Mercy Culture

He did over 1,000 porn films. Won the industry's top award. Made millions. And he wrote a suicide note listing why he'd never be a husband, father, or contribute anything good to the world. Joshua Broome was one of the most recognizable names in adult film—until a bank teller called him by his real name. A name he hadn't heard in two years. In this episode, Josh exposes what the porn industry doesn't want you to know: → How recruiters target broken people with specific questions about their childhood → The girl who showed up on set on her 18th birthday (and how she got there) → Why performers don't use their real names—and what that does to their humanity → The 49 colleagues Josh personally knew who died by suicide or overdose → Why 84% of young Christian men admit to watching porn monthly This isn't an anti-porn rant. It's a Christ-centered conversation about redemption, the father wound, and what it actually takes to break free. Josh now pastors, speaks nationally, and has been married to his wife Hope for nearly 10 years. They have four sons. 📖 His book: "Seven Lies That Will Ruin Your Life" 🎙️ His podcast: Counterfeit Culture If you're struggling with pornography or know someone who is—watch to the end. We pray for freedom.

Mercy Culture Church exists to take people from corporate encounters with God to daily personal encounters with God. For more information on ways you can be a part of it, follow us on social media @mercyculture or visit us at mercyculture.com Share the link and invite a friend to join this service. 👉 Subscribe to receive our latest content: https://www.youtube.com/c/MercyCulture?sub_confirmation=1 † If you have made a decision to follow Jesus and want to learn about ways to connect with Him, text "CONNECT" to 59090 ⛪️ To support the ministry of Mercy Culture Church and invest into the lives of others through giving, text "GIVE" to 59090 🙏 If you need prayer or would to request prayer for someone you know, text "PRAYER" to 59090.

This message explores how fasting helps us connect more deeply with God by humbling the flesh and sharpening spiritual hunger. Through Scripture and testimony, it shows how fasting positions us for encounters, clarity, and holy visitation.

In this episode special guests Pastor Russell Johnson and Dr. Michael Brown share their powerful experiences and insights on combating antisemitism, the demonic coalition against Israel, and the historical and theological significance of Israel in God's plan. Discover how standing with Israel aligns with God's desire and brings unparalleled blessings, even amidst threats and challenges. Tune in for an episode filled with courage, faith, and the importance of aligning with God's heart.

Pastor Will uses Exodus 16 and the story of manna to show that God’s design for spiritual growth is daily dependence on Him, not occasional encounters, as Israel’s grumbling in the wilderness revealed hearts shaped by fear and self-reliance while God responded by inviting them into a daily rhythm of trust, obedience, and relationship through heavenly provision; manna illustrates that yesterday’s encounter cannot sustain today’s hunger, teaching that discipleship is formed through consistent daily encounters with God—especially through prayer, the Word, and worship—which cultivate intimacy, maturity, and readiness for holy visitations, ultimately pointing to Jesus as the true Bread of Life who satisfies and transforms His people one day at a time.

In this message, Ps. Seth continues our Word of the Year with Ascend the Hill — Part 2. He unpacks the meaning of the hill as the place of encounter with God and challenges us to be a people who don’t settle for distance, but intentionally pursue His presence. Through holiness, intentionality, and expectancy, we learn how to ascend the hill and position our lives for deeper encounters with Him. 

Mercy Culture Church exists to take people from corporate encounters with God to daily personal encounters with God. For more information on ways you can be a part of it, follow us on social media @mercyculture or visit us at mercyculture.com Share the link and invite a friend to join this service. 👉 Subscribe to receive our latest content: https://www.youtube.com/c/MercyCulture?sub_confirmation=1 † If you have made a decision to follow Jesus and want to learn about ways to connect with Him, text "CONNECT" to 59090 ⛪️ To support the ministry of Mercy Culture Church and invest into the lives of others through giving, text "GIVE" to 59090 🙏 If you need prayer or would to request prayer for someone you know, text "PRAYER" to 59090.

