Mercy Culture

Vision Sunday is a look at where God is leading Mercy Culture and what He is calling us to build in the season ahead. As we look toward 2027, we are choosing to strengthen our foundation, prioritize health, deepen discipleship, and continue advancing the Kingdom through the visions God has entrusted to us.

You can bench press 300 pounds, but you can't fast three days. Something's off in your spiritual leadership.

 

In this episode, Pastor Landon Schott sits down with Mike Signorelli, founding pastor of V1 Church in New York City and director of The Domino Revival, for a conversation about the phrase both of them hate most in Christianity: "I'm Spirit-filled, with a seatbelt."

In Give Me Truth, or Give Me Death, Pastor Nate Schatzline challenges believers to stand boldly on the truth of God's Word, even when culture rejects it. Through Scripture, he reminds us that our allegiance belongs to the Kingdom of Heaven, not political parties or popular opinion.

We are called to be courageous truth tellers, allowing God's Word to transform our own hearts before confronting the darkness around us. Truth is worth standing for, no matter the cost!

In “Offense: The Trap Between You + Your Inheritance” Pastor Jasmine Weiler teaches that offense is a spiritual trap (skandalon) the enemy uses to keep believers stuck, deceived, and ultimately offended at God. Using Psalm 16:6 and the parable of the two sons in Luke 15, she shows that offense causes people to either walk away from the Father or settle for less than the inheritance He’s given. She closes with two strategies: let God challenge your flesh now so you don’t fall away later, and forgive often and quickly.