Take Refuge in the Just God. God is holy and just. He will not clear the guilty. But He is also a refuge and salvation for His people. Those who take refuge in God will never face His judgment.

Be merciful as God is merciful! God is long-suffering and merciful toward sinners. As people who have received God’s good mercy, we must dispense God’s mercy to others.

Live in God’s Mercy. God was merciful to Nineveh and He is merciful to us. God’s mercy must change the way we live. We live in light of God’s mercy as we repent of our sins and obey His call.

Supplement teaching for the seventh lesson in the discipleship book, Foundations.

Salvation Belongs to the Lord. God mercifully saves and delivers those who cry out to Him for mercy. Jonah teaches us to call out to the saving God when we have gone astray.

Cry out to God for His abundant mercy. The story of Jonah 1 recounts God’s relentless mercy as He pursues Jonah and extends mercy to the sailors. God’s mercy is available for those who cry out to Him.

Look to Jesus for hope! In this Easter message, we examine the victory and the mercy of our Savior Jesus Christ. Because He died and rose again, we have a sure hope for victory over sin and death. This is the mercy of God experienced by all who believe.

Jesus Christ willingly yielded up His life for us. He is the Savior we need! In this Good Friday message, we take a look at the reasons Jesus is the perfect Savior.

Rejoice in Your King! Two thousand years ago, Jesus rode into Jerusalem to die for us as our humble King. One day future, He will return as our reigning King!

Walk in truth together. As a church, we live out our faith together before God and the watching world. Through our humility, goodness, and peace we show the world that we are of the truth.