navigate the tension between condoning sin and condemning others, urging us to follow Christ's example of offering grace while upholding the call to live a transformed life.

Pastor Jason addresses the reality of hypocrisy in our lives, both as victims and as those who have been guilty of it. Drawing from Acts 4:36-37 and Acts 5:2-11, the message encourages us to confront hypocrisy with honesty, humility, and a renewed commitment to God's calling.We've All Been Hurt by Hypocrisy:Message: Hypocrisy can cause deep wounds, but by recalibrating our expectations and trusting in God's understanding (Psalm 103:14), we can heal and refocus on the calling God has placed on our lives (Acts 13:51-52).We've Been Guilty of Hypocrisy:Message: Recognize that God sees everything (Hebrews 4:13). We regain strength by confessing our sins (James 5:16) and must refuse to return to hiding, living authentically in our faith (Acts 2:46-47).Pastor Jason Sharpe calls us to address hypocrisy with integrity and to seek healing and strength in God's truth, ultimately leading us back to a sincere and vibrant walk with Him.

In this message Pastor Jason will reflect on Jesus' relentless love and dedication to every individual, as illustrated in Matthew 18:12-14, where He leaves the ninety-nine sheep to seek out the one that has gone astray.Jesus Leads Us to the Church:Scripture: Ephesians 5:25, Ephesians 5:23, Matthew 16:18Message: Jesus died for the church, serves as its head, and continues to build and work through it. He guides us to find community, support, and purpose within the church.Jesus Leads Us to Forgiveness:Message: Jesus' path always leads to forgiveness, offering us a fresh start and release from the burden of sin.Jesus Leads Us to Healing:Message: Through His love and sacrifice, Jesus provides healing for our hearts, minds, and bodies, restoring us to wholeness.Pastor Jason reminds us of Jesus' unwavering pursuit of each of us, calling us back to the church, forgiveness, and healing, regardless of how far we may have strayed.

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