Mercy Road Church - Northwest

How can we live in the freedom and new life Jesus has given us? In this message, Pastor Jon Lowe teaches how Jesus reconciled us to God through His sacrifice, making us a new creation and inviting us to share His love and forgiveness with others as ambassadors for Christ

Are you ready to take the next step in your walk with Jesus? In this message from the Sermon on the Mount series, explore Matthew 7:13–29 and discover three important choices that shape our faith: choosing the narrow road, living out an authentic faith, and putting God's Word into action. Learn how a genuine relationship with Christ transforms our lives, produces spiritual fruit, and helps us stand firm through life's challenges. Be encouraged to follow Jesus wholeheartedly, build your life on His truth, and seek first His Kingdom and righteousness.

What would change in the way you treat others if you saw them through the same grace Jesus has shown you? In Matthew 7:1–6, 12, Pastor Jon Lowe challenges us to look at our own hearts, extend grace to others, and love people the way Jesus loves us. As we grow in our understanding of God’s holiness and the incredible grace He has given us, we’re reminded that no one is too far from God to experience life change through Jesus. Following Jesus means more than choosing not to judge others; it means moving toward them with compassion, showing love through our actions, and treating everyone with the grace and mercy we’ve received. We are called to be people who reflect the heart of Jesus and help others experience His life-changing love.

How can we show others the grace of Jesus instead of judging them? In this message from the Sermon on the Mount, Pastor Jon Lowe walks through Matthew 7:1–6 and 12, challenging us to look at ourselves first, see people through grace, and love others the way Jesus loves us. Grace doesn’t mean ignoring sin, but approaching others with humility, discernment, and love. Who needs to experience the grace of Jesus through you this week?

What we treasure shapes our hearts, our focus, and the way we live each day. In this message from the Sermon on the Mount, Pastor Justin Davis encourages us to look beyond what we have and recognize the lasting impact we can make through generosity and faithful living. Jesus reminds us that God has given us so much, and we have the opportunity to use what He has entrusted to us to bless others and make an eternal difference. When our hearts are focused on God, we can live with greater purpose, generosity, and trust in Him.

Who is your audience? In Matthew 6, Jesus challenges us to look beyond what we do and examine why we do it, especially when it comes to giving, prayer, and fasting. In this message, Pastor Sam Bodnar reminds us that we don’t have to live for the approval, recognition, or attention of others because God sees us, knows us, and invites us into a genuine relationship with Him. When we make Jesus our audience, our motivations change and we can live with freedom, purpose, and confidence in who He has called us to be.

How can we experience real change that starts from the inside out? In this message, Pastor Nate Nupanga teaches how Jesus fulfills the law and invites us into a transformed life through His righteousness, giving us a new heart and His Spirit so we can live in relationship with God.

Are you looking for blessing in the things you have, or in who you are becoming? In this message, Pastor Gerson Cardona walks through Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount and shows us how Jesus redefines what it means to be blessed, transforms our identity, and calls us to live as salt and light in the world.

How can we learn to recognize and appreciate the goodness of God in our lives? In this message, Pastor Justin Davis teaches through the Parable of the Vineyard and reminds us that God is generous with His grace and love, inviting us to trust His goodness, celebrate what He is doing in the lives of others, and serve with grateful hearts.

Have you ever wondered how God can use your life to make a lasting difference? In this message, Pastor Nate Nupanga teaches through Jesus’ parables of the mustard seed and the yeast, reminding us that the Kingdom of God can grow from small beginnings and that you are part of the movement Jesus is using to reach people who are far from God.