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Podcasts from HEART Church, a church plant in Morecambe, Lancashire, UK! Led by Dan and Becky Cronin. For more info go to weareheartchurch.co.uk

  1. 4d ago

    New Life & Baptism| HEALTHY | Matthew 28:-18-20 & Romans 6:3-4 | Ps Dan Cronin

    What does baptism mean, and what does it look like when new life in Jesus begins to reproduce through ordinary people?In the final week of our HEALTHY sermon series, Pastor Dan shares from Matthew 28:18–20 and Romans 6:3–4.Throughout this series we have explored what it means to become healthy disciples — rooted in Jesus, formed by His ways, connected to His body, and sent to help others discover new life in Him.Baptism gives us a powerful picture of the gospel: buried with Christ and raised to new life. But it also reminds us that the Christian life was never meant to stop with us. Jesus calls His followers to make disciples, baptise them, and help them learn to follow Him.Big Idea: Healthy disciples receive new life from Jesus and help others discover that life too.In this message:- What baptism means- Why Christians get baptised- The meaning of Romans 6:3–4- How Jesus gives new life- The Great Commission in Matthew 28:18–20- What it means to make disciples- Why every believer is sent- How ordinary Christians can share their faith- Why new life in Jesus is meant to reproduceKey Passages: Matthew 28:18–20; Romans 6:3–4 Supporting Passages: 2 Corinthians 5:17; 2 Timothy 2:2 Series:*HEALTHY — Healthy Disciples. Healthy Church. Lasting Fruit.This Sunday reminded us again:Jesus is still saving. Jesus is still changing lives. Jesus is still building His Church.👍 Like this message 💬 Leave a comment 🔔 Subscribe for more Bible teaching and sermons from Heart Church 📲 Share this with someone who would be encouraged by it.Heart Church | Morecambe, Lancashire#Baptism #BaptismSunday #Matthew28 #Romans6 #NewLifeInChrist #ChristianDiscipleship #MakeDisciples #ChristianSermon #BibleTeaching #FollowJesus #HeartChurch

  2. Sep 22

    Every Part | HEALTHY | Ephesians 4:11-16 | Ps Dan Cronin

    What does a healthy church actually look like?In Week 3 of our HEALTHY sermon series, Pastor Dan shares from Ephesians 4:11–16, where Paul describes the church as the body of Christ — growing and building itself up in love “as each part does its work.”A healthy church is not built by a few people doing everything while everyone else watches. It grows as every believer matures, belongs, serves and plays their part — both through church life and in the everyday places where Jesus has sent us.In this message we explore:* What Ephesians 4 teaches about church leadership and ministry* Why leaders are called to equip the whole church* The difference between attendance and belonging* What spiritual maturity really looks like* Why every Christian has a part to play* How serving forms us into the likeness of Jesus* Why ministry is bigger than Sunday services* Living on mission in our homes, workplaces, schools and streets* How the whole body grows when every part contributesBig Idea: A healthy church grows as every believer matures, belongs, and plays their part wherever Jesus has placed them.Key Passage: Ephesians 4:11–16Series: HEALTHY — Healthy Disciples. Healthy Church. Lasting Fruit.If you want to grow in Christian discipleship, understand your place in the body of Christ, discover how God can use you, or learn what biblical church community looks like, we pray this message encourages and challenges you.👍 Like this message💬 Leave a comment🔔 Subscribe for more Bible teaching and sermons from Heart Church📲 Share this with someone who would be encouraged by it.Heart Church | Morecambe, Lancashire#Ephesians4 #BodyOfChrist #HealthyChurch #ChristianDiscipleship #SpiritualGrowth #ChristianSermon #BibleTeaching #ServeJesus #ChurchCommunity #HeartChurch

