Audio recording of the book "His Mercy: God's Heart for People in Need" by Brett Kreider (June 2025 updated version). Narrated by Corina Espejo.

This Episode includes:

• Acknowledgement
• Introduction: The Rescuer, Redeemer, & Savior

Book Overview:

From Genesis to Revelation, the Bible reveals a God who loves people. So why is the world filled with so many people oppressed by poverty, hunger, and desperate needs? And what is our response to be as God’s people?
His Mercy: God’s Heart for People in Need provides six weeks (42 days) of daily devotionals that explore the depths of God’s mercy and the reality of people’s needs. Rather than calling us to take up the mantle as Saviors to a needy population, Brett calls us to recognize our own neediness, turning to God for physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual strength. “There is only one Savior, and it is not you.” Instead of a guilt-driven response, the scriptures call us to embrace the God-driven opportunity to draw close to each other, rich and poor, powerful and oppressed, all admitting our needs before a God who longs to lavish abundance on his children.
When the needs seem overwhelming, Brett calls us to remember that we are not the heroes—God is the true hero in the story of the Bible! God is calling us into action, supplying us with what we need, and promising an ultimate abundance! May this book bring you face-to-face with the God who sees our condition, hears our cries, and meets our needs.

More from the Jax Church Teaching Team: https://jaxchurch.com/jax-teaching/

Audio recording of the book "His Mercy: God's Heart for People in Need" by Brett Kreider (June 2025 updated version). Narrated by Corina Espejo.

This Episode includes:

• Section I: The Creator's Heart from the Beginning: Genesis to Deuteronomy
  • Day 1 - God's Design
  • Day 2 - Satan's Schemes
  • Day 3 - Righteousness
  • Day 4 - Hearing God's Call
  • Day 5 - The God Who Sees the Immigrant
  • Day 6 - Learning to be Needy
  • Day 7 - A New Promise

Book Overview:

From Genesis to Revelation, the Bible reveals a God who loves people. So why is the world filled with so many people oppressed by poverty, hunger, and desperate needs? And what is our response to be as God’s people?
His Mercy: God’s Heart for People in Need provides six weeks (42 days) of daily devotionals that explore the depths of God’s mercy and the reality of people’s needs. Rather than calling us to take up the mantle as Saviors to a needy population, Brett calls us to recognize our own neediness, turning to God for physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual strength. “There is only one Savior, and it is not you.” Instead of a guilt-driven response, the scriptures call us to embrace the God-driven opportunity to draw close to each other, rich and poor, powerful and oppressed, all admitting our needs before a God who longs to lavish abundance on his children.
When the needs seem overwhelming, Brett calls us to remember that we are not the heroes—God is the true hero in the story of the Bible! God is calling us into action, supplying us with what we need, and promising an ultimate abundance! May this book bring you face-to-face with the God who sees our condition, hears our cries, and meets our needs.

Weekly Guides with daily bible reading and activity listed: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1uADit4wsx-wbjd1NEkWQMQ8yIw-_-5rd?usp=sharing

More from the Jax Church Teaching Team: https://jaxchurch.com/jax-teaching/

Question and Response (Q&R) with the author of the book "His Mercy: God's Heart for People in Need" with host Corina Espejo. Interview on the Introduction and Section I.

Book Overview:

From Genesis to Revelation, the Bible reveals a God who loves people. So why is the world filled with so many people oppressed by poverty, hunger, and desperate needs? And what is our response to be as God’s people?
His Mercy: God’s Heart for People in Need provides six weeks (42 days) of daily devotionals that explore the depths of God’s mercy and the reality of people’s needs. Rather than calling us to take up the mantle as Saviors to a needy population, Brett calls us to recognize our own neediness, turning to God for physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual strength. “There is only one Savior, and it is not you.” Instead of a guilt-driven response, the scriptures call us to embrace the God-driven opportunity to draw close to each other, rich and poor, powerful and oppressed, all admitting our needs before a God who longs to lavish abundance on his children.
When the needs seem overwhelming, Brett calls us to remember that we are not the heroes—God is the true hero in the story of the Bible! God is calling us into action, supplying us with what we need, and promising an ultimate abundance! May this book bring you face-to-face with the God who sees our condition, hears our cries, and meets our needs.

