The Gospel story does not begin with a baby in a manger, but “In the beginning” with the sovereign King and Creator. We begin our trek through the life of Christ in the first chapter of John’s Gospel where he describes Jesus as the eternal Word of God which became a man to save us from our sin.
As we begin our trek through the life and teachings of Christ recorded in the 4 Gospels, we first take a look at these writings as historical documents and address some common notions critics of Christianity will often assert, namely that these are not actual historical accounts but more of a fable type writing
As we reflect of the Resurrection of Christ this Easter, we also take a look at understanding the reasoning behind what many in our culture consider an outlandish claim: That Jesus Christ is THE only means to right relationship with God.
Special guest, Christian apologist, blogger and speaker, Camerson Bertuzzi, addresses the historical evidence for the bodily Resurrection of Jesus as an historical event. As followers of Christ, we can be confident that our faith is not in wishful thinking or ancient myth. Christianity has a robust intellectual tradition and is rooted in historical events.
You can learn more about Cameron and his ministry at www.CapturingChristianity.com.
In Christianity, we do not just believe that Jesus was a good teacher whose message we try to apply to our lives. The claim of Christianity is that Jesus Himself IS God incarnate. It is a bold claim, and one which often gets challenged. Did the early church believe this? Does the Bible really say it? Did Jesus Himself claim it? And why does it really matter as long as we’re living decent lives as He taught?
How we approach The Bible can have major influence on what we believe. Many times the differences we have in doctrines among believers are the result of approaching the Scripture with differing understandings and methods. In this message from 3/26/17, pastor Marc examines the issue of Speaking in Tongues and the differing conclusions reached in light of the differing interpretive methods used.
Message by Allen Eby on the identity of Christ. There are various ideas about who exactly the person of Jesus of Nazareth really was. A prophet? A good teacher? A raving madman? Something worse? …. or is He exactly what He claimed to be, the Son of the Living God?
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
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.
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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