Mercy Village Church Sermons

In Psalm 127 and 128 we see that impacting future generations is a worthy investment backed by the promises and the power of God and exemplified and secured by Jesus. The dividends are immeasurable.

In Psalm 112:1-10 we see that the way of God’s wisdom is the way of God’s promised blessings. And in Jesus all of those promised blessings are “yes” and “amen”.

In Psalm 73:1-28 we see that the world’s promises of satisfaction will betray you, but God’s promises never will. And when we turn to Jesus, we find Him to be more than enough.

In Luke 16:19-31 we see that as a culture we have a horribly wrong view of success and failure. Because in eternity none of it matters.

In Psalm 49:1-20 we're shown that nothing this world has to offer can register any weight on the scales of eternity. Only Jesus can. And He has. Seek Him! And follow Him fearlessly.

In Psalm 37:21-40 we see that in a world where wrongdoers win, our actions must be motivated by our eternal inheritance not our temporal experience. So commit to God’s way and hold on to Jesus.

In Psalm 37:1-20 our reaction to wicked people’s success must be rooted in God’s presence and representative of God’s promises.

In Psalm 36:1-12 we see that there is only One Absolute Reality. And although our flesh might clamor for an alternative one, our souls were built for the actual one.

In Psalm 1:1-6 we're reminded that wisdom exist on only one road: the Calvary road of love, where Jesus walks with us.

In 1 Corinthians 1:18-25 we see the wisdom of the cross is foolishness to those who are perishing but it is power to those who are being saved.

In Hosea 6:1-3 we see that God’s past patterns of bringing dead things to life are in the bedrock of our faith in the future promises of resurrection and this future hope of resurrection infuses our present life with strength to remain faithful to the end.

In John 20:11-18 we see that the resurrection of Jesus means Jesus is present with you now, even in your deepest pain. And even if you don’t see Him today, at the right time, you will.

In Romans 8:1-11 we see that if you’re truly a Christian today, Jesus’s resurrection is your resurrection and His resurrection is more powerful than your past. Because Jesus is alive. Your condemnation is dead.

In Luke 24:13-35 we see that the reality of resurrection is not dependent on your faith, but on Jesus’ faithfulness. So find your confidence in Jesus’s work, not your own.

In Matthew 28:16-20 the message is clear: Disciples of Jesus make disciples of Jesus by the power of Jesus and in the presence of Jesus. This mission trumps all others. So stay close to Jesus and invite others to do the same.

In John 16:4-15 we see that the essential power of The Holy Ghost belongs to the children of God for the glory of Jesus. So might we be a people filled to the brim with The Holy Ghost for the glory of Jesus.

In John 15:1-11 we're reminded that to abide in Jesus is to come to Him again and again as He invites us into rest and joy. So as long as we’re breathing, might we always be coming to Jesus together.

In Matthew 11:28-30 we see that Jesus, our gentle and lowly Savior, invites us into promised rest. And the promise is sure because of Jesus. So come to Jesus. That’s the invitation. If you knew His heart, you would.

In 1 John 4:7-12 we see that those who truly know God will love people truly and the result will be more people truly knowing God. And this beautiful way of living and ours only through Jesus.

In Deuteronomy 6:4-15 we see that God is both supreme and He is supremely worthy of our love. So let us love Him together with all our heart, with all our soul, and with all our might. This is how we’re meant to live.

In Romans 8:31-39 we will see that we are loved by God. Period. No ifs, ands, or buts about it. And this changes everything! We never stop nurturing these roots. So root down deep and root out wide in the love of God for you! 

In Jonah 4:1-11 we will see that even when we forsake greater things and love lesser things, the relentless mercy of God carries on invincibly. And Jesus proved this at the cross.

In Jonah 3:1-10 we will see that when the waves of revival come crashing down, the relentless mercy of God brings restoration, repentance, and redemption.

In Jonah 2:1-10 we see that the relentless mercy of God is deeper than the lowest point you could ever reach, and God will lift up each of His children at the right time.

In Jonah 1:4-17 we see that the relentless mercy of God might cause or calm the storm, but it is always working for the good of His children and the joy of all.