Heritage Compass
After 3,100 miles in an RV, we found far more than scenery—we found communion, courage, and quiet revival. From horse-drawn buggies in Wisconsin to barefoot farmers chasing bears, the slow pace of real life invited our hearts to see again. Here’s some slow-crawling, soul-healing good news.
Heritage Compass
A week with the community in Wisconsin revealed more than beauty—it revealed life. Amid barns and valleys, we witnessed God’s covenant Body taking root. Through worship, testimony, and love, the dream lives on. The Spirit still moves—and what was dead lives again.
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En route to Minnesota and Wisconsin, our family has seen laughter, grace, and the quiet leading of God. From Whataburger to wilderness, conference prep to violin serenades, this trip reminds us: His people are out there—and His love is stitching hearts together.
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After record July rains brought beauty and relief to Texas, a deadly flood on the Guadalupe River turned blessing into tragedy. This reflection remembers lives lost, heroes found, and the enduring power of love, faith, and community in the face of heartbreak.
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Each generation can pass something better to the next—but not by accident. Grace must be real. Surrender must be total. We’re not raising children by osmosis. We’re passing batons on a long road back to Zion—where humility, truth, and love grow stronger with each step.
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Fifty-two years ago this week, a young man in his twenties and his five-months-pregnant wife opened the doors to a humble chapel on Manhattan’s Lower East Side. Today, that small beginning has grown into a global fellowship—built on covenant, shaped by love, and still reaching the broken.
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Fatherhood isn’t proven by grand gestures, but by daily faithfulness. We father as we have been fathered—and that means choosing to be fathered by God. Love must be expressed, not just intended. Let this be the day you show what you’ve held back.
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In a world that worships feelings, many believers unknowingly bow to emotional lies. But emotions are not sovereign—Jesus is. This post is a call to take every thought captive, confront deception with truth, and walk in obedience even when feelings rebel.
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What is community—and how do we nourish it? From dinner conversations to ancient allegories and modern distractions, this reflection explores how spiritual and emotional “soul food” shapes true connection, and why real community must be chosen, protected, and cultivated daily.
Heritage Compass
Comfort without freedom slowly reshapes the soul. What begins as relief becomes routine, then dependence. The more we feed on ease, the more we forget the sky. We trade flight for full stomachs—and call the fence our home.
Heritage Compass
True unity offends a culture built on relativism. But it’s not judgment—it’s love shaped by truth. When believers walk in humility and conviction, their lives quietly challenge the lie that all paths are equal.
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When fatherhood falls, culture collapses. We don’t need perfect dads—we need present ones, submitted to God, passing on patterns shaped by love, not control. The future won’t be saved by policy, but by fathers who remember how to be sons.
Missions News
At 2:45 Saturday morning, a group of 68 youth and team leaders left the Homestead Market parking lot in Waco, Texas, caravanning south with equipment in tow—33 chainsaws, 5 skid steers, 8 dump trailers, 2 mini excavators, and lots of small hand tools like shovels and rakes. The
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Contributed by Ashley Fowler The Heritage Virginia community began in June, 2014. Over the past eleven years, we’ve grown into a thriving community of 61 members and 47 children. This spring we have worked together to build the Heritage Table Bakery, which we plan to open this summer. Brothers
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Sue Reveile raised eleven children—four boys and seven girls—and now is a grandmother to forty grandchildren, with two great-grandchildren as well. She carries herself with quiet grace, her laugh quick and genuine. She was eager to share her testimony. She said that everything in her life had happened
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We plan to highlight one or more of our communities each month and provide photos and news. We hope you enjoy this new feature. Deary, Idaho Contributed by Gabe French Heritage Idaho was established in 2008 and has since grown to nearly 140 people living in 39 households (including 60
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We bring you warm greetings this week from our brothers and sisters in Coimbatore, India. Brother Nathan Tittley and Brother Scott Phillips have just returned, bearing witness to God’s work: laying foundations, knitting hearts in unity, and stirring a fresh breakthrough in the south of India. Although Brother Nathan
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Watch the Exodus Conference this week!
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In December, Randy and Kim Schafer traveled to the Netherlands to encourage and strengthen the small band of believers who are beginning a church community there. They have now returned to Texas for a few weeks to attend the Exodus Conference. Today we are sharing some of their experiences with
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Tim and Chen Anz, along with their children, recently returned from Africa. During their time abroad, they spent time with the church in South Africa and a group of believers who had traveled from Zambia. They also travelled to Uganda with Gert Schuitemaker to encourage a fledgling group of believers
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This week we’re excited to share news of how the gospel is spreading in Europe.
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A year after first gathering at a conference in search of more of God, a small group in the Netherlands celebrated their first baptisms and communion—marked by joy, unity, and a powerful move of the Spirit. What began with hunger and obedience has become a growing body, joined by faithful visits, sh
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We’ve returned from Mexico after a seamless trip filled with joy, unity, and powerful moments of worship. From vibrant street fairs to Spirit-filled concerts, we saw God move—in us and through us—as hearts were touched and lives changed.
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After a fruitful two days in Florence, Amanda and I are back in Rome preparing for Tel Aviv. Our time with believers in Italy—despite a national train strike—was filled with rich fellowship, deep questions, and a growing hunger for the kingdom. God is stirring hearts, even in the city where Savonaro