Sunday Sermons

Pastor Eugene TerpayMark 10:1-12

Greg GoheenRomans 12:1-8

Pastor Eugene TerpayJohn 3:1-15

Pastor Eugene Terpay1 Corinthians 12:4-31

Pastor Eugene TerpayGalatians 5:13-26

Pastor Eugene TerpayRomans 8:12-17

Pastor Eugene Terpay

Jason Bengston

Pastor Eugene TerpayMatthew 13:44

Pastor Eugene TerpayGenesis 1:26-28

Pastor Eugene TerpayMatthew 25:14-15

Pastor Eugene Terpay

Pastor Eugene Terpay

Jason Bengtson

Steve WalkerMark 11

Pastor Ryan Wood2 Corinthians 1:3-11

Pastor Eugene TerpayColossians 4:7-18

Pastor Eugene TerpayColossian 4:5-6

Pastor Eugene TerpayColossians 4:2-4

Jason BengtsonColossians 3:22-4:1

Jim AmandusColossians 3:20-21

Pastor Eugene TerpayColossians 3:18-19

Pastor Eugene TerpayColossians 3:12-17

Pastor Eugene TerpayColossians 3:5-7

Pastor Eugene TerpayColossians 3:1-4An encouraging and life-transforming message from the book of Colossians that calls believers to live with intention and clarity in Christ. This sermon joyfully reminds listeners that when we become new in Jesus, our focus should shift — from old habits and distractions to Christ-centered living, spiritual growth, and gospel-driven purpose. Packed with practical insights and uplifting truth, the message invites listeners to embrace their new identity in Christ, recommit their hearts to what truly matters, and let the Holy Spirit refine their focus day by day. Whether you’re wrestling with distractions or longing for greater purpose, this episode brings hope, clarity, and motivation to pursue Jesus wholeheartedly.Suggested SEO Keywords / TagsThe New You Demands a New Focus sermonColossians podcast teachingPastor Eugene Terpay messageMercy Church NW Sunday SermonsNew identity in Christ sermonSpiritual focus and renewal messageUplifting Christian teachingGospel-centered life podcastColossians series encouragement

Pastor Eugene TerpayColossians 2:16-23A timely and encouraging message from the book of Colossians that helps believers understand what self-denial should look like in light of the gospel. Far from being a list of rules or religious checklists, true self-denial is rooted in Christ-centered love, humble obedience, and gospel freedom. This uplifting sermon reminds listeners that when we focus on Jesus first — rather than merely denying ourselves — our hearts are freed to love God and others with joy. Filled with Scripture, practical insights, and hopeful encouragement, this message invites everyone to rediscover the beauty of living for Christ with the right priorities, the right motive, and a renewed heart.Suggested SEO Keywords / TagsWhen Self-Denial Goes Wrong sermonColossians teaching podcastPastor Eugene Terpay messageMercy Church NW Sunday SermonsChristian self-denial and discipleshipGospel-centered living podcastUplifting Christian teachingTrue humility and freedom in ChristLove God and love others sermonBiblical teaching on priorities

Pastor Eugene TerpayColossians 2:6-15A heart-warming, hope-filled message from the book of Colossians that invites listeners to experience true transformation in Christ. Drawing on Paul’s teaching about who believers are in Christ, this uplifting sermon celebrates how God doesn’t just cover our old life — He makes us new really. Instead of merely trying harder or patching up old habits, Pastor Eugene points listeners to the powerful reality that in Jesus we are renewed from the inside out, empowered to live with purpose, freedom, and joy. Whether you’re wondering what it means to be a new creation or longing for fresh spiritual life, this message will encourage you that God’s renewal is real, personal, and life-changing.Suggested SEO Keywords / TagsMade New Really sermonColossians teaching podcastPastor Eugene Terpay messageMercy Church NW Sunday SermonsNew life in Christ sermonMade new in Christ podcastChristian renewal messageUplifting gospel teachingTransforming power of JesusBiblical hope and renewal

Andrew Muzychuk

Pastor Eugene Terpay celebrates the heart of the Christmas message by reminding listeners that the greatest gift God has ever given is Jesus Himself. This sermon points to Christ as the source of forgiveness, hope, peace, and new life not just at Christmas, but every day of the year. Pastor Eugene invites believers and seekers alike to receive this gift with joy, to rest in God’s unchanging love, and to share the gift of Christ with others. Uplifting and filled with hope, this message encourages every listener to reflect on how Jesus transforms our identity, shapes our purpose, and fills every longing of the heart. Suggested SEO Keywords / TagsThe Gift Is Christ sermonPastor Eugene Terpay Christmas messageMercy Church NW Sunday SermonsJesus is the greatest giftChristian podcast uplifting sermonGospel hope and salvationEncounter Jesus podcastChrist-centered messageRenton WA church sermon

