Revelation: Continuing the “Do You Hear What I Hear?” series, we find the second appearance of the voice of God when the whole world heard. His voice appears in the created universe, through the conscience given to every man and in the appearance of His Son through the incarnation.
Read MoreThis series is based upon the five times that God speaks and the whole world heard. The first of those moments was at Creation. God spoke in creation so that we would know we were not alone. His voice in creation shows us a sovereign, creative and loving God who we can know and have relationship.
Read More"Monopoly Money" is a standalone message that helps us take an honest look at who it is that actually has a monopoly on our money? This message will help each of us assess how to regain control of our money so that it is serving the spiritual purposes for which it was intended.
Read MoreThis message marks the 90th anniversary of Liberty Bible Church. The message is based upon the conversation that David had with Solomon as he transfers the kingdom of Israel to his son. We will draw principles that will apply to the legacy of Liberty as we celebrate the 90 years of history and look forward to what God will do in the generation ahead.
Read MoreThe Protestant Reformation began with five theological commitments, known as the Five Solas. Based on the Latin phrases used, the principles are, Faith Alone, Scripture Alone, Christ Alone, Grace Alone and Glory to God Alone. This message will remind us of these important and precious truths.
Read MoreIn a three-week series, we will celebrate the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation. In week one, we will look at what God has done over 500 years of redemptive history. We will look at the times of revival and spiritual renewal as well as the dark ages. Ultimately, we will see the pattern of God’s faithfulness and sovereignty.
Read MoreThe final installment in this series on the life of Daniel describes his intention in a pagan culture to provide grace. In the message, we will discover the importance and power of common grace and how that opens the door to special grace. Common grace is universal and can be experienced by all people, both believer and non-believer. Special grace gives enough information for a lost person to decide whether or not to begin a relationship with the God of heaven.
Read MoreIf we are going to live as an exile but not act like an exile, then we must live with an “excellent spirit.” When Daniel’s enemies sought to undermine him politically, they first came after his public political track record but could find no basis for fault or complaint. Even they had to admit that Daniel had an excellent spirit. In a pagan culture, Daniel’s reputation stood out because he was humble, generous and had deep integrity. If we are going to have ongoing impact in a post-Christian culture, we too must have an excellent spirit.
Read MoreThe second message in our series is based on the story of resolve in the life of a young Daniel. He resolved that he would not violate the law of his God, regardless of the circumstance, context, or consequence. So often if we cannot guarantee the outcome of our commitments, we will not make them. Daniel lived a life of total resolve and as a result, engaged in and influenced culture for nearly 70 years.
Read MoreDaniel, a young boy raised in a noble family in Jerusalem, found himself exiled from his own land and immersed in a foreign culture, serving a foreign King, and surrounded by foreign gods. Would he be lost and simply assimilate into this culture? Daniel chose the path less traveled. He resolved to honor the law of his God, he displayed an excellent spirit, and he became an agent of grace in order to transform the culture around him. Join us in this new series as we learn from the life of this remarkable man.
Read MoreThe final week of our Made for More series lays out the importance of missional community. We were not made to do this alone, we were designed to live out the mission of Jesus together with others in the family of God. Acts 2 is the focus of our biblical teaching in this message.
Read MoreThe missional conversation is the topic in week three in our Made for More series. The imperative of personal evangelism is made along with practical instruction regarding how to share the gospel in a conversation.
Read MoreWeek two of our Made Fore More series finds us in 1 Corinthians 5 facing the mandate of missional living. Missional living is about living out the purpose of Jesus at every time and in every place. The instruction from the text is that the love of Christ compels us to be ambassadors to the world with the gospel of Christ.
Read MoreIn week one of the Made For More series, we come face to face with the missional proposition that we were made for more than just chasing the American dream. Our text is 1 Timothy 6 which says that we should instruct those who are rich in this present world to be rich in good works, generous and ready to share. If we are going to live out the purpose of Jesus at every time and in every place, we must begin with the missional proposition.
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