Making God a Greater Reality to Each of Us and Our Communities

General Info

Church should not be a place to do time. At Heart Song we believe that the time you invest in church should yield a return. We are focused in helping you build a genuine relationship with God that makes Him a greater reality to you. We want you to experience His love and faithfulness in a way that helps you successfully deal with the stress and diverse challenges of everyday life. We want to help you learn to love and serve Him in a way that adds fullness and meaning to your life. We are here to make a positive difference' not to play church. Please join us this Sunday at 10:30 A.M. at the Kresson School on 1 School Lane in Voorhees, NJ. We look forward to seeing you then.

Extra Phones

Phone: 856-667-2809

Hours

Regular Hours

Sun:	10:30 am - 11:30 am

Categories

Churches & Places of Worship, Anglican Churches, Baptist Churches, Catholic Churches, Christian Churches, Church of the Nazarene, Eastern Orthodox Churches, Episcopal Churches, Lutheran Churches, Methodist Churches, Non-Denominational Churches, Pentecostal Churches, Presbyterian Churches, Religious Organizations, Synagogues, Temples, United Church of Christ

Services/Products

Many churches saw a large influx of people on the Sunday following the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center. Many were looking for something to help them cope with the 911 tragedy. Their sense of security had been badly shaken. They were expecting to find solace and comfort in God's house. Instead, in many cases, all they found was a church full of people just like themselves. They didn't find their loving heavenly Father. They didn't find the reassurance that God is in control regardless of how uncertain life is. Because many churches were not ready, a tremendous opportunity to expand the Kingdom of God was missed. We simply were not what they expected us to be. We were not what God wanted us to be. Sadly many churches saw these people come and go without even evaluating what happened and without considering the possibility of changing. I observed all this, while attending a church in Connecticut, and asked myself why? Why didn't God's love and faithfulness shine through us? Has our personal experience with God failed to make us passionate enough to share Him in a way that is perceived as natural and genuine? Have we stuck "Christian" labels on ourselves while being governed by many of the same fears and appetites of unbelievers? Do we care enough to want to change? Verse 14 of Psalm 89 shows God's love and faithfulness going before Him. The "going before Him" in this passage can be personified as throne attendants that herald a king's movements.WorshipPrayerBiblical teaching

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http://heartsongworship.org