Let My People Go

06/19/2026

This week on MercyCast, our guests Sarah Walton and Kristin Wetherell talk about how we can find God in the exact moments when we are tempted to think he has abandoned us.

What do you do when the prayers keep coming, but the pain remains? In this MercyCast episode, Kristen Weatherall and Sarah Walton discuss chronic illness, family crises, unanswered prayers, and the long seasons of suffering that test faith. Discover how Jesus meets us in weakness, sustains us throug

06/19/2026

Every day is an opportunity to move closer to those who are too often overlooked.

I believe that every person bears the image of God and deserves to be seen, known, and loved. LMPG’s mission is not only to serve vulnerable individuals and families through outreach, advocacy, resources, and compassionate care, but also to equip and train the local Church to recognize vulnerability and respond with gospel-centered action.

The truth is that lasting change only happens when churches move beyond awareness and into relationship—when believers draw near, listen well, and become faithful neighbors to those who are most at risk of exploitation, isolation, and injustice.

Thank you to everyone who partners with us in this work. Together, we are helping build communities where the vulnerable are protected, valued, and empowered to flourish.

*pictured Tyler Gresham, our board chair, representing his church serving a community center in NY.

06/18/2026

Sometimes our churches don't know the best way to care for our neighbors. If that’s you DM us. We are here to help!

Your neighbor matters.

06/04/2026

“How do we start?”

I love this question. I spoke to a church this Sunday, and they wanted more than anything to care for their most vulnerable neighbors, but they had no idea where to start. And honestly, I have seen this in churches all over the country. And this is why we exist as a nonprofit.

This is why we train churches. This is why we speak at churches. This is why LMPG creates resources for you and your church. If there is anything we can do to help your Church care for your most vulnerable neighbor, send us a Dm!

03/28/2026

What if the way we change our communities starts with embracing our own vulnerability?

Over the past couple of weeks, I’ve had the chance to return to my roots—speaking with college students. And this is what we’ve been talking about: God doesn’t call us to engage vulnerable people from a place of strength or distance. He calls us to step in as vulnerable people ourselves—because He first stepped toward us.

There’s something powerful that happens when people realize they don’t have to wait to be more qualified, more experienced, or more “together.” They can actually do something right now to push back against the brokenness they see around them.

This is the invitation: God uses ordinary, vulnerable people—people like you and me—to love those most at risk in our communities.

If you’re interested in bringing this conversation to your campus, church, or group, I’d love to connect. Send me a message and let’s talk.

03/28/2026

What if changing your community didn’t require being a hero—just being a neighbor?

Recently, I had the opportunity to speak at the North Central Baptist Association in Gainesville, Florida. Church leaders from across the region gathered to learn more about their most vulnerable neighbors—and how they can step in to care in meaningful, practical ways.

We talked about this simple truth: God isn’t calling us to be extraordinary heroes. He’s calling ordinary people to show up, love their neighbors, and make a real impact right where they are.

Afterward, we had a powerful panel discussion with local community leaders, digging into what it actually looks like to serve well and wisely in our own cities.

If you’d like to bring this kind of conversation to your church or association, I’d love to connect. Send me a message and let’s talk.

01/23/2026

Human Trafficking affects as many as 50 million people worldwide. Whether it is for s*x, labor, domestic servitude, or organ trafficking, human trafficking is always the exploitation of vulnerability for commercial gain.

Want to help but not sure where to start? LMPG stands ready to help your church respond. Let's talk!

01/07/2026

Are you a solo parent feeling overwhelmed? You're not alone! Elizabeth Cole shares her heartfelt journey from fear and loneliness to finding community and support. https://www.mercycast.com/episodes/141-elizabeth-cole

How do you come to terms with the fact that what you thought your life was gonna look like is not what it looks like? Elizabeth Cole, VP of Solo Parent, a leading nonprofit supporting single parents, stops by to discuss the real-life challenges and journeys of solo parenting. We discuss how single

01/06/2026

Are you a fixer?

Trying to fix yourself.
Fix others.
Fix every broken thing.

What if healing doesn’t come from fixing—but from presence, compassion, and love?