Author: lhbcmoody
Homosexuality and The Church, Part 2
What are some common myths that our culture has bought into about homosexuality? How should we, as followers of Christ, respond to challenges that Scripture is wrong? How ought we treat those around us who have same-sex attraction, both outside of the church and inside?
Much of the data shared in this message was found in The Ambassador’s Guide to Understanding Homosexuality, produced by Stand to Reason.
You can view Part 1 here: Homosexuality and The Church, Part 1
The Resurrection of Jesus, Fact or Fiction? (Special Guest, Cameron Bertuzzi)
Sunday, April 9th at 11:00am (During regular worship service time)
Special guest, Cameron Bertuzzi, will ask and address the question of whether we can say with any degree of certainty that Jesus rose physically from the dead.
Cameron, a photographer by profession, has built a ministry called Capturing Christianity where he defends the rationality of Christianity. He currently runs a blog that receives thousands of hits per month, and has recently begun hosting live discussions between theists and atheists on the question of God’s existence. More info about Cameron can be found at his website: CapturingChristianity.com
For information contact pastor Marc at pastormarc5183@gmail.com.
Being on the 2nd Sunday of the month, our usual church fellowship luncheon will follow. All guests are invited to attend.
Omnipotent, Omnipresent, & Omniscient (Doctrine of God, Part 5)
In this session we explored the meanings of and challenges to these classical understandings of God’s nature, … with the conversation meandering a bit towards spiritual warfare as well.
Homosexuality and The Church, Part 1
In recent years, the issue of homosexuality has been a hot issue in our culture. How ought to those in the church think about and respond to this divisive issue? What does the Bible say? what are some foundational ideas we need in place as we approach these questions?
You can view part 2 here: Homosexuality and The Church, Part 2.
Immaterial, Intelligent, Spaceless, Timeless (Doctrine of God, Part 4)
Our daily experience is one of existing in a physical world with the passage of time. God, however, is not human, and His relationship to the universe is quite different than ours. What does it mean that God is immaterial or spaceless? Is God’s intelligence like human intelligence? These questions and more are explored in this session of our Doctrine of God series on Wednesday nights.
Q&A: “If God wants people to worship Him, then why give us other things to worship?”
Pastor Marc answers questions from the congregation at a quarterly Q&A event in October 2016.
Q&A: “Would you allow someone on drugs to come to church?”
Pastor Marc answers questions from the congregation at a quarterly Q&A event on October 26th, 2016.
A People Who Teach
As followers of Christ, we are to be always learning, but if we are learning, then who is doing the teaching? This final message in the Be The Church series takes a look at a vital role we in the church play in one another’s lives as we seek to walk together following after Christ.
Liberty Hill Baptist Church 
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