Jason Bengston Colossians 1:24 - 2:5A powerful and uplifting message from the book of Colossians, calling believers to live boldly and purposefully for the glory of Jesus’ name. This sermon inspires listeners to examine what drives their daily choices, relationships, and priorities, and to realign them with Christ’s mission and character. Drawing on the apostle Paul’s call to live with integrity, love, and gospel-centered courage, this message challenges Christians to let their lives reflect the beauty of Christ in every season — even in trials. Whether you’re navigating doubt, seeking direction, or simply longing for deeper purpose, this sermon offers hope, clarity, and motivation to pursue Jesus with renewed passion.Suggested SEO Keywords / Tags:For the Sake of the Name sermonColossians sermon podcastJason Bengston messageMercy Church NW Sunday SermonsLive for Christ messageGospel-centered Christian lifeUplifting Christian teachingFaith and purpose in ChristChrist-focused identity sermon

Pastor Eugene Terpay delivers an encouraging and life-changing message from Colossians that reminds believers to stand firm in the hope and joy of the gospel. This sermon uplifts listeners by focusing on the unshakeable power of the good news that saved us — the message of Jesus’ love, redemption, and hope for every part of life. Drawing from Paul’s letter to the Colossians, Pastor Eugene reinforces that staying anchored in Christ brings lasting peace, purpose, and confidence, even in challenging seasons. Whether you’re growing in your faith or returning to God after a season of distance, this message inspires you to keep your eyes fixed on the gospel and live boldly for Christ’s glory. Suggested SEO Keywords / TagsDon’t Move Away From the Gospel sermonColossians 1:23 teachingPastor Eugene Terpay messageStand firm in the gospel podcastChristian hope and purpose sermonMercy Church NW Sunday SermonsGospel-centered faith messageUplifting Christian teaching podcastLive boldly for Christ sermon

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Mark Willisford delivers a hopeful and inspiring message that connects the joyful anticipation of Advent with the powerful mission Jesus gave His followers — the Great Commission. This sermon invites listeners to reflect on the true meaning of Advent: expecting Christ’s coming with a heart full of hope and purpose. It encourages believers to live out that hope by sharing the good news of Jesus with others — not just at Christmas, but every day. Through Scripture-centered teaching and encouraging insights, this message reminds us that the hope of the gospel transforms hearts, strengthens faith, and energizes our mission to love God and love people. Whether you’re navigating life’s ups and downs or simply seeking greater meaning this season, this uplifting sermon points you to Jesus — our hope and salvation — and to a life of joyful mission in His name.Suggested SEO Keywords / TagsThe Hope of Advent sermonHope of the Great CommissionMark Willisford messageMercy Church NW Sunday SermonsAdvent hope and missionChristian podcast uplifting sermonGospel hope for everyday lifeShare Jesus message podcastEncounter Christ this Advent

Gabriel Wheeler with a heart-warming and inspiring message that brings to life Jesus’ greatest commandment to love others as we love ourselves. This uplifting message encourages listeners to reflect God’s love outward — in our families, friendships, workplaces, and communities. Grounded in Scripture and filled with practical insights, the sermon invites Christians to step beyond comfort and extend kindness, grace, and compassion to everyone they meet. Whether you’re looking for encouragement in your spiritual walk or hope for building stronger relationships, this message reminds us that true joy and transformation come when we love like Jesus — fully, generously, and without hesitation.Suggested SEO Keywords / TagsLove Your Neighbor as Yourself sermonSunday Sermons Mercy Church NWChristian teaching on love and communityBiblical love message podcastUplifting Christian podcast episodePractical faith in everyday lifeJesus’ greatest commandmentSermon on compassion and kindnessEncounter God through loving others

