MERCYhouse Sermons

Reverence for God and obedience to Him bring about true Happiness to individuals, families and communities. This Psalm touches on experiencing God’s blessing in our work, our marriages, our families, and our church community. God can redeem and restore brokenness if these basic aspects of humanity that have been tainted by sin and the fall. In order to experience it, we don’t look to the world-- w...

A sermon on Psalm 127 given by Jake Blackwood on October 24, 2021. For more information please visit MERCYhouse365.org

A sermon on Psalm 126 given by Tommy Moore on October 17, 2021. For more information please visit MERCYhouse365.org

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Distress. Lies. Homesickness. Join us as we kick off our fall sermon series: Long Road Home /:\ Psalm 120.

This is the second sermon in a two-sermon series, first preached on August 29, 2021. To learn more, please visit mercyhouse365.org

This is the first sermon in a two-sermon series, first preached on August 22, 2021. To learn more, please visit mercyhouse365.org

This is Pastor Robert Krumrey's final sermon at MERCYhouse. For more information please visit mercyhouse365.org

This sermon was originally preached on August 8, 2021. For more information, please visit mercyhouse365.org

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Ephesians 6:-1-4 by Robert Krumrey How should parents raise children? This question is being asked by many in our world today and there is no shortage of answers from many a book, podcast, or workshop. As Christians we look to the Bible as our first source of wisdom and knowledge on every topic including parenting. This sermon seeks to explain the most important verses on parenting in the New Test...

Psalm 128 by Robert Krumrey Everyone is looking for the "good life". For most, this is usually defined as a life of financial provision and rich relationships. These things are a part of the good life (or the blessed life) that is described in Psalm 128. A blessed one whose spouse and children are growing like fruitful vines and olive shoots around a table of rich provision. While this is part of...

Proverbs 1 by Garrett Postema What is the foundation that must be laid in building one's life according to God's design? In a word, fear. The beginning of wisdom (living well in one's daily life) must be founded on "the fear of the Lord". Find out in this sermon what that means, what can result from living in such a way, and how one can apply this truth in the here and now. This sermon was origina...

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Psalm 127 by Robert Krumrey it's possible to labor really hard and do so in vain. It's also possible to co-labor with God and see something really substantive built and protected. Hear more about how one rightly builds and protects one's personal house (family) and the house of God (the church). For more information please visit mercyhouse365.org

Genesis 1:26-31; 2:18-24 by Robert Krumrey God's first command to human beings - "Be fruitful and multiply". God was clear with Adam and Eve (and us) that we are to fill the earth with image bearers. It is good to get married, have babies, and raise those babies to love God. It's also really valuable to do the same, spiritually speaking, through spiritual parenting in the church. Find out more how...

Psalm 78:1-8 by Robert Krumrey What is going to be your legacy? More importantly, what does God want to be your legacy? Psalm 78:1-8 casts vision for the nation of Israel and for us regarding the legacy of the people of God. A legacy of listening, speaking, and setting (repeat). For more information, please visit mercyhouse365.org

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Romans 7:7-25 By Robert Krumrey If my new identity through my union with Christ is dead to sin and alive to God, why do I still struggle with sin? Romans 6 feels like a pump up speech in the locker room, but Romans 7 is the reality of daily life in a sin saturated world. Find out more in this sermon about our opposition, the nature of our daily battle with our opponent, and the path to daily victo...