Luke 7 and Matthew 11 tell an account of John the Baptist sending disciples to question Jesus. After providing further evidence of His divinity, Jesus has a word for the crowd about those who seek after God and those who seek only their own glory.
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Sermon: “Faith and Bridges” (THE GOSPEL, Part 35)
Luke 7:1-10
Matthew 8:5-13
A centurion displays amazing faith in asking Jesus to heal his servant, and we take a look at what it means to have faith.
Sermon: “Pursuing Justice for Those Who Can’t” (Sanctity of Life Sunday, 2018)
The major social justice issue of our time: The deaths of millions of unborn human beings who are sentenced to die for the “crime” of being inconvenient. The Christian church has lead the charge in overturning every past major human rights injustice. This time should be no different.
Sermon: “The Beginning of Knowledge”
Psalm 19 & Proverbs 1
Part 2 of our Refocus for 2018 takes a look at wisdom and knowledge and how God graciously grants us wisdom rather than leaving us to our own devices to muddle through this life.
Sermon: “Great is the Lord” (Refocus 2018)
Scripture: Psalm 147
As we begin 2018, we seek to refocus our attention more on God Himself, His nature and character and what He has done in our lives. Too often we can let our church life and religious practice become focused on learning “about God” and let our relationship with God become distant and mechanical.
Sermon: “The Light of the World”
Message from Christmas Eve service 2017. In Scripture, Jesus is referred to The Light of the World. What are some of the functions of light which also parallel the role Jesus fulfills in our lives?
(Unfortunately, there were technical issues that did not allow the song portion of the service to be included.)
Sermon: “The Promised King” (THE GOSPEL, Part 34)
Matthew recounts an episode in Jesus’ infancy where Mary and Joseph had to flee to Egypt. Within this account we find several prophecies fulfilled which point to Jesus as the messiah promised by God in the Old Testament.
Was Jesus birth as low profile as it is often portrayed?
Often times we talk about or think about Jesus’ birth as some secret, private event that went unnoticed, but is that what the Bible describes?
Sermon: “Waiting for the King” (THE GOSPEL, Part 33)
2,000 years ago most of the people in Israel were waiting for the coming of the King, but hardly anyone recognized Him when He came. What can we learn from those who saw Jesus for who He was?
Liberty Hill Baptist Church 
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