Maxim Bocseri reminds listeners of the simple and powerful call at the center of Christian life: to love God with all our heart, soul, and strength. Celebrating the joy of knowing Jesus, this uplifting sermon reignites gratitude and devotion by pointing to God’s unwavering love and faithfulness. Through practical insights and gentle encouragement, Maxim invites listeners to move beyond routine religion into a genuine, daily relationship with God — one marked by passion, surrender, and joyful obedience. Whether you’re seeking encouragement, refreshing your faith, or longing to grow closer to God, this episode offers a hopeful reminder that loving God transforms every part of life — from the ordinary to the extraordinary.Suggested SEO Keywords / TagsLove God sermonMercy Church NW Sunday SermonsMaxim Bocseri messageChristian love of God teachingUplifting faith podcastEncounter God dailyLove God with all your heart sermonChristian encouragement podcastWorship and devotion teaching

Jason BengstonThe message invites listeners to see Christ not as part of faith—but as the foundation, identity, and hope for every believer.Through the sermon you’ll hear that true Christian maturity and purpose come not from tradition, performance, or good intentions—but from life rooted in Christ alone. The teaching calls us to build our lives around Him, personally and communally, embracing grace, belonging, and spiritual transformation.If you’re seeking clarity about faith, a fresh sense of hope, or a deeper understanding of what it means to follow Jesus — this sermon is a welcoming place to start, regardless of where you’re at in your journey.Colossians sermon, supremacy of Christ, Christ-centered life, gospel hope, Christian identity, salvation in Jesus, faith & belonging, “first of all”, spiritual growth, welcome for seekers

Pastor Eugene TerpayThis message dives into the heart of how prayer shapes our spiritual growth — grounded in the teaching of Epistle to the Colossians. This sermon shows that prayer isn’t a church duty: it’s a lifeline. It invites believers to stay persistent in prayer, stay spiritually alert, and keep a grateful heart. The message emphasizes that through prayer, God guides us into wisdom and spiritual understanding, helping us live in a way that truly reflects His will. Growth in faith isn’t about rigid rituals or self-effort — it’s about letting God work through our prayers, transforming our hearts, choices, and life direction. Whether you’re early in your faith journey or have walked with Christ for years, this sermon gently reminds you that a strong prayer life is essential for spiritual maturity. It’s a call to come before God regularly, with honesty and thanksgiving, and trust Him to grow you from the inside out.Colossians sermon, Prayer for spiritual growth, Christian prayer life, Grow in Christ, Wisdom and spiritual understanding, Prayer, watchfulness & thanksgiving, Gospel hope, Christian identity & maturity, Believers welcome

Pastor Eugene TerpayThis message proclaims the life‑changing power of the good news from Colossians. It teaches that the gospel isn’t just words — it’s truth that transforms hearts and reshapes lives, offering forgiveness, hope, and identity in Christ.It highlights that when someone trusts the gospel, they’re not just added to a list — they’re given new spiritual life, love for others, and a renewed relationship with God. The “good news” isn’t for a select few, but for everyone — no matter where you’ve been or what you’ve done.Whether you’re new to faith, returning after a long break, or walking with Christ for years, this sermon reminds you that the gospel meets you right where you are: broken, searching, hopeful, or worn out , and invites you into real change.Colossians sermon, Gospel that changes lives, Gospel power, Christian transformation, New life in Christ, Gospel hope, Forgiveness and grace, Faith & identity, Christ-centered life, Gospel for everyone

Pastor Ryan WoodThis message explores who God truly is, His character, His power, and what it means to worship Him above everything else. It invites listeners to see God not as a distant force or a set of rules, but as the living, sovereign Creator who loves, guides, and shapes our lives.It calls believers to re‑orient their faith: rather than chasing empty ideas or worldly “powers,” the sermon encourages a wholehearted trust in God’s sovereign purpose and grace. Believers are reminded that their identity, hope, and future are secure in Him — no matter their past or struggles.Wherever you are on your faith journey : curious, committed, or somewhere in between, this sermon meets you with grace, clarity, and a call to trust God more deeply, to rest in His truth, and to live in the freedom of being known, loved, and led by Him.Christian sermon, God’s character, Sovereign God, Worship & trust, Identity in God, Grace & hope, Christian faith, Spiritual growth, Gospel truth, God‑centered life

Keenan Collins This message calls us to remember, repent, and return; to look back at where we once walked with zeal and love; to admit where we’ve drifted away or grown cold; and to intentionally come back to living out the faith with the passion and devotion we first had. It reminds us that spiritual life is more than religion or routine, it’s about genuine love for God expressed through faithful heart and action.It challenges believers to pause and evaluate: have we lost that first love for Christ? Have we let comfort, busyness, or indifference dull our faith? And then it gently but firmly calls us to repent (change of mind/heart), and return to the works and love that first marked our walk with God. No matter how far we’ve wandered or how long it’s been, God’s grace invites us back.Wherever you are on your faith journey; new, returning, or long‑time believer, this sermon meets you with grace, truth, and a loving call to realign your heart, restore your devotion, and walk forward in renewed purpose.Christian sermon, Remember Repent Return, return to first love, Christian repentance, spiritual renewal, faith revival, come back to God, renewed devotion, believers welcome, gospel forgiveness, church podcast