Weekly Guides with daily bible reading and activity listed: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1uADit4wsx-wbjd1NEkWQMQ8yIw-_-5rd?usp=sharing

More from the Jax Church Teaching Team: https://jaxchurch.com/jax-teaching/

Audio recording of the book "His Mercy: God's Heart for People in Need" Written by Brett Kreider (June 2025 updated version). Narrated by Corina Espejo.

This Episode includes:

• Section II: How Israel Lost Their Heart: Joshua to 2 Chronicles
  • Day 8 - God's Heart for the Desperate: Joshua & Rahab
  • Day 9 - Feigning Poverty: The Gibeonite Deception
  • Day 10 - Everyone Did as They Saw Fit: Judges & Leadership
  • Day 11 - Famous through Famine & Funerals: Ruth's Legacy
  • Day 12 - The Desperate: David & the Distressed, In Debt, & Discontent
  • Day 13 - The Deceitfulness of Wealth: Solomon's Downfall
  • Day 14 - The Politics of Poverty: The Folly of Israel's Kings

Book Overview:

From Genesis to Revelation, the Bible reveals a God who loves people. So why is the world filled with so many people oppressed by poverty, hunger, and desperate needs? And what is our response to be as God’s people?
His Mercy: God’s Heart for People in Need provides six weeks (42 days) of daily devotionals that explore the depths of God’s mercy and the reality of people’s needs. Rather than calling us to take up the mantle as Saviors to a needy population, Brett calls us to recognize our own neediness, turning to God for physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual strength. “There is only one Savior, and it is not you.” Instead of a guilt-driven response, the scriptures call us to embrace the God-driven opportunity to draw close to each other, rich and poor, powerful and oppressed, all admitting our needs before a God who longs to lavish abundance on his children.
When the needs seem overwhelming, Brett calls us to remember that we are not the heroes—God is the true hero in the story of the Bible! God is calling us into action, supplying us with what we need, and promising an ultimate abundance! May this book bring you face-to-face with the God who sees our condition, hears our cries, and meets our needs.

Weekly Guides with daily bible reading and activity listed: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1uADit4wsx-wbjd1NEkWQMQ8yIw-_-5rd?usp=sharing

More from the Jax Church Teaching Team: https://jaxchurch.com/jax-teaching/

Audio recording of the book "His Mercy: God's Heart for People in Need" by Brett Kreider (June 2025 updated version). Narrated by Corina Espejo.

This Episode includes:

• Section III: The Wisdom of Caring for the Poor: Ezra to Song of Songs
  • Day 15 - Prosperity Theology Reconsidered: Job
  • Day 16 - The Cry of the Broken: Psalms
  • Day 17 - Proverbs Poverty Principle 1: Poverty Destroys
  • Day 18 - Proverbs Poverty Principle 2: Take on God's Heart
  • Day 19 - The Perilous Pursuit: Ecclesiastes
  • Day 20 - Even in Exile: Ezra, Nehemiah, and Esther
  • Day 21 - The Poverty of Intimacy: Song of Songs

Book Overview:

From Genesis to Revelation, the Bible reveals a God who loves people. So why is the world filled with so many people oppressed by poverty, hunger, and desperate needs? And what is our response to be as God’s people?
His Mercy: God’s Heart for People in Need provides six weeks (42 days) of daily devotionals that explore the depths of God’s mercy and the reality of people’s needs. Rather than calling us to take up the mantle as Saviors to a needy population, Brett calls us to recognize our own neediness, turning to God for physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual strength. “There is only one Savior, and it is not you.” Instead of a guilt-driven response, the scriptures call us to embrace the God-driven opportunity to draw close to each other, rich and poor, powerful and oppressed, all admitting our needs before a God who longs to lavish abundance on his children.
When the needs seem overwhelming, Brett calls us to remember that we are not the heroes—God is the true hero in the story of the Bible! God is calling us into action, supplying us with what we need, and promising an ultimate abundance! May this book bring you face-to-face with the God who sees our condition, hears our cries, and meets our needs.

