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At Mercy Culture, one of our unique characteristics is that we are a presence driven church. We are not built around any person or ministry. We are built around the presence of God. Each week, you will hear a teaching from our Senior Pastors, Landon and Heather Schott or another leader in our community.
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In this episode of 'Spiritual Leadership with Landon Schott,' Landon delves into the destructive role of fear in spiritual battles. He explains how partnering with fear, a demonic spirit, can cause Christians to lose in spiritual warfare. Landon discusses recognizing fear-based warfare and emphasizes the importance of cultivating the fear of the Lord instead. He covers practical advice on growing spiritually, identifying the difference between fear and the Holy Spirit, and shares powerful testimonies. The episode also includes guidance on handling anxiety, recognizing witchcraft, and maintaining the fear of the Lord within families and children. Tune in for insights on navigating spiritual warfare effectively and remaining in obedience to God.
In this message, we kick off our new series The X Commandments by exploring the foundation of God’s law through the lens of radical love and how loving God is the only way to truly keep His commandments.
In this episode of Holy Disruption, host Heather Schott and guest Russell Johnson, the lead pastor of Pursuit Northwest, discuss the impact of cancel culture on the church and its alignment with an antichrist spirit. They explore the differences between secular and ecclesial cancel culture, the misuse of social media, and the biblical foundations of mercy and redemption. They emphasize the need for discernment, accountability, and a focus on restoration within the body of Christ. The conversation calls for Christians to avoid participation in cancel culture and instead pursue unity, holiness, and a culture of mercy.
In this compelling episode of Spiritual Leadership, host Landon Schott is joined by Pastor Andrew Sedra from Echo Church in Sydney, Australia. Together, they discuss the critical topic of civil disobedience and how to honor God while navigating oppressive government mandates. Andrew shares his experiences of facing legal challenges for opening his church during COVID-19 restrictions and highlights the importance of courage and unwavering faith in today's anti-Christian culture. The episode delves into the theological perspective on obeying government versus staying true to God's word, and practical ways for leaders to prepare for future challenges. Join Landon and Andrew as they explore what it means to be a bold and courageous spiritual leader in modern times.
Presbytery is the corporate expression of a “council of elders” affirming the calling and direction of faithful members of the house. At Mercy Culture, this is accomplished through prophetic ministry from seasoned leaders, specifically our apostolic elders and pastors. “Do not neglect the gift you have, which was given you by prophecy when the council of elders (Presbyterian) laid their hands on you.” — 1 Timothy 4:14
Presbytery at East Fort Worth was led by Pastor Will Ford, Pastor Dehavilland Ford and Pastor Chris Donald.
Presbytery is the corporate expression of a “council of elders” affirming the calling and direction of faithful members of the house. At Mercy Culture, this is accomplished through prophetic ministry from seasoned leaders, specifically our apostolic elders and pastors. “Do not neglect the gift you have, which was given you by prophecy when the council of elders (Presbyterian) laid their hands on you.” — 1 Timothy 4:14
Presbytery at East Fort Worth was led by Pastor Will Ford, Pastor Dehavilland Ford and Pastor Chris Donald.
In this powerful episode of 'Holy Disruption,' host Heather Schott is joined by Jaco Booyens, a South African-born American abolitionist who's been fighting sex trafficking for over 20 years. Together, they delve deep into exposing the corruption, slander, and lack of unity within the anti-human trafficking industry. They discuss the pervasive fit-in spirit plaguing organizations, the necessity of Holy Spirit-led intervention, and the dire need for a mass exodus from systems of exploitation. Through prayer and testimony, they call for a reformation that aligns with the word of God to truly set captives free and eradicate human trafficking. Join them on this journey to challenge the status quo and bring heaven's justice to earth.
In Worship: The Labor of Love, Pastor Will Ford teaches that work is more than a task—it’s worship. Drawing from the Hebrew word avodah, which means work, worship, and service, he illustrates how daily labor was always intended to be an act of devotion to God. Since the Garden of Eden, man was created to cultivate in partnership with God, but after the Fall, humanity began working for significance instead of from significance. Jesus redeemed this curse, restoring work as a labor of love. Pastor Will emphasizes that excellence in work honors God, and when we offer our best, even mundane jobs become sacred. Drawing parallels between the Levites and modern believers, he charges Christians to carry God’s glory into every sphere—business, politics, creativity, and culture. Through biblical insight and inspiring stories of believers like Madam C.J. Walker and William Merrill Vorhies, the message commissions every Christian to see their vocation as a calling, their workplace as a ministry, and their work as worship.
This episode from Mercy Culture Church features an inspiring conversation with worship leader Ryan Horton, focusing on his unique street ministry and the concept of adoration in worship. Host and guest discuss Ryan's journey, his ministry of singing and prophesying over strangers, and the transformative power of adoration—worship motivated solely by love for Jesus. The session includes a call to embrace deeper intimacy with God, urging congregants, particularly men and business leaders, to prioritize time with the Lord and eliminate distractions. The gathering concludes with a powerful act of worship and a call for new believers to commit to a relationship with Jesus.
In this sermon, Pastor Les exposes the orphan spirit and calls the Church into true sonship. This spirit thrives in shame, striving, and insecurity—but Jesus breaks it with His blood. You don’t have to earn God’s love. You just have to receive it.
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