Pastor Eugene Terpay explores what truly drives our lives as followers of Christ. Rooted in the vision that Christ reigns over every square inch of life, this message ignites hearts with the call to live with purpose, passion, and kingdom-focus. Listeners will be encouraged to shift their motives from self-centered ambition to Christ-centered service, aligning their work, relationships, and daily choices with the mission of God. This sermon uplifts and empowers believers to live boldly, passionately, and purposefully under the lordship of Jesus.Keywords / Tags:The Believer’s Motivation sermonEvery Square Inch seriesPastor Eugene Terpay messageKingdom-focused living sermonChrist reigns over all areas of lifeChristian motivation and purpose sermonLive with purpose in ChristChurch podcast sermon upliftingServing with gospel motivationMercy Church NW sermon

Pastor Eugene TerpaySummary:This sermon explores the tension between black-and-white thinking and the nuanced realities of life under Christ’s reign. Rooted in the Every Square Inch vision (that Christ claims every area of creation), the message grapples with ambiguity, complexity, and moral discernment. The pastor encourages believers to live faithfully in the “gray” — contexts where answers aren’t always clear — by trusting in Christ’s lordship, biblical wisdom, and the Spirit’s guidance. The sermon challenges listeners to resist simplistic frameworks, embrace humility in uncertainty, and steward every domain of life with faithfulness to Christ’s sovereignty.Suggested SEO Keywords / TagsTheology of the Gray sermonEvery Square Inch sermonChristian nuance and ambiguityChrist’s sovereignty over allGray areas in life faithKingdom worldview sermonDiscerning complexity in faithChristian podcast sermonBiblical theology on nuanceFaithful living in uncertainty

Speaker: Pastor Eugene TerpayScripture : Mark 10:17-31Summary:This sermon explores the dangerous idol of “one thing” in our heart that rivals God for supreme affection and loyalty. Drawing on the Every Square Inch motif, the message emphasizes that Christ’s lordship extends over all areas of life — no domain is outside His claim. Through biblical reflection, the sermon warns against loving anything more than God — whether it’s comfort, ambition, relationships, or possessions — and invites believers to reorient their hearts to give Christ first place. The message challenges listeners to examine hidden affections, surrender divided loyalties, and let Christ’s sovereignty rule over every square inch of their lives.Suggested SEO Keywords / TagsThe One Thing I Love More Than God sermonEvery Square Inch sermonChrist’s sovereignty over all thingsHidden idols in the heart sermonLoving God above allChristian podcast sermonExamine your priorities in faithSpiritual affections sermonChurch sermon on idolatryBiblical teaching on true worship

Speaker: Pastor Eugene TerpayScripture: 1 Corinthians 6:12–20Summary:Pastor Eugene Terpay teaches from 1 Corinthians 6:12–20, reminding believers that our lives, bodies, and choices ultimately belong to God. Through the lens of the Every Square Inch series, this sermon challenges modern ideas of personal autonomy and self-ownership, emphasizing that Christ’s lordship extends over every part of life. Pastor Eugene calls listeners to honor God with their bodies, steward their freedom responsibly, and live with the awareness that they were “bought with a price.” This powerful message invites believers to surrender fully to Jesus and reflect His holiness in every sphere of life.Suggested SEO KeywordsWe Are Not Our Own sermon1 Corinthians 6:12-20 teachingPastor Eugene Terpay sermonEvery Square Inch seriesChristian stewardship of the bodyBought with a price sermonBiblical teaching on freedom and holinessChrist’s lordship over lifeMercy Church NW Renton WA sermonLiving for God’s glory

