Jesus heals a man by the Pool of Bethesda, setting off a showdown with the religious leaders about the Sabbath and a proclamation of Christ’s deity.
Author: lhbcmoody
Just Passing Through
An excerpt from the message on Sept, 17th 2017 titled, “Jesus Arrives in Capernaum“.
Often we spend so much time and energy focused on and worrying about the things of this world. We treat this life and this place as if it is all we have or all we will know. But the Bible paints a different picture. We have a different home.
Q&A: “Is playing the lotto a sin?”
Pastor Marc and guest, sociologist Kenneth Vaughan, answer On-The-Spot questions from the congregation at a Q&A event on August 23rd, 2017.
Tax Collectors and Sinners (THE GOSPEL, Part 23)
The hypocrisy and self-righteousness of Jesus’ opponents is on full display as their attempts to criticize Him on several issue backfires as Jesus points out the truth, only enraging them further.
What do these encounters between Jesus and His critics teach us about our own hearts and how we as followers of Christ should view ourselves and God’s commands?
What is Jesus’ real name?
What’s in a name?
The angel tells Mary that her son shall be called … well, oddly enough there is actually some debate about that. Some say that Christ is Jewish and so ought to be called by His Hebrew name. Others say that Holy Scripture is written in Greek and so THAT should be the name used. Pastor Marc tries to shed some light on the issue in this excerpt from the April 30th message “You Who are Highly Favored“.
August Q&A Introductions and Explanation of Why We do These Events
Videos from the August 23rd Question & Answer event are FINALLY rolling out. Here is just to get your started with understanding what is going on if you have never been to or are not familiar with the Q&A ministry at Liberty Hill.
Introduction: Why We Do These Events
Consequences of Unbelief: Nazareth v. Capernaum
An excerpt from the message on Sept, 17th 2017 titled, “Jesus Arrives in Capernaum“.
We see an interesting and profound difference between the receptions that Jesus received in His home town and in Capernaum. What can we learn from these differences about belief and unbelief?
Why do they wait until sunset to come to Jesus?
In Capernaum, Jesus’ fame has spread, and He is known as a miracle worker. However, the people delay until evening to come to Him. One Gospel account leaves no explanation, while another fills us in on a missing detail from the first. Often in Scripture we will see what are called Undesigned Coincidences, places where the details of one author fill in the holes of another, giving strong support to the genuineness and reliable of the biblical accounts.
An excerpt from the message on Sept, 17th 2017 titled, “Jesus Arrives in Capernaum“.
Saved to Serve
Upon entering Peter’s house, Jesus performs a miracle which leads to a great example of humble service.
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