  3. Sep 14

    Devoted | HEALTHY | Acts 2:42-47 | Ps Dan Cronin

    What does it look like to build a spiritually healthy life? In Week 2 of our HEALTHY sermon series, Pastor Dan shares from Acts 2:42–47, where the early church is described with one powerful phrase: “They devoted themselves…” Healthy disciples don’t drift into spiritual maturity. They intentionally build their lives around rhythms that keep forming them into the likeness of Jesus. In this message we explore the importance of Scripture, prayer, worship, Christian community, generosity and everyday discipleship, and ask a simple but challenging question: What is shaping the person I am becoming? Big Idea: Healthy disciples intentionally build their lives around rhythms that continually form them into the likeness of Jesus. In this message: What Acts 2 teaches us about healthy discipleship Why spiritual growth requires intentionality How daily habits shape our faith Building a consistent Bible-reading and prayer life The importance of Christian community and fellowship How spiritual disciplines help us become more like Jesus Why healthy disciples become generous and missional Moving from powerful encounters with God to a devoted lifestyle Key Passage: Acts 2:42–47Series: HEALTHY — Healthy Disciples. Healthy Church. Lasting Fruit. If you want to grow in your relationship with Jesus, develop healthy spiritual habits, understand Christian discipleship more deeply, or build your life around God’s Word, prayer and community, we pray this message encourages and challenges you. 👍 Like this message💬 Leave a comment🔔 Subscribe for more Bible teaching and sermons from Heart Church📲 Share this with someone who would be encouraged by it. Heart Church | Morecambe, Lancashire #Acts2 #ChristianDiscipleship #SpiritualGrowth #HealthyHabits #BibleTeaching #ChristianSermon #Prayer #ChristianCommunity #FollowJesus #HeartChurch

  4. Sep 8

    Rooted | HEALTHY | John 15:1-11 | Ps Dan Cronin

    What does it mean to be a spiritually healthy Christian? In Week 1 of our new sermon series HEALTHY, Pastor Dan shares from John 15:1–11, where Jesus gives one of His clearest invitations to discipleship: “Remain in me.” Before we focus on doing more, serving more, growing more or achieving more, Jesus calls us to stay deeply connected to Him. In this message we explore what it means to abide in Christ, how spiritual fruit is produced, why God prunes us, and how our relationship with Jesus becomes the foundation for a healthy Christian life. Big Idea: Healthy disciples are deeply connected to Jesus, because lasting fruit only comes from abiding in Him. In this message: What it means to remain in Jesus How to grow spiritually as a Christian The meaning of the vine and branches in John 15 Why God prunes us How spiritual fruit develops The importance of dependence on Jesus Building a healthy relationship with God Key Passage: John 15:1–11Series: HEALTHY — Healthy Disciples. Healthy Church. Lasting Fruit. If you are looking for encouragement in your Christian faith, spiritual growth, discipleship, or a deeper relationship with Jesus, we pray this message encourages and challenges you. 👍 Like the video💬 Leave a comment🔔 Subscribe for more Bible teaching and sermons from Heart Church📲 Share this message with someone who would be encouraged by it. Heart Church | Morecambe, Lancashire #John15 #RemainInJesus #AbideInChrist #ChristianSermon #BibleTeaching #Discipleship #SpiritualGrowth #Jesus #HealthyChurch #HeartChurch

  5. Sep 2

    Ready for the King | KINGDOM STORIES | Matthew 25:1-13 | Ps Dan Cronin

    In the final message of our Kingdom Stories series, Pastor Dan explores the Parable of the Ten Virgins from Matthew 25:1–13 and asks one final, searching question: Are you ready for the King? Jesus tells the story of ten young women waiting for the bridegroom. All ten knew he was coming, all ten had lamps, and all ten were waiting—but only five were ready when he arrived. In this message, we explore: why looking ready is not the same as being ready why relationship with Jesus cannot be borrowed from someone else how waiting reveals the reality of our faith why the return of Jesus should produce hope, not fear what it looks like to live faithfully, expectantly and with eternity in view how to keep the flame burning while we wait for the King Big Idea: Kingdom people live ready for Jesus—not in fear, but in faithful, expectant relationship with Him. 📖 Passage: Matthew 25:1–13🎙 Speaker: Rev Dan Cronin⛪ Heart Church, Morecambe As we close the series, we look back at the journey Jesus has taken us on through His parables—from small beginnings, to transformation, treasure, mercy, faithfulness and finally readiness for the return of the King. Heart Church exists to give the people of Morecambe and beyond repeated opportunities to see, hear and respond to Jesus. If this message encourages or challenges you, share it with someone, subscribe to the channel, and join us as we continue following King Jesus together.

