Merge Student Ministry

We are FREE in Christ but not to live as we please, rather, to live as He pleases.

These are the messages from our Wednesday night Merge Worship Services. Most of our messages are taught by our Student Pastor, Mike D'Attoma. Follow Mike on twitter @mikedattoma.

Our conduct must be in balance with our calling.

We come before our Father, King, and Creator of the Universe and He hears us.

The walls of hostility between us and God, and us and our brother/sister has been broken through Jesus Christ. We have peace with God through Jesus!

We were dead, and only through Christ can we be made alive!

We are valued by the Creator of the Universe!

Many people are searching for an identity and are basing it out of what they do. Rather, our identity fuels what we do, not vice versa.

The Lord has a beautiful picture of what sex is, and what it ought to be, and He gives us that picture in His Word.

What does courtship look like?

Our culture is so programmed to be attracted to the physical, and our couple in our text, it is the character that attracts them to one another.

We are compelled to forgive as Christ forgives us. Senior in HS, Ricky Hartzog, does a great job speaking to this truth.

The Name of the Lord is to be held with great respect, to be revered, and set apart. How are you hallowing His name?

How is your prayer life? More specifically, how do you approach the Father in prayer? We have to walk in adoration of our Father, especially during prayer.

Our natural response to the Savior is to rejoice, worship, and offer Him everything.

Everyone loves to hear good news, and everyone loves to be the first to hear good news! The news of Jesus was delivered to the Shepherds, and they shared it with everyone!

God is always faithful to His promises, and as we begin this season of Advent, and preparing our hearts for the coming King, let's look at the promise God made to us.

We finish out our journey through the book of Ecclesiastes!

Solomon sits down and continues to pour out his wisdom to us.

Solomon sits down, and gently talks with us about practical life lessons we all could learn from!