Loving God,
Loving Others,
Making Disciples
MEMORIZE THIS WEEK
So whether you eat or drink or whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God.
1 Corinthians 10:31
We’re about:
Loving God, Loving Others, and Making Disciples!
It may not be fancy, but it’s true and it’s beautiful.
This is how Jesus called His followers to live. Living this kind of life begins when we establish a relationship with Jesus:
through what He’s done in His life, death, and resurrection; otherwise known as The Gospel.
If you have questions about who Jesus is, what He has done for us as humans, or about how to establish a relationship
with Him and grow in your relationship with Him, we’d love to talk to you about this, that’s why we started MERCY CHURCH.
Spiritual Growth Resources
It is our deep belief at Mercy Church that your spiritual growth is of the utmost importance. Your understanding of God, the Gospel, and its implications on your life and the lives of others are areas worthy of effort and growth.
YOU ARE INVITED!
Come casual and enjoy the informal time of Worship and Praise!
Learn with us from the Bible how to Love God, Love Others and Make Disciples!
Key Areas to Grow in Your Relationship With God
Investing time and effort in our relationship with God is crucial for growth. Just as consistent exercise and healthy eating lead to physical fitness, focusing on seven key areas throughout our lives will deepen our connection with the love of God. Remember, this journey is lifelong, not a checklist to complete.
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STUDY GUIDES
Take a deeper dive
into this weeks sermon.

In week four of the Worldview series at Mercy Church, guest speaker Nathan Mandsager examines how culture defines morality versus how God calls believers to pursue true holiness. Teaching from 1 Peter 1:13–21, Nathan confronts the trap of "Moralistic Therapeutic Deism" and the exhaustion of trying to achieve righteousness through self-reliance. Rather than living a bifurcated life split between Sunday and Monday, followers of Jesus are called to a fully integrated life surrendered to Christ as both Savior and King. Discover why human effort can never earn salvation and how true transformation comes only through the redeeming grace and precious blood of Jesus.