While the merciful patience of God means good and evil will coexist for a season, that will not always be so. This is both hope of the Christian and warning for those who are not in Christ.

The work of God through the Word of God never returns void, but the fruit it bears in us depends on the condition of our hearts.

The parables of Jesus remind us that truth is for the heart not just the brain and hearts that receive the truth of the Kingdom will do so in abundance!

When we don't have enough, aren't brave enough, or just don't feel like we are enough. Jesus--our Good Shepherd--is always enough.

Sometimes our neediness comes in the form of questions and in the form of request. But all of our neediness should lead us to the gospel and result in praise.

David poetically sings of his deliverance from Saul in light of the story of redemption.

We'll be studying the 73rd Psalm together as we explore Asaph's testimony of sustaining and sanctifying grace. Psalm 73 very much reads like a liturgy, or progression of the Christian life. It is one of the most relatable passages for the Christian. We'll explore the importance of lament and the sanctuary as we seek to replace envy with eternity by fixing our eyes on the Cross!

David pleads for deliverance from his enemies and God's guidance. A reminder to trust in God's faithfulness and promises in hard times.

God has revealed Himself to us in the world and in His Word, but most gloriously in Jesus! How will we respond?

Only Jesus can build a church and unless He continues to build Mercy Village Church, all of this is wasted.

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