Mercy Hill

This Sunday, we’re thrilled to welcome our friend  Abner Ruiz from Comunidad de Fe , who will be preaching from  Acts 4:23–31 . After facing opposition, the disciples didn’t retreat—they prayed. What happened next changed everything. Together, we’ll discover how  prayer ignites boldness in the Church today . We’re especially excited to worship alongside our friends from Comunidad de...

We're continuing our study in  Acts 4:1–22 , exploring how the early disciples responded to opposition.

Join us as we continue to walk through Acts

Have you ever been part of something so amazing that it instantly connected you with the people around you? That’s what we see in Acts 2:42–47 when the very first church was coming together. After the incredible experience of Pentecost, these new believers didn’t just go back to life as usual. Instead, they stuck together. They gathered regularly, shared meals, cared for one another, and...

Last Sunday, we began exploring the origin story of the church. The Holy Spirit descended on the disciples of Jesus in a miraculous way, which drew a huge crowd. In the midst of all the excitement and confusion, Peter stood up and explained to the crowd what they were witnessing. This week, as we continue in Acts 2, we’ll see Peter quickly shift gears. After clarifying what was happening, he tells...

I’ve always been captivated by origin stories. I don’t just want to know that Peter Parker is Spider-Man, I want to know how he became Spider-Man. It’s not only the Marvel Cinematic Universe that grabs my attention; I love real-life origin stories too. It’s fascinating to learn that Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak launched Apple in Jobs’ garage, or that Phil Knight started Nike by selling shoes out o...

We’re kicking off a new teaching series this Sunday through the book of Acts, called Acts: The Story Continues. Written by Luke, the same author of the Gospel of Luke, Acts picks up right where his first book left off. While the Gospel tells the story of Jesus’s life, death, and resurrection, Acts shows how the good news of Jesus spreads from person to person and place to place. Have you ever been...

This Sunday, we are continuing our mini-series on family discipleship. As school starts and the schedules of going from one thing to the next increase their rapid pace, how are we using the time that we are given to intentionally invest in our kids? This Sunday, we will look at Deuteronomy 6, talk about how we can use four main rhythms to disciple our kids well, and re-visit why this is so importa...

Over the next two Sundays, we’ll be diving into Deuteronomy 6 together. Deuteronomy is a book about new hope for the next generation. The failures of the previous generation of Israel were behind them, and Moses exhorted this new generation of God’s people to faithfully follow the Lord. 

This Sunday, we looked at  The Parable of the Prodigal Son  in Luke 15:11–25. Jesus tells the story of two sons who both struggle in their relationship with their father in very different ways. In the end, the story reveals the incredible power of God’s grace.

The week school starts back often marks a return to the familiar pace of “normal life,” even for those without school-aged kids. Vacations wind down, morning traffic picks up, and we all begin settling back into our routines. For some, that shift feels like a bit of a letdown; for others, it can be a relief. Wherever you find yourself, relieved or reluctant, I can’t wait to see you this Sunday as...

We're starting a new series called Stories and The Storyteller. This Sunday we dove into two short but powerful parables from Jesus—the treasure hidden in a field and the pearl of great price. In these verses, Jesus shows us how people encounter the kingdom of God in very different ways. Some of us are stumblers —we weren’t really looking for God, but grace surprised us. Others are seekers —our he...

Ever feel like you’ve taken on more than you can handle? I get it—so have I. Sometimes, following Jesus can feel overwhelming, like you're trying to juggle more than you were ever meant to carry. The good news? God never intended for you to do it all on your own. In fact, He’s given us exactly what we need to stay strong and stay faithful.

Ever feel like you’ve taken on more than you can handle? I get it—so have I. Sometimes, following Jesus can feel overwhelming, like you're trying to juggle more than you were ever meant to carry. The good news? God never intended for you to do it all on your own. In fact, He’s given us exactly what we need to stay strong and stay faithful. This Sunday, we looked Colossians 4 to discover the people...

Do you love what you do, or are you simply clocking in for a paycheck? In many ways, Americans have a complicated relationship with work—one that becomes even more evident when comparing different generations. For many, work is just a means to an end. But Scripture offers a different perspective. From the very beginning—back in the Garden—human beings were created to work. It was part of God's goo...

Join us as we learn how to lead gospel-centered homes, and what our roles as husbands and wives are.

This Sunday was incredible—our friends from Comunidad de Fe are joined for a joint worship at both services! I love when our churches come together to make much of Jesus in both English and Spanish. It’s a beautiful picture of how He unites people from all walks of life into one multiethnic family of faith. We’ll be looking at Colossians 3:17 and asking the question:  What does it mean to do&...

Two weeks ago we learned from Paul in Colossians 3:1–4 this truth: Christian, you have a new identity in Christ, so act like you are dead to your old way of life. Then last week, in Colossians 3:5–11, we were exhorted to put to death your old identity, because it will kill you. Put on your new identity in Christ and act like who you are—a renewed creature made in the image of God. But what does pu...

Join us as Pastor Brandon preaches through the next set of verses in Colossians 3.

What do you find yourself constantly thinking about? What has your heart? What is always on your mind? Our culture is filled with things grasping for our attention. However, this week as we look at Colossians 3 let's take time to reset our focus on the things above, where Christ is.  We'd love for you to listen to this week's sermon as we were reminded of our true identity&nbsp...

Join us for a special Hype Sunday edition of our Sunday service as we prepare to host Connect Camp this summer! Want to sign your child up for the most remarkable week of the summer? Visit www.connectcamps.com/marietta to see all the details and sign up!

Have you ever marveled at the fact that a Holy God would save sinners such as you and I? It is incredible to think that a Holy God would see us, who are prone to wander and so easily distracted, and have mercy on us and save us from our sin. In Colossians 2, Paul shares the great lengths that our savior went to so that we might be saved. This week, we will look at what Jesus has done on our behalf...

How many spam calls have you received this week? Is your email inbox full of junk trying to take advantage of you? It seems we live in a world that is constantly trying to deceive and take us captive. There is no shortage of "the next best thing" advertising that makes promises that it can't deliver. In Colossians 2, Paul gave a warning to the Colossian Church. He urged them to not be deceived by...

How do we keep the word in our hearts? Join us as Pastor Brandon goes through Colossians 1:28-2:5.

Metro Atlanta is famous for our terrible traffic. Most of us have probably had the frustrating experience of being late for a meeting because we’re stuck in standstill traffic. We can become increasingly irritated as we boil over in exasperation and anger.  Now imagine you looked over next to you to see someone blasting music, singing their guts, and experiencing what looks like real joy… in...