Sermon Teaser


This Sunday, I continue series on the attributes of God. Or in other words, the things that make God, God.  It is entitled, "God is...." Thank you to Brittni Rhodes for the graphics. This week, we will look at God is.....Provider and Merciful

Here are a few things to ponder prior to Sunday:

Read the Bible passage: Psalm 103:1-13


Questions to think about:
  • What have you learned about God as Creator, Good, Great, Holy, Loving from previous weeks?  
  • How is mercy different than grace?  
  • In what ways, has God provided for you?
  • How does God is Merciful and Provider tie in with communion?
Helpful Resources
  • God As He Longs For You To See Him by Chip Ingram
  • The Christian Faith  by Michael Horton
  • The Attributes of God by A.W. Pink
  • The Prodigal God by Tim Keller
  • The Good and Beautiful God by James Bryan Smith
Song To Reinforce Message: Mercy by Matt Redman and Jehovah Jireh





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