Sermons About Mercy
The Anger of God: Revealed and Removed
God is personal, his wrath is revealed, and Christ removes it.
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Loving the Unlovely
This pattern of message and mercy go hand and hand in the New Testament as a way of showing to the world the truth of the gospel. Gospel mercy becomes a non-verbal way of showing the gospel message is true. In Jesus’ mind the two go hand in hand and should never be separated, even if in our minds they are not joined. If the gospel message is true, that God has had great mercy upon us, then gospel mercy to others should become a natural response.
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Making Life Work - Be Kind
Big Idea: This series will focus on the book of Proverbs. Each week, we’ll examine the path to wisdom. From trust to kindness, choosing friends and patience, experience God’s design for Making Life Work. July 6th: Be Kind Treating people in loving ways is what makes life work—not always immediately, but in the long run.
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Do Good: World
Like Jonah, sometimes God calls us to go to places we don't want to go to do impossible tasks that we already know God will take care of in the end. Though God's mercy endures forever and God holds all things in accordance to his will, still God calls us to go.
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Scandalous, Merciful Grace
Jesus repeatedly stunned the religious leaders of his day with his radical demonstrations of grace to the most broken, scandalously sinful people. To them, Jesus poured out grace that was far more scandalous. The heart of God has not changed . . . mercy still triumphs over judgment, and Jesus calls his church to replicate his heart.
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God's Judgement to bring us to Christ
A sermon looking at the judgement of God on Israel in Micah's time and the application for us today.
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Do Good: Neighbor
So often it is easy for us to get distracted in the many forms our religion takes, but Amos reminds us that God does not care as much about our "festivals" and loud thanksgivings, but that we do justice and show mercy toward one another.
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Super-Abounding Grace (Romans 5:20-21)
God provided the law to his people. His law has many functions; first, it is a gift, to guide us in a way of living that pleases him and which is actually best for us. Second, the law shows us what sin is, exposing our sin. But more than this, our sin is provoked by the law, since we desire to do whatever is forbidden. But God did not leave us in sin; he also gave us the law to more greatly display his grace. Sin is revealed by the law, but grace is revealed even more.
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Look Up and Cry Out
As our Great High Priest, Jesus sympathizes with us in our times of need AND provides mercy and grace when we draw near to him. This is an updated version of an earlier sermon, hopefully improved.
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