Speaker: Jason BengstonScripture: Mark 9:49–50Summary:In Salted With Fire, the sermon explores Jesus’ cryptic teaching in Mark 9:49–50, where He declares, “Everyone will be salted with fire. Salt is good, but if it loses its saltiness…” The message unpacks the metaphors of salt and fire, explaining how discipleship involves being refined through trials, preserving spiritual integrity, and living in unity with others. Salt symbolizes purity, covenant-faithfulness, and influence, while fire represents the refining challenges believers face. The sermon challenges listeners to maintain their “saltiness” in faith, endure hardship with resilience, and stay at peace with one another as part of a faithful Christian witness.Suggested SEO Keywords / TagsSalted With Fire sermonStudy of Mark Volume IIIMark 9:49–50 teachingSalt and fire metaphor in ScriptureChristian discipleship sermonRefinement through trialsMaintaining faith under pressureSalt of the earth sermonUnity and purity in Christian lifeChurch podcast sermon

In this sermon, The Definition of True Success, Pastor Eugene Terpay unpacks Mark 9:30–37, where Jesus redefines greatness and success for His disciples. Instead of chasing recognition, power, or status, Jesus teaches that true success is found in humility, service, and welcoming the “least” among us. Pastor Eugene challenges listeners to reshape their perspective on achievement, emphasizing kingdom values over worldly gain. This message calls believers to live with Christ-like humility, sacrificial love, and servant-hearted leadership in everyday life.Suggested SEO KeywordsThe Definition of True Success sermonPastor Eugene Terpay sermonMark 9:30–37 teachingStudy of Mark Volume IIIMercy Church NW sermonsWhat is true success in the BibleBiblical view of greatnessChristian success vs worldly successHumility and service in the Gospel of MarkRenton WA church sermon

In this sermon from Mark 9:14–29, Andrew Muzychuk teaches on the story of Jesus healing a demon-possessed boy. The message highlights the father’s desperate cry, “Lord, I believe—help my unbelief”, and shows how faith, compassion, and prayer work together in God’s power. We are reminded that true faith is not about formulas or rituals, but about trusting God’s character—His compassion, goodness, and faithfulness. Through examples from Scripture and personal application, this sermon challenges believers to bring their needs to Jesus, trust His heart, and abide in Him through prayer.Suggested SEO KeywordsFaith and compassion sermonMark 9:14–29 sermonLord I believe help my unbeliefPower of prayer and fasting teachingJesus heals demon-possessed boyChristian sermon on faithTrusting God’s character sermonMercy Church NWBiblical teaching on unbeliefAbide in Christ through prayer

Summary:In The Unveiled Glory of Christ, Pastor Eugene Terpay continues the “Study of Mark Volume III” series, offering a compelling exploration of Jesus’ revealed magnificence as depicted in the Gospel of Mark. This sermon emphasizes how Christ’s glory is made manifest—through His authority, character, and transformative mission. Through biblical exposition and practical insight, Pastor Eugene encourages listeners to recognize and respond to the unveiled glory of Christ in their everyday lives. Expect a rich blend of Scripture, theological depth, and spiritual application in this 42-minute message.Suggested Keywords for SEO Tagging:Unveiled Glory of Christ sermonStudy of Mark sermon seriesMercy Church NW sermonsPastor Eugene TerpayGospel of Mark Bible teachingChristian sermon podcastEncounter Jesus everydayRenton WA church sermon

Summary:In Losing to Save, speaker Mark Ivantsov delivers a compelling message in the Study of Mark Volume III sermon series. Drawing from the Gospel of Mark, this episode explores the paradox of spiritual gain through loss—how surrender and humility pave the way for redemption and transformation. With biblical insight and real-life application, Ivantsov challenges listeners to embrace God's kingdom priorities, inviting introspection on what it means to truly lose oneself in order to find Christ.Suggested Keywords for SEOLosing to Save sermonStudy of Mark Volume IIIMercy Church NW sermonsMark Ivantsov sermonGospel of Mark teachingChristian podcast sermonRenton WA church sermonSurrender to Christ messageLosing to gain in Christ

Jason BengtsonIn this sermon from Mark 8:22–30, discover the powerful moment when Jesus heals a blind man in stages and asks His disciples the most important question in history: “Who do you say that I am?” Jason unpacks how spiritual sight comes progressively, why God sometimes reveals truth in stages, and what it means to truly see Jesus as the Christ. Through lessons from Harriet Tubman’s faith and the disciples’ growing understanding, we are challenged to walk by faith—not sight—trusting God’s timing and direction. This message calls us to move forward in obedience, answer Jesus’ question with bold faith, and live as people whose eyes have been opened to the hope of the gospel.Keywords: Mark 8 sermon, Jesus heals blind man, Peter’s confession, who do you say that I am, progressive spiritual sight, walk by faith not sight, gospel-centered preaching, Christian podcast, discipleship, trusting God’s timing