Heartland Community Church

Heartland Community Church We are a church investing in people to lead and spiritually thrive. Service Times:
Sundays at 9 AM & 10:30 AM And plan to have a lot of fun along the way!

In September 1996, a group of individuals began meeting together with the purpose of starting a new kind of church in the fast growing area of Medina County. It was designed to be a “church for the unchurched,” for individuals who “had given up on church but not on God.” This new church would be a safe place for those who were “seeking” God. It would be a church where they could feel free to sit b

ack and consider the claims of Christianity without feeling any pressure in any way. Much work went into structuring this church, and after a year of prayerful planning, Heartland Community Church began public services on September 14, 1997. Heartland is a young church, ready to meet the demands of a new century. Our desire is to be culturally relevant as we work to meet the needs of our community. We invite you to join us as we travel along on this great adventure. WHAT MOTIVATES US? Our Purpose:

Engaging People in the Process of FINDING and FOLLOWING Jesus while SHARING His Love with Our Community and The World.

09/06/2026

Sometimes what looks like distraction, overconsumption, or constant stimulation has something deeper underneath it: a soul that has forgotten how to be still.

We carry deep desires to belong, to be known, to be loved, and to experience lasting joy. When restlessness takes over, we can reach for quick fixes that occupy us without ever satisfying those deeper longings. We were made for life with God, and our souls will keep searching until our desires find their proper place in Him.

What have you been reaching for when your soul feels restless?

We can fill our lives with so much that there is barely any attention left for what matters most.Jesus invites us to see...
09/05/2026

We can fill our lives with so much that there is barely any attention left for what matters most.

Jesus invites us to seek His Kingdom first. Simplicity helps us look honestly at our possessions, spending, habits, and priorities, then loosen our grip on whatever keeps demanding more of us. As we clear away distractions, we make greater room to enjoy God, love people well, and invest in what carries lasting value.

Save this carousel and choose one thing you can simplify this week. What will it be?

09/05/2026

Some things have a stronger hold on our attention than we want to admit. A habit, an app, an overloaded schedule, or something we keep saying yes to can repeatedly pull us into restlessness and hurry.

Jesus’ words in Matthew 5 use intentionally strong language to show how seriously we should take the things that cause us to stumble. Sometimes slowing down requires more than good intentions. We may need to identify what keeps pulling us into hurry and make a decisive change so there is room for a healthier rhythm with God.

What might you need to cut out to create more room for the way of Jesus?

A life centered on Jesus gives everything else its proper place.When we seek God’s Kingdom first, our decisions, priorit...
09/04/2026

A life centered on Jesus gives everything else its proper place.

When we seek God’s Kingdom first, our decisions, priorities, resources, and attention begin to reflect what matters most. Simplicity helps us clear away what keeps competing for our hearts so we can live with greater purpose and devotion to Jesus.

What is one area of your life you want to realign with God’s Kingdom this week?

09/04/2026

What happens when we stop letting hurry set the pace of our lives?

Throughout this series, we’ve practiced Sabbath, silence, solitude, simplicity, and slowing as ways of following the rhythms of Jesus. As these practices become part of our lives, they create room for joy, contentment, and a deeper connection with God. We’ll stumble along the way, but we can keep returning to the way Jesus lived and allow His pace to shape ours.

Which practice from this series do you want to carry into your everyday life?

Maybe your week has been full, your mind has been crowded, and your soul could use some room to slow down.The past weeks...
09/03/2026

Maybe your week has been full, your mind has been crowded, and your soul could use some room to slow down.

The past weeks, we’ve been learning from the rhythms of Jesus and discovering a life with more space for God, rest, and the people who matter.

Come spend Sunday with us. Invite someone who could use a slower morning and a little more room for Jesus too.

09/03/2026

Hurry can become so familiar that slowing down feels uncomfortable. We get used to constant movement, stimulation, productivity, and having something demanding our attention every moment.

Psalm 131 gives us the picture of a weaned child resting contentedly with its mother. Learning a slower life with God can require that same kind of weaning as we loosen our dependence on the things that keep us restless and learn to place our hope in the Lord. Contentment grows as our souls learn they can simply rest with Him.

What has been keeping your soul in a constant state of hurry?

Before you add one more thing to your schedule, your cart, or your commitments, ask yourself: Is this making room for wh...
09/02/2026

Before you add one more thing to your schedule, your cart, or your commitments, ask yourself: Is this making room for what I value most, or taking room away from it?

Simplicity begins with paying attention. This week, choose one thing to release, reduce, or say no to, then use that space for God, someone you love, or something that truly matters. 🌿

What could you make room for this week?

09/02/2026

Sometimes hurry is something we create for ourselves. We move too quickly, carry too much, and eventually notice that the pace we’re keeping is shaping the way we show up with God and with others.

The psalmist gives us another picture: “I have calmed and quieted myself.” There is an intentionality to slowing our souls, becoming present, and learning contentment with God. A calmer soul may require us to choose a different pace, even when everything around us keeps telling us to hurry.

Where could you intentionally slow your pace this week?

You can spend years learning about God and still miss the invitation to actually know Him.Jesus describes eternal life i...
09/02/2026

You can spend years learning about God and still miss the invitation to actually know Him.

Jesus describes eternal life in deeply relational terms: knowing the Father and knowing Jesus Christ. That relationship begins today, and it grows as we make room for Him in prayer, Scripture, worship, and everyday life.

Choose one way to make time with God intentional this week, then tell us what you chose in the comments. 🤍

Address

3400 Weymouth Road
Medina, OH
44256

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 3pm
Tuesday 9am - 3pm
Wednesday 9am - 3pm
Thursday 9am - 3pm
Sunday 8am - 12:15pm

Telephone

+13307251948

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