His Mercy is More
His Mercy is More // A Series on Lamentations

The book of Lamentations is made up of five poems expressing grief over the fall of Jerusalem after Judah was overtaken by the Assyrian Empire. Like a funeral eulogy, these poems express immense pain and mourn the loss of the once glorious city that was home to the temple where Yahweh, the God of Israel, promised to dwell with his people. As we reflect on the poems of Lamentations, we are reminded that there is still much in our world worthy of grief: division and hatred, violence and warfare, sickness and death. Perhaps above all of these, it is our own sin and brokenness that has separated us from God that demands grief and cries of lament. But, the season of lament does not call us to grief that leads to self-loathing and nihilism; it is a grief that anticipates the perfect work of Jesus for us. It is in these cries of lament that we discover not only the reality of our sin but also the hope we find in the gift of the Gospel.

3.2.2022 // The Lonely City

by Pastor Marcus Lane

3.6.2022 // The Anger of God

by Pastor Gabe Kasper

3.13.2022 // The Rod of His Wrath

by Pastor Gabe Kasper

3.20.2022 // The Steadfast Love

by Pastor Marcus Lane

3.27.2022 // The Call to Repentance

by Pastor Marcus Lane

4.3.2022 // The People Scattered

by Pastor Marcus Lane

4.10.2022 // The Cry for Restoration

by Pastor Gabe Kasper

4.14.2022 // God Passed Over

by Pastor Marcus Lane

4.15.2022 // The Last Words Spoken from the Cross

by Pastor Gabe Kasper & Pastor Marcus Lane

4.17.2022 // The Living Among the Dead

by Pastor Gabe Kasper