HeyJaredMercy Spokane: Sermons
Sermons from Mercy Church Spokane (EPC), a growing church in North Spokane seeking to live with grace, clarity, and purpose. Each week we open the Bible and apply the gospel everyday life.
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"Sanctified Prepping" | 1 Peter 4:7-11 (opens the original)
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How should Christians live when “the end of all things is at hand”? Peter’s answer is strikingly different from the fear and self-protection often associated with preparing for the end. Instead of panicking or partying, Christians pray. Instead of isolating themselves, they love one another earnestly and open their homes without grumbling. Instead of hoarding what they have, they use their gifts to serve others. We can live this way because Jesus welcomed us when we were estranged, covered our s
The Church on Fire | Acts 2:42-47 (opens the original)
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What happens when 3,000 strangers suddenly become family? In Acts 2:42–47, the Holy Spirit creates a new kind of community. These first Christians devote themselves to the apostles’ teaching, fellowship, the breaking of bread, and prayer. Their new life together produces remarkable generosity, deep relationships, and a community that outsiders find compelling. In this sermon from our series on biblical hospitality, we consider three characteristics of the early church. They were: • A devoted com
Zacchaeus | Luke 19:1-10 (opens the original)
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Zacchaeus is one of the most familiar characters in the Bible, but his story is far more than a children’s song about a short man in a tree. Zacchaeus was wealthy, despised, isolated, and considered beyond the reach of respectable society. Yet as Jesus passed through Jericho on his way to the cross, he stopped, called Zacchaeus by name, and invited himself into his home. In Luke 19:1–10, we see that Jesus sees the worst of sinners, changes the worst of sinners, and saves the worst of sinners. An
There Still Is Room | Luke 14:12-24 (opens the original)
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“There is still room.” Jesus’ picture of the gospel in Luke 14 isn’t only a courtroom where guilty people are declared righteous. It’s a dining room. A table has been prepared. The cost has already been paid. And the invitation goes out to people who have nothing to offer in return. The poor. The crippled. The blind. The lame. The outsider. The person who thinks, Surely this invitation can’t really be for me. It is. Grace is free. Grace is extravagant. But grace must be received. Text: Luke 14:1
The Good Portion | Luke 10:38-42 (opens the original)
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In the familiar story of Mary and Martha, Jesus is not condemning service or telling busy people simply to slow down. Martha’s problem is that a good thing, serving Jesus, has begun to crowd out the best thing: knowing and receiving Jesus himself. After a week of fires, evacuations, uncertainty, and loss in Spokane, Jesus’ words carry particular weight: “One thing is necessary.” Homes, possessions, plans, and the sense that we are in control can disappear in a moment. But Jesus points us to a po
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