Weekly Guides with daily bible reading and activity listed: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1uADit4wsx-wbjd1NEkWQMQ8yIw-_-5rd?usp=sharing

More from the Jax Church Teaching Team: https://jaxchurch.com/jax-teaching/

Second Question and Response (Q&R) with the author of the book "His Mercy: God's Heart for People in Need" with host Corina Espejo. Interview on Section II and III.

Book Overview:

From Genesis to Revelation, the Bible reveals a God who loves people. So why is the world filled with so many people oppressed by poverty, hunger, and desperate needs? And what is our response to be as God’s people?
His Mercy: God’s Heart for People in Need provides six weeks (42 days) of daily devotionals that explore the depths of God’s mercy and the reality of people’s needs. Rather than calling us to take up the mantle as Saviors to a needy population, Brett calls us to recognize our own neediness, turning to God for physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual strength. “There is only one Savior, and it is not you.” Instead of a guilt-driven response, the scriptures call us to embrace the God-driven opportunity to draw close to each other, rich and poor, powerful and oppressed, all admitting our needs before a God who longs to lavish abundance on his children.
When the needs seem overwhelming, Brett calls us to remember that we are not the heroes—God is the true hero in the story of the Bible! God is calling us into action, supplying us with what we need, and promising an ultimate abundance! May this book bring you face-to-face with the God who sees our condition, hears our cries, and meets our needs.

Weekly Guides with daily bible reading and activity listed: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1uADit4wsx-wbjd1NEkWQMQ8yIw-_-5rd?usp=sharing

More from the Jax Church Teaching Team: https://jaxchurch.com/jax-teaching/

Audio recording of the book "His Mercy: God's Heart for People in Need" by Brett Kreider (June 2025 updated version). Narrated by Corina Espejo.

This Episode includes:

• Section IV: Calling Israel Back to God’s Heart: The Prophets
  • Day 22 - The Suffering Servant: Isaiah
  • Day 23 - Weeping and Lamenting: Jeremiah
  • Day 24 - The Watchman of the Abandoned: Ezekiel
  • Day 25 - Uncorrupted by Power: Daniel
  • Day 26 - Let Justice Roll: Amos through Zephaniah
  • Day 27 - One Last Wake Up Call: Haggai, Zechariah, & Malachi
  • Day 28 - The Reason for Exile: Chronicles

Book Overview:

From Genesis to Revelation, the Bible reveals a God who loves people. So why is the world filled with so many people oppressed by poverty, hunger, and desperate needs? And what is our response to be as God’s people?
His Mercy: God’s Heart for People in Need provides six weeks (42 days) of daily devotionals that explore the depths of God’s mercy and the reality of people’s needs. Rather than calling us to take up the mantle as Saviors to a needy population, Brett calls us to recognize our own neediness, turning to God for physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual strength. “There is only one Savior, and it is not you.” Instead of a guilt-driven response, the scriptures call us to embrace the God-driven opportunity to draw close to each other, rich and poor, powerful and oppressed, all admitting our needs before a God who longs to lavish abundance on his children.
When the needs seem overwhelming, Brett calls us to remember that we are not the heroes—God is the true hero in the story of the Bible! God is calling us into action, supplying us with what we need, and promising an ultimate abundance! May this book bring you face-to-face with the God who sees our condition, hears our cries, and meets our needs.

Weekly Guides with daily bible reading and activity listed: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1uADit4wsx-wbjd1NEkWQMQ8yIw-_-5rd?usp=sharing

More from the Jax Church Teaching Team: https://jaxchurch.com/jax-teaching/