Christ came to reconcile a rebellious mankind back to our creator. The coming of Christ heralded that a Light was shining into the Darkness, giving us hope of a better day to come.
Author: lhbcmoody
Sermon: “Light Shows the Way” Advent Week 3
Christ is he Word of God and the Light of the World. As He shines into this fallen and broken world, He can illuminate our path so that we need not fumble about through the darkness.
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Advent 2018
Jesus is the Light of the World, and we celebrate His birth as that event where The Light stepped into, and overcame, the darkness in the world and in our hearts.
- Dec. 2nd: “Light From Darkness“
- Dec. 9th: “Light Keeps the Darkness at Bay“
- Dec. 16th: “Light Shows the Way“
- Dec. 23rd: “Light Brings Hope“
- Dec. 24th: “Light is a Beacon” (Christmas Eve Service, 6:00pm)
Sermon: “Light Keeps the Darkness at Bay”(Advent Week 2)
As Light of the World, Jesus illuminates the struggle we have against the Darkness and sin both in the world and in our own hearts, and He helps keep that darkness at bay so that we may more closely follow Him.
Sermon: “Light from the Darkness” (Advent Week 1)
As we begin the Advent season, celebrating the birth of Christ, we take a look at the ways in which God shines light into the darkness of the world, and specifically how Christ brings that light to fallen mankind.
Sermon: “Christ Brings Division” (The GOSPELS, Part 76)
James Duhon shares a message from Luke 12:49-59
Sermon: “Therefore, You Also Be Ready” (The GOSPELS, Part 75)
David Dover shares a message on the importance of faithfulness and obedience. Luke 12:35-48
“It’s No Trouble at All” Series Page
Often times people are lead astray and find reason to doubt their faith because of reasonable-sounding arguments and rhetorically powerful claims that appeal to their emotions. However, often, upon further inspection, these arguments and claims do not hold up to scrutiny.
In this six part series, we responded to ten such challenges put forward by a popular atheist YouTube personality, PineCreek.
- Doubts and Seeking Truth
- Misquotes, Evidence, & Missing Records
- Eyewitness Accounts & Luke’s Relationship with Paul
- Differences in the Gospels & The No. of New Testament Manuscripts
- Are there Inconsistencies and Errors in the Bible?
- Could we have The New Testament without The Resurrection?
The Challenges Made and Answers Given:
- Do the New Testament authors misquote the Old Testament?
- Is there contemporary evidence for the life and ministry of Jesus?
- Do the Gospels report event that we would expect others to record?
- Do the Gospels present eyewitness accounts?
- Was Luke a companion of Paul who carefully recorded some of the history of Jesus?
- Do the differences in the Gospels lend them credibility?
- Do the thousands of New Testament manuscripts point to its historical reliability?
- Does the Bible provide a consistent message from Genesis to Revelation?
- Are there errors and mistakes in the Bible besides spelling and grammar?
Could we have The New Testament without The Resurrection? (“It’s No Trouble at All” – Part 6)
In this 6th and last installment in the series, we address the challenge by atheist, PineCreek, that even if Jesus had not risen bodily from the dead we could still have the evidence found in the New Testament documents.
Are There Inconsistencies & Errors in the Bible? (“It’s No Trouble at All” – Part 5)
In this 5th session addressing the video by YouTuber, PineCreek, “How to Cause Trouble in Church”, Pastor Marc addresses the issues whether the Old and New Testaments present a consistent message as well as some alleged errors in the Bible.
Liberty Hill Baptist Church 
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