  6. Aug 24

    Faithful With What You've Been Given | KINGDOM STORIES | Matthew 25:14-30 | Ps Dan Cronin

    In Week 5 of our Kingdom Stories series, Pastor Dan explores the Parable of the Talents from Matthew 25:14–30 and asks a simple but challenging question: What am I doing with what God has entrusted to me? Jesus tells the story of a master who gives different amounts to his servants and later returns to see how they have used what was placed in their hands. The focus is not comparison, success or status—it is faithfulness. In this message, we explore: why everything we have is ultimately entrusted to us by Godhow comparison can distract us from our own callingwhy fear can cause us to bury what God has given uswhat it means to be faithful with both little and muchhow our view of God shapes the way we serve Himwhy the words we should long to hear are: “Well done, good and faithful servant.”Big Idea: God is not asking us to compare what we have been given; He is asking us to faithfully use what He has entrusted to us. 📖 Passage: Matthew 25:14–30🎙 Speaker: Rev Dan Cronin⛪ Heart Church, Morecambe Heart Church exists to give the people of Morecambe and beyond repeated opportunities to see, hear and respond to Jesus. If this message encourages you, share it with someone, subscribe to the channel, and join us as we continue discovering what it means to live faithfully in the Kingdom of God.

  7. Aug 19

    Mercy That Changes Everything | KINGDOM STORIES | Matthew 18:21-38 | Pastor Dan Cronin

    Kingdom Stories | Week 4: Mercy That Changes Lives In Week 4 of our Kingdom Stories series, Pastor Dan explores one of Jesus’ most challenging parables—the Parable of the Unforgiving Servant in Matthew 18:21–35. Peter asks Jesus a simple question: “How many times should I forgive?” Jesus responds with a story that reveals the extraordinary mercy of God and the way that mercy should reshape how we treat those who have hurt us. In this message, we explore: the unpayable debt that God has forgiven why receiving mercy should change the way we extend mercy what biblical forgiveness really means the difference between forgiveness, reconciliation and restored trust how unforgiveness can keep us bound to past hurt why the cross is the ultimate demonstration of costly mercy Big Idea: People who understand how much they have been forgiven become people who extend forgiveness to others. The message concludes around Communion, remembering that Jesus did not simply ignore our debt—He paid it Himself through the cross. 📖 Passage: Matthew 18:21–35🎙 Speaker: Rev Dan Cronin⛪ Heart Church, Morecambe Heart Church exists to give the people of Morecambe and beyond repeated opportunities to see, hear and respond to Jesus. If this message encourages or challenges you, share it with someone, subscribe to the channel, and join us as we continue discovering the Kingdom through the stories of Jesus.

  8. Aug 5

    Worth Everything | KINGDOM STORIES | Matthew 13:44 | Pastor Dan Cronin

    In Week 3 of our Kingdom Stories series, Pastor Dan explores one of the shortest but most searching parables Jesus ever told—the Parable of the Hidden Treasure in Matthew 13:44.A man discovers treasure hidden in a field and, in his joy, sells everything he has to gain it. Jesus is not teaching that salvation can be bought. He is showing us that when we truly see the worth of His Kingdom, surrender stops feeling like reluctant loss and becomes a joyful response.In this message, we explore:how people discover Jesus in unexpected placeswhy the Kingdom is worth more than anything the world can offerhow competing treasures shape our prioritieswhy surrender becomes joyful when we see the worth of Christhow Jesus gave everything to bring us into His KingdomBig Idea: Following Jesus is not about reluctantly losing everything; it is about joyfully discovering Someone who is worth everything.📖 Passage: Matthew 13:44🎙 Speaker: Rev Dan Cronin⛪ Heart Church, MorecambeHeart Church exists to give the people of Morecambe and beyond repeated opportunities to see, hear and respond to Jesus.Subscribe to the channel, share this message with someone who may be encouraged, and join us as we continue discovering the Kingdom through the stories of Jesus.

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Podcasts from HEART Church, a church plant in Morecambe, Lancashire, UK! Led by Dan and Becky Cronin. For more info go to weareheartchurch.co.uk

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    HEART Church
  • Years Active
    2019 - 2026
  • Episodes
    243
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