Mercy Culture

In 'Faith Pleases The Lord,' Pastor Landon Schott from Mercy Culture Fort worth emphasizes the importance of faith in the believer's life. He explores the concept that true faith involves both belief in and trust in God, highlighting that faith pleases God even before outcomes are seen. Schott teaches on the foundational scriptures from Hebrews and Ephesians, breaks down the Greek and Hebrew meanings of faith, and provides practical examples of exercising faith. He also addresses common misconceptions about faith and its relationship to miracles and divine protection. Throughout the message, Schott encourages believers to continue walking in faith despite challenges, affirming that faithfulness is key to pleasing the Lord.

In 'I'll Pour It All Out,' Pastor Nate Schatzline delivers an impactful sermon on the importance of consecration at Mercy Culture Dallas. He emphasizes that true consecration sets believers on fire in their relationship with God and changes the trajectory of their lives. Pastor Nate shares personal stories, biblical references, and challenges the congregation to live a life fully dedicated to God, even when it leads through pain and discomfort. He underscores that without consecration, a life with Christ is incomplete, and highlights how personal reformation can lead to public resurrection.

In 'Fasting In the King's Courts', Pastor Jasmine Weiler delivers a powerful message at the Mercy Culture East Fort Worth Campus. Drawing from Nehemiah 1, she explains how fasting positions you to know what to request in the King’s court. Fasting is about pleasing God. She takes us through the importance of fasting and why we should be fasting. Pastor Jasmine teaches us how fasting positions us to win the battle between the flesh and Spirit.

In 'Lasting Servants' Pastor Kaily Marrow delivers a profound message at the Mercy Culture Waco campus. Drawing from Exodus 21:1-6, she explores the concept of Hebrew slaves and bondservants, likening their commitment to our relationship with Jesus. Pastor Kaily underscores the honor and choice of becoming a bondservant devoted to serving out of love, exemplified through biblical figures and Jesus Himself. She emphasizes the importance of daily personal encounters with God, observing the Sabbath, and serving others as fundamental keys to lasting faith and reformation. This sermon inspires believers to embrace servitude, deep love, and consecration to cultivate a lifelong, fulfilling journey with Jesus.

In 'Salvation Pleases the Lord,' Pastor Chris Donald from MC Fort Worth delivers a heartfelt message about the importance of salvation. Drawing on scriptures like Luke 15:4 and Ephesians 5:10, Pastor Chris emphasizes God's joy in saving the lost. He shares personal stories of feeling God's pleasure through mission work and encourages believers to continually share their testimonies and pursue the lost. The sermon encapsulates the church's vision of moving from corporate to personal encounters with God, inspiring listeners to live a life dedicated to Jesus. Pastor Chris also highlights the concepts of being 'saved, healed, and delivered' and stresses the importance of recognizing Jesus as the way, the truth, and the life.

In this episode of Holy Disruption, Heather Schott is joined by Dr. Michael Brown, a prominent Messianic Jewish apologist, to explore the spiritual and historical roots of anti-Semitism. Dr. Brown provides profound insights into the demonic origins of anti-Semitism, the ongoing significance of the Jewish people in God's plan, and the misinterpretations fueling current anti-Semitic sentiments within the church and society. They discuss the impact of replacement theology, recent events in Israel, and the church's role in confronting these deep-seated prejudices. Together, they call for bold action from believers to stand with Israel and uphold God's promises in these trying times.

In this powerful message, 'Gratitude That Pleases the Lord,' Ps. Heather Schott continues the 'Favor Forever' series at MCFort Worth. Drawing from Luke 17:11-19, she discusses the significance of gratitude, highlighting the story of the ten lepers healed by Jesus. Schott emphasizes that genuine gratitude brings favor and maintains a heart aligned with God. She also explores how ungratefulness can lead to spiritual blindness and the rise of idols in our lives. The message calls for believers to continually show thanksgiving and praise and give all glory to God, illustrating how this heart posture unlocks the blessings and protection of the Lord.

In 'Wild Ones,' Les Cody delivers an inspiring sermon at MC Waco. Focusing on the story of Zacchaeus from Luke 19, Cody emphasizes the importance of a presence-driven church centered on God's will rather than pleasing people. He calls for a reformation in 2024, encouraging believers to move beyond casual Christianity and become wild, undomesticated followers of Christ. Ps. Les discusses the spiritual battles Christians face, including the pervasive spirit of religion, and encourages a radical commitment to Jesus through obedience, worship, and seeking His pleasure above all else. Ps. Les challenges believers to shed domesticated faith and embrace the power and purpose of undiluted devotion to God.

In 'Favor Forever,' Pastor Landon Schott delivers an impactful sermon at the Mercy Culture Fort Worth campus, focusing on the biblical concept of favor. Drawing from 2 Samuel 23, he explores the story of David and his mighty men to illustrate how favor is found in God's pleasure. Pastor Landon emphasizes that favor is not about luck or self-effort but about aligning with God's will and delight. He discusses the importance of private devotion, the dangers of selfishness, people-pleasing, and appeasing demonic influences, urging believers to live solely for God's pleasure. This transformative message challenges listeners to seek God's favor through obedience and personal encounters with Him.