John 10:1-21, Jesus uses the example of a shepherd and their sheep to illustrate His relationship to His disciples, giving several important insights along the way.
Author: lhbcmoody
Sermon: “I Was Blind, but Now I See” (THE GOSPEL, Part 68)
In John 9, Jesus heals a man born blind, and the resulting events give us some good insights regarding doubt and faith.
Sermon: “Like Father, Like Son” (THE GOSPEL, Part 67)
In His exchange with the crowd in the temple, Jesus makes it clear that He is God, and how a person responds to Him and His message displays where they are really coming from and whom they are following after.
Sermon: “Free Indeed” (THE GOSPEL, Part 66)
Jesus addresses a crowd of people who seem willing to believe Him many of whom seem unwilling to accept the truth which Jesus says will “set you free”. Why do some people have this barrier to accept the Gospel truth, and in what way does the acceptance of this truth set us free?
Sermon: “The Light of the World” (THE GOSPEL, Part 65)
In John 8 Jesus refers to Himself as “The Light of the World”. Understanding the significance of Light in the Bible helps us to understand what this claim of Jesus means.
“Defending Your Faith” Conference
Saturday, October 27th, 2018
- Marc Lambert, “Trusting in What You Know“
- Patrick Chaney, “Understanding the Trinity“
- Eric Hernandez, “The Spiritual Warfare of Our Culture“
- Allen Hainline, “God & Science: Friends or Foes?“
- Question & Answer Panel
Marc Lambert
Pastor Marc has served at Liberty Hill for the past 3 years. Prior to that he has spent over a decade serving in various capacities in youth and college ministry on church staffs and as a Baptist Student Ministry director. He has a B.S. in Religion from Liberty University and a passion for teaching God’s Word. He is kept grounded by his lovely wife, Mollie, and their 3 small girls ensure that he is too exhausted to get into too much trouble.
Patrick Chaney
Patrick is a Systematic Theologian who grew up in Moody, TX. He received his B.S. from Texas Tech University in Human Development and Family Studies and his Masters of Divinity from SMU Perkins School of Theology. His particular area of focus was systematic theology, with an emphasis on the Trinity. He currently lives in Georgetown with his wife of 14 years and their 2 children.
Eric Hernandez
Eric Hernandez is a dynamic, young, evangelistic and apologetically inclined teacher who has a passion for defending his faith on theological and philosophical grounds. He is a licensed minister, a certified formation therapist and a former instructor of Magdiel Bible Institute. He is well respected and sought after for his expository ability and insight into apologetics. He has taken this calling into various countries and states that the Lord has lead him to. Eric has spoken and debated on a public level at university and college campuses where he adamantly and adequately defends the Christian faith against atheist, agnostic and deistic professors of different worldviews. He holds an associate degree in social science, a bachelor degree in theology and is currently working on his certificate in apologetics from Biola University. He runs Eric Hernandez Ministries which encompasses speaking engagements, apologetic seminars, weekend training courses, debates, blogs, articles and much more. He is married to Kendall Hernandez and they have one daughter, Adyson Grace.
Allen Hainline
Allen graduated with a bachelor’s degree in physics from UT Austin and received a Master’s Equivalent degree in Systems and Software Engineering from UT CES. His most recent education included graduate study at Biola University in apologetics. Allen worked at Raytheon for about 12 years in software engineering before leaving as an Engineering Fellow in 1999 to be involved in 3D-modeling at a startup company. He has taught for Raytheon, UT, and the College of Southwestern. Allen owns a small technology company developing AI algorithms. He has worked for about 20 years in commercial satellite imaging, producing the imagery used in Google Maps and other applications. He also has led a Reasonable Faith chapter the past 8 years at UT Dallas and more recently also at a public high school. He recently partnered with Dr. Luke Barnes to write a chapter on fine-tuning evidence for God for a book entitled Story of the Cosmos, which will be available in 2019.
Sermon: “Did Jesus Really Do That?” (THE GOSPEL, Part 64)
In John chapter 8 we get a beautiful picture of the Gospel of Christ in the account of the woman caught in adultery. This passage also gives us an opportunity to look at how Bible scholars know that the Scripture is an accurate and reliable accounting of the life and teachings of Jesus.
Sermon: “Rivers of Living Water” (THE GOSPELS, Part 63)
John 7:37-52
On the last day of the feast, Jesus gives a Gospel invitation to the crowd. From this event, we learn some valuable insights about common reactions to Christ and our role as followers of Christ in sharing the joys of this Gospel message.
Sermon: “Seek the Lord While He May be Found” (THE GOPEL, Part 62)
While teaching in the temple, Jesus issues a warning that implies a sense of urgency for both those present then and for us today.
Sermon: “Believing the Claims of Jesus” (THE GOPEL, Part 61)
John 7:10-24
Jesus’ critics try to discredit Him as a reliable teacher, and in His response Jesus gives us 5 reasons why we can/should accept His claims as true.
Liberty Hill Baptist Church 
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