Love God, Love Others
"Mercy" Tagged Sermons
Keywords/Tags: Love, Mercy, Grace, Longsuffering, forgiveness, Character, Beast, Mark, Seal, Scripture talks about The Seal and God and the Mark of the Beast. These are apocalyptic terms used to describe the last two groups of people alive at the coming of Christ. The understanding of what these might actually be have range from computer chips to…
In Christ, all the fullness of the Godhead resides. When Christ is formed in us, we become vessels overflowing with God himself. The indwelling of God brings with it the Holy Spirit and the fruits of the Spirit. This means that we are constantly experiencing the goodness and mercy of God. In our daily lives,…
Many times we humans forget that Salvation is a “GIFT”. We forget that Salvation began in a manger and ended on a cross. Reality however, shows the miserable state of man without Christ. Humanity is vile, deformed, and leprous with sin. Jesus, and only Jesus can rescue us from the penalty of our sinful state.…
In a world where prosperity is defined by possessions and prestige, perhaps its time to look at prosperity from God’s vantage point? Scripture clearly promises prosperity and surety. Yet this reality is achieved through service and love, mercy and peace. Join us as we consider what it means to prosper is God’s economy. Scripture: 3…
God calls each of us to Love God and Love Others. In other words, God wants you and I to be a “Safe” place a “Safe” person for others to experience the Love of God. We can only be safe people or provide a safe place as we allow God’s Spirit to make us into…
What kind of father revives broken children & restores broken relationships? DAD RISKED his reputation over his wild child; DAD LET his wild child face consequences of his own decisions; DAD LONGED for a restored relationship with his wild child; DAD LAVISHED gracious forgiveness on his wild child; DAD CELEBRATED the restored relationship with his…
In the season of giving and receiving gifts, it is easy to overlook the basic needs of others. In “Taking Care of Each Other” by Elder Mark Everett, we are reminded how important it is to offer things that are free, that are necessary to everyone’s well-being. A smile, a kind word, walking WITH each other…