Mercy Culture

Prayer is more than a spiritual discipline—it’s a response to the revelation of who God is. In this message, we look at Isaiah’s encounter with the Lord in Isaiah 6 and discover how seeing God as holy transforms our worship, our perspective, and our prayers. Jesus taught His disciples to begin prayer with “Hallowed be Your name,” reminding us that prayer starts with God’s nature, not our needs. When we see Him rightly—high and lifted up, holy above every circumstance—we stop praying from fear and begin praying with authority.

The church has gone SOFT on sin — and it's destroying the body of Christ. In this episode, Pastor Landon Schott goes straight to 1 Corinthians 5 and calls out what too many pastors are afraid to say: unrepentant sexual immorality has no place in the church, and leadership that ignores it is failing their congregation.

Hear Lead Pastor of the Mercy Culture DC Campus Jaco Booyens teach about the Fear of the Lord!

In this episode of Holy Disruption, Pastor Heather Schott and co-host Pastor Jasmine Weiler sit down with Dr. Malachi O'Brien — revivalist, pastor, CEO of Malachi Media, and father to many adopted and fostered children — for a powerful, Spirit-filled conversation about the Church's call to adoption, foster care, and fighting human trafficking. Together they challenge the Body of Christ to move beyond anger and into action, declaring that the answer to the orphan crisis is not out there — it's us. From raw personal testimonies to a stirring call for an adoption movement in America, this conversation will wreck you in the best way.

Pastor Will Ford's message emphasizes that encountering God can happen through engaging with His creation. Using scripture from Genesis, Luke, and Deuteronomy, he highlights that humans, created in God’s image, have a sacred role in life and stewardship, and that standing for life—from the womb to the grave—is central to honoring God. He explores the historical and spiritual consequences of child sacrifice, abortion, and eugenics, drawing parallels from biblical accounts to modern practices, while urging men and the church to pursue holiness, protect the next generation, and participate in movements like the Citizens for Life as acts of connecting with the Creator.