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Sunday messages from Mercy Hill Church, visit us at mercyhill.com

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Acts 5:1-11

Over the past few weeks in our study of the book of Acts, we’ve seen how the early church practiced radical generosity. This week brought two pressing areas of need to the forefront—one global and one local. This is a great opportunity for our church to follow the example set in Acts and respond with generosity. Global Need: Hurricane Melissa has caused devastating damage across the Caribbean, particularly in Jamaica, Cuba, and Haiti. Our partners at Send Relief are responding by providing power generators, meals, clothing, and temporary shelter. There is an urgent need for 1,000 water filters, and we can help meet that goal. A gift of $25 to Send Relief supplies one water filter. Would you consider serving our global neighbors by helping provide clean water? You can give here, just be sure Send Relief is selected in the dropdown. Local Need: Many of our neighbors will soon be impacted by the suspension of SNAP benefits. We’ve reached out to our partners at Storehouse Ministries, Dowell Elementary, and Cheatham Hill Elementary to identify how we can best serve. We’ll keep you updated as specific needs arise, but for now, Storehouse has a critical need for peanut butter. We’re asking every family, college student, young adult, and senior adult to bring at least one jar of peanut butter this week to help meet that need.

38 min
OCT 28

Acts 4:32-37

In the book of Acts we see the early church explode onto the scene. There were powerful sermons, miracles, and life transformations taking place daily. But what marked the early church wasn’t just their preaching or miracles — it was their radical generosity. As we continue through Acts, we’ll look at how the gospel didn’t just change what believers gave, but who they were. Join us as Pastor Mike teaches from Acts 4:32–36 on how Gospel Generosity transforms hearts, builds unity, and points the world to Jesus.

35 min
OCT 21

Acts 4:23-31

This Sunday, we’re thrilled to welcome our friend Abner Ruiz from Comunidad de Fe, who will be preaching from Acts 4:23–31. After facing opposition, the disciples didn’t retreat—they prayed. What happened next changed everything. Together, we’ll discover how prayer ignites boldness in the Church today. We’re especially excited to worship alongside our friends from Comunidad de Fe and experience a glimpse of the scene described in Revelation 7— “from every nation, from all tribes and peoples and languages, standing before the throne and before the Lamb… crying out with a loud voice, ‘Salvation belongs to our God who sits on the throne, and to the Lamb!’” If you’ve never joined us for a joint service with Comunidad de Fe, you’re in for a treat. You’ll experience worship in both English and Spanish, Abner preaching in Spanish with his wife, Jessica, translating into English, and a joyful picture of the global Church—a diverse family of believers lifting high the name of Jesus together.

27 min
OCT 14

Acts 4:1-22

We're continuing our study in Acts 4:1–22, exploring how the early disciples responded to opposition.

34 min
OCT 7

Acts 3:1-26

Join us as we continue to walk through Acts

27 min
SEP 30

Acts 2:42-48

Have you ever been part of something so amazing that it instantly connected you with the people around you? That’s what we see in Acts 2:42–47 when the very first church was coming together. After the incredible experience of Pentecost, these new believers didn’t just go back to life as usual. Instead, they stuck together. They gathered regularly, shared meals, cared for one another, and opened their homes with generosity. It’s pretty amazing to think about. Something so powerful had happened that it completely reshaped the way they lived.

43 min
SEP 23

Acts 2:22-41

Last Sunday, we began exploring the origin story of the church. The Holy Spirit descended on the disciples of Jesus in a miraculous way, which drew a huge crowd. In the midst of all the excitement and confusion, Peter stood up and explained to the crowd what they were witnessing. This week, as we continue in Acts 2, we’ll see Peter quickly shift gears. After clarifying what was happening, he tells them why it was happening and how they need to respond.

41 min
SEP 16

Acts 2:1-21

I’ve always been captivated by origin stories. I don’t just want to know that Peter Parker is Spider-Man, I want to know how he became Spider-Man. It’s not only the Marvel Cinematic Universe that grabs my attention; I love real-life origin stories too. It’s fascinating to learn that Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak launched Apple in Jobs’ garage, or that Phil Knight started Nike by selling shoes out of the trunk of his car. In Acts 2, we find the origin story of God’s new people—the church. If you want to know how a skinny, nerdy Peter Parker became a web-slinging, wall-climbing, friendly neighborhood hero, you go back to Marvel Comic’s Amazing Fantasy #15, published in 1962. But if you want to know how a small group of uneducated, ordinary men and women ignited a worldwide movement that continues to this day, Acts 2 is the place to start.

38 min

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Sunday messages from Mercy Hill Church, visit us at mercyhill.com

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2021 - 2025
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