Mercy Church - CA

Easter is a reminder that our God is a good and loving Father. He came to free us and save us not out of obligation, but out of love.

Temo Flores speaks at Mercy Santa Maria

Jesus invites all who would come to Him to come and find rest for their souls; to take His yoke upon themselves and find peace, rest, and life.

We all want to be extraordinary, but most of live with a nagging awareness that we are just ordinary. The good news is that we are ordinary people in the hands of an extraordinary God. Luke Pew teaches from 1 Corinthians 1.

What, or who, is your ultimate love? The heart of the matter is that God is after our hearts. Jesus says the greatest commandment is to love the Lord with all of your heart, soul, and strength and to love your neighbor as yourself. Luke Pew teaches.

These are days when we must learn to stand strong in Christ and be the light of the world. Matt Ens and Tommy Linn share.

What do you do when hard times come? When tragedy strikes? When life takes an unexpected turn? When life takes a turn for the worst it's time to run to Jesus.

Gabrielle Pew continues to teach from Psalm 84.

God is still speaking and God is still healing. Pastor Denise Page shares.

If you could go anywhere in the world right now where would you go? In Psalm 84 the psalmists says of the Lord "Better is one day in your courts than a thousand elsewhere". As Christians one of our highest pursuits should be to live in the Presence of God. Luke Pew teaches from Psalm 84.

God's word is eternal and powerful. As His people we must be shaped by His Word rather than try to shape His word for ourselves. Tommy Linn teaches.

Loneliness has become an epidemic in Western society. God's heart is to "set the lonely in families" and make a home for the lonely. Luke Pew teaches from Psalm 68.

A few of our Mercy members from our Santa Maria campus share how God's love has redeemed their lives and their stories.

The church is not a building, organization, event, or club - it is ALIVE. We are the "living church" called out and called forth by Jesus Himself. Luke Pew teachers from 1 Peter 2.

What are the "practices" of your life? To become better at anything worth doing you have to practice. Terry Page talks about practicing the presence and power of God.

Can you see past the pandemic? Do you feel stuck? It's time to follow in God's way and not our way.

Joy is a promise from God for all believers meant to be a mark over the church. Joy is not dependent upon circumstance. Our conscious decision is to rejoice no matter our circumstance; to rejoice in it, for it, and even regardless of it. Brandon Davis shares.

We all have "molds" that we tend to live in whether we realize it or not. Through Christ a new and living way has been openned up for us to live in a new way; a new mold. Pastor Terry Page teaches.

Through all the ups and downs of life we can also turn to God as a constant source of strength.

Jesus came to give "abundant life". He came to give overflowing, Spirit filled, true life. And yet he tells us in Matthew chapter 16 that if we want to find our lives then we must loose our lives for him. True life begins where when we surrender our lives to Jesus and walk in his way. Luke Pew teaches this week.

Before we can live in the fullness of what it means to follow Christ and demonstrate His love, truth, and power to the world we must be healed in our spirits. God is our healer and he desires to heal our spirits. Terry Page shares at our Santa Maria campus.

This past year has been rocky for many people. In the face of uncertain times and an uncertain future where do we turn to for our confidence?

Have you ever felt alone? Loneliness is one of the painful but universal of human experiences. But Christ came to be "God with Us". The Immanuel, the Christ, was a savior who came to be "with us" through thick and thin.

When we come to understand God's grace we come to see that it has power to change us from the inside out. The grace of God empowers us to change; to turn from sin; to follow after God.

Guest speaker Dan Bohi speaks from the 1st letter to the Corinthians, chapter 12.