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Hosted by Rev. Dr. Tommy Allen · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 39 episodes
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Sermons from Mercy Church Spokane (EPC), a growing church in North Spokane seeking to live with grace, clarity, and purpose. Each week we open the Bible and apply the gospel everyday life.
Rev. Dr. Tommy Allen hosts Mercy Spokane: Sermons, a religion show with 39 episodes published.
In the familiar story of Mary and Martha, Jesus is not condemning service or telling busy people simply to slow down. Martha’s problem is that a good thing, serving Jesus, has begun to crowd out the best thing: knowing a
What is the difference between a church that is merely friendly and one that is truly hospitable? When an expert in the law asks Jesus, “Who is my neighbor?” he is hoping for a manageable list. Instead, Jesus tells a sto
Jesus sends seventy-two ordinary followers ahead of him into the towns and villages he is about to visit. They carry no money, supplies, or impressive credentials. They arrive simply offering peace and announcing, “The k
Mercy’s Mirror Guest Preacher: Nigel Hunter Text: Matthew 7:1–12 In one of Jesus’ most quoted teachings, “Judge not, that you be not judged,” we are invited to examine not only how we see others, but how we see ourselves
Title: Prodigal Grace Preacher: Nigel Hunter Text: Luke 15:11–32 Episode Description: In this sermon from Luke 15:11–32, guest preacher Nigel Hunter walks through Jesus’ parable of the prodigal son, showing that the stor
How is anxiety like a disease? It spreads. In Philippians 4:1–9, Paul addresses conflict in the church at Philippi and shows us how the gospel speaks directly to anxiety, control, disagreement, and peace. Rather than avo
What does the Christian life look like after we have been made right with God by faith in Jesus? In Philippians 3:12–21, Paul reminds us that we are not home yet, but we are not lost. Because Christ has already made us h
What are you trusting in to make you acceptable to God? In Philippians 3:1–11, Paul gives one of the clearest explanations of what the gospel is and what it is not. He warns the church against putting confidence in anyth
What does Paul mean when he says, “work out your salvation with fear and trembling”? In this sermon from Philippians 2:12–18, we explore the relationship between God’s sovereignty and our responsibility in the Christian
What’s stuck in your head is shaping your life. In this sermon from Philippians 2:1–11, we see how the Apostle Paul addresses a divided church, not with strategy or scolding, but with a song. The early church sang what’s
What do you do when life doesn’t go according to plan? In Philippians 1:19–30, Paul sits in prison—yet he’s full of joy. Why? Because his life isn’t anchored to his circumstances, but to Christ. In this passage, we see:
What do you do when everything seems to fall apart—and God appears to be sidelining your plans? In this message from Philippians 1:12–18, we see how Paul reframes what looks like a complete disaster—his imprisonment—as a
We’re beginning a new series in Philippians by looking at Paul’s opening words in Philippians 1:1–11. What seems like a simple greeting is actually loaded with meaning—and sets up the whole message of the letter. In this
What do you do when the storm hits—and Jesus seems asleep? In Mark 4:35–41, Jesus calms the storm with a word. But the real question isn’t about the storm—it’s about Him: “Who then is this?” We see His authority, the dis
In this sermon from Mark 4:21–34, we wrestle with an honest question: If Jesus is really King, why doesn’t it feel like it? Through three parables—the lamp, the growing seed, and the mustard seed—Jesus reveals how His ki
In this sermon from Mark 4:1–20, “The Prodigal Sower,” we explore Jesus’ foundational parable about the kingdom of God and the condition of the human heart. Teaching from a boat to a massive crowd, Jesus describes a lavi
In this sermon from Mark 3:20–35, we encounter a striking “Markan sandwich”: Jesus’ family tries to restrain him, the scribes accuse him of being empowered by Satan, and Jesus responds by revealing both the source of his
In Mark 3:1–6, Jesus walks into a synagogue and into a trap. A man with a withered hand stands in the room. The Pharisees are watching closely, waiting to accuse. And Jesus does something bold. He calls the man to the ce
Why don’t Jesus’ disciples fast? In this passage, Jesus answers with a wedding image: you don’t fast when the bridegroom is present. The One Israel longed for has arrived, and it’s time for celebration. Through the image
Jesus calls a tax collector, eats with sinners, and confronts self-righteous religion. In Mark 2:13–17, we see grace in action. Jesus comes not for those who think they are well, but for those who know they are sick. He
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Mercy Spokane: Sermons is hosted by Rev. Dr. Tommy Allen. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 39 episodes.
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