In this powerful episode of 'Holy Disruption,' hosts Heather Schott and Jasmine Weiler sit down with survivor and worship leader Ilonka Deaton. Ilonka shares her harrowing testimony of being trafficked from age 12 by a trusted manager, revealing how the entertainment industry can become a pipeline for exploitation. She discusses the isolation survivors face and the miraculous moment when Jesus set her free. This episode is an urgent call for the church to combat modern-day slavery and understand that true freedom and healing are only possible through Christ. Ilonka's story is a beacon of hope that God can restore what the enemy has stolen.

Mercy Is the New Currency — Pastor Will Ford reminds us that encounters with God change everything. When we pursue Him daily, He brings holy visitations that release purpose, healing, and transformation. In this season, mercy isn’t just a message—it’s the currency God is using to redeem lives, families, and even nations.

In this episode of 'Spiritual Leadership,' Landon Schott engages in a profound conversation with Tim Barton, the President of Wall Builders, as they explore the roots of America's foundation. They discuss whether America was indeed founded as a Christian nation, the profound influence of pastors on the Founding Fathers, and the moral and biblical principles that guided the creation of American governance. They also address modern political issues, the role of Christianity in public life, and the importance of praying for and loving our nation. This episode seeks to educate and inspire leaders to understand and appreciate the true history and heritage of America. Join us as we uncover the truth about America's founding and the role of spiritual leadership in guiding our nation today.

In this message, Ps. Chris Cheema shared on The Pursuit of God. Breaking down what it truly means to pursue him. He highlighted the many benefits that come from a life of pursuit, while also explaining that cycle of pursuit -- beginning with entering his presence, seeking his glory, and finding his favor! 

In this captivating episode of Holy Disruption, host Heather Schott is joined by special guest Jonathan Cahn, a renowned Messianic Jewish rabbi, author, and prophetic voice. Together, they discuss the spiritual battles facing America, drawing parallels between ancient biblical patterns and modern events. They delve into the symbolic significance of figures like Donald Trump, Kamala Harris, and other political leaders, exploring how these manifestations reflect a greater spiritual war for the nation's soul. Rabbi Cahn also shares profound insights from his latest book, 'The Avatar,' and emphasizes the urgency of revival and reformation within the church. Heather and Jonathan call the church to awaken and stand firm in their faith, pushing back against darkness to prepare for a great harvest. The episode concludes with a powerful prayer for awakening and revival in America, urging believers to live boldly and publicly for Christ.

Pastor Will Ford’s sermon, It’s Time to Level Up, calls Mercy Culture East Fort Worth and the body of Christ to recognize that the year of Radical Love has prepared the church for greater spiritual authority and responsibility. Using David and the Cave of Adullam, he teaches that seasons of distress are often God’s training ground, transforming broken people into mature sons and daughters who can carry authority for others. Pastor Will contrasts immature, self-centered leadership with fathered, entrusted authority, emphasizing that true promotion flows from intimacy with God and a willingness to take responsibility. He challenges the church to stop despising small beginnings, stand for what God has entrusted to them, and “get God into” families, cities, and systems, declaring that the church is coming out of this season transformed, united, and ready to level up together.

In this episode of Spiritual Leadership, host Landon Schott sits down with Tim Barton, President of Wall Builders, to dive deep into the complex and often misunderstood topic of Christian nationalism. They discuss the role of Christians in politics, the importance of promoting biblical values in government, and the difference between being a 'real Christian' and a conservative. They also address the controversial notion of whether one can be a Christian and a Democrat, and explore the growing divide between Christianity and modern conservatism. This podcast aims to help leaders become spiritual leaders by exploring these crucial societal and spiritual issues.

In this message, Pastor Chris Donald shares why Immanuel, God with us is the greatest gift of radical love. Using Matthew 1:18–25, he reminds us that Christmas is about God coming near and removing all distance between Himself and humanity. Pastor Chris explores what is found within this gift, Jesus as the Light of the World, the Wonderful Counselor, and the Prince of Peace, while calling listeners to return to daily dependence on Christ and rediscover the truth that Jesus is enough. The vision of Mercy Culture is to take people from corporate encounters with God to daily personal encounters with God. 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 Lead Pastors, Les and Nikki Cody or another leader in our community. To learn more about Mercy Culture, visit https://mercyculturewaco.com