We conclude our study on prayer by taking a look at how we maintain our faith when we do not understand how God chooses to act (or not act) in our circumstances. At the heart of the issue is whether or not we have the proper perspective and what it is that we allow to inform our faith.
We began 2020 with a 3 part series on prayer.
Sanctity of Life Sunday marks the anniversary of the horrifically flawed Supreme Court ruling in Roe v Wade and draws attention to the holocaust of unborn human beings that resulted. In this message we take a look at the ways that pro-abortion claims fail philosophically, biblically, and scientifically.
In part 2 on our series on prayer, we take a look at some biblical passages to understand why God sometimes may choose to not answer our prayers.
We are not called merely to be disciples of Christ but to also make disciples of Christ. We take a look at Matthew 28:18-20 where Jesus gives what is known as The Great Commission and how we fulfill this mission both as individuals and as a congregation.
In this Wednesday evening study, we tried to better understand prayer. Using the New City Catechism (questions 38-41) as our jumping off point, we explored the definition of prayer, what our attitude should be as we pray, and how we know what we should pray about.
As we begin our new year with a look at the basics of what it means to be a disciple of Christ, in Mark 8:27-28 we look at some of the characteristics that Jesus laid out for the person who wished to follow after Him.
We prepare ourselves for the new year by returning to the basics of what it means to be a follower of Christ. In this sermon we take a look at what it means to love God.
Mark 12:30 & 1 Corinthians 13:4-8
We begin the new year with a fresh look at the basics of the faith to encourage and empower us moving forward as we seek to follow Christ in the year to come.
Q&A Panel from the 2019 Defending Your Faith conference, with Dylan Manley, Eric Hernandez, Marc Lambert, and Jay Medenwaldt
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Liberty Hill Baptist Church 
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