When we make peace with God, we can then make peace for God. In today’s sermon, Pastor Merritt preaches from Matthew 5:9 and highlights Jesus’ emphasis on peacemaking.

“Above all else, guard your heart, for everything you do flows from it.” In today’s sermon, Pastor Merritt preaches from Matthew 5:8 and teaches that Jesus did not come into this world to correct our bad habits, but to cleanse our dirty hearts.

Society views mercy as weak; but what does Jesus say about mercy? In today’s sermon, Pastor Merritt teaches from Matthew 5 that those who have experienced mercy from God will extend mercy to others.

How’s your spiritual appetite? Are you hungering and thirsting for righteousness? In today’s sermon, Pastor Merritt preaches from Matthew 5:6 and highlight what it looks like to have an appetite for holiness.

Meekness is not weakness; instead, meekness is a sign of someone who has allowed themselves to be brought under the full control of God. In today’s sermon, Pastor Merritt teaches on meekness and how we must be broken by God in order to be used by God.

What breaks God’s heart ought to also break your heart. In today’s sermon, Pastor Merritt teaches what it looks like to mourn over your sin and the comfort that comes from such mourning.

Everyone wants to go to Heaven—few understand the attitude & posture it takes to get there. In today’s sermon, Pastor Merritt begins our study of the Sermon on the Mount by looking at what it means to be poor in spirit.

In today’s sermon, Pastor Merritt preaches through 1 Corinthians 11 and leads us through the observance of the Lord’s Supper.

Everyone worships—our choice is who or what we will worship. In today’s sermon and in the conclusion to our “Generational Discipleship” series, Pastor Merritt preaches from Joshua 24 and emphasizes the importance of committing to discipleship.

In the church today we are facing a massive problem – the next generation is walking away from God. We are losing the generational battle for the gospel. What can we do to fix it? In today’s sermon, Pastor Merritt continues our series “Generational...