Service Information and Announcements

The information from the weekly bulletin is posted here and updated every Sunday morning with the new bulletin information from that week’s service.

September 20th, 2026

Order of Service

  • Call to Worship, James Duhon
  • Prayer & Announcements, Pastor Marc Lambert
  • Worship Service, Carol Odenwald
  • Hymn 121, Everlasting God
  • Hymn 129, Sing to the King
  • Hymn 154, What a Friend We Have in Jesus
  • Hymn 133, Shout to the Lord
  • Sermon: Pastor Marc Lambert, “Become a Fool That You May Become Wise” (1 Corinthians 3:16-23)
  • Invitational Hymn 276, Alleluia
  • Closing Doxology

 

Sunday Evening (6:00pm)

  • Operation Christmas Child Shoebox Packing Party

 

Wednesday Night (7:00pm)

  • “Can I Trust the Bible” – Session 3

 

Offerings

We encourage our church family who remain at home to continue to tithe and support our church.  Anyone who wishes to may drop off their tithes at the Moody Bank and specify it is tithes for the LHBC account or send checks to church address: 1155 Liberty Hill Rd, Moody, TX  76557.

 

ANNOUNCEMENTS

  • TONIGHT: OCC Shoebox packing party – snacking at 6:00 p.m. and packing at 6:30 p.m. Shopping List in the back by the donation tote. We will be packing for girls ages 2-4, 5-9 and 10-14.
  • October 25th – 30th: Moody Community Revival. Tuesday, October 27th Liberty Hill Baptist will be hosting.
  • Community Food Pantry: LHBC collecting high protein items.
  • Note – Equipment Fund/Shoebox donations: Please designate offerings meant for these funds. The offering box is on the back wall for tithes or other donations.
  • Note – Join the LHBC family to pray daily at noon for each other, our church, community, nation, and Israel. Invite others to join us.

 

Daily Reading Plan: Week 39

  • Day 1: Habakkuk 1-3; 2 Corinthians 7
  • Day 2: Zephaniah 1-3; Psalm 74; 2 Corinthians 8
  • Day 3: Jeremiah 1-4; Psalm 130; 2 Corinthians 9
  • Day 4: Jeremiah 5-7; Psalm 75; 2 Corinthians 10
  • Day 5: Jeremiah 8-10; 2 Corinthians 11
  • Get the Full Year Plan: CLICK HERE

 

REGULARLY SCHEDULED EVENTS

  • Sunday School – 10:00 am
  • Sunday Worship – 11:00 am
  • Sunday Evening Youth  – 6:00pm
  • Sunday Evening Bible Study – 6:00pm
  • Wednesday Adult & Youth Bible Studies  – 7:00 pm

 

ON THE BACK

In the jungles of Peru about 100 miles from the closest town, Operation Christmas Child hosted the first of many outreach events for the children of a community rife with alcohol abuse and ancestor worship. Known as the Chapra, this ethnic group lives isolated from the outside world. Chapra boys and girls riveted their attention on the colorful posters Samaritan’s Purse had brought on the weeklong journey upriver to illustrate the Gospel of Jesus Christ—a message that had only recently reached their region. The team surprised each child with their own shoebox full of toys and other fun items as well as The Greatest Gift Gospel booklet—the first printed resource in their language. A Chapra father and son, Masorashi and Moises, had recently learned about Jesus Christ through a missionary. Giving their hearts to the Lord, they wanted the 31 Chapra communities around them to have that same life-changing hope. Masorashi began pastoring, but his message started to multiply exponentially when Operation Christmas Child helped him produce a Gospel resource in his own language! One Chapra mother said the Gospel booklet helped her daughter, Kati, share the Good News with others. “She tells her friends about Jesus,” the mother said. In less than a week, Operation Christmas Child hosted 15 events in 12 Chapra communities. As a result, 1,058 children received a shoebox gift and a copy of The Greatest Gift in their own language. Follow-up discipleship lessons for the boys and girls are now being held in these communities. “Having the opportunity to have the booklet The Greatest Gift translated into their language is something that is incredible,” said a missionary partner of Operation Christmas Child who helped with the translation. “It’s something that will transcend generations.”