Part of being a disciple of Christ is to be a life-long learner. As followers of Christ we are to observe His teachings and seek to emulate His lifestyle, but how can we do these things if we do not know what they are?
Category: Sermons
A People Who Share
In this latest Sunday Morning message from our “Be the Church” series, we see that Christ has given His church a charge, a task. We have been given the privilege of participating in His plan of redeeming mankind, and our part to play is to share the Good News that it is possible through Christ.
A People Who Live
It’s a common misconception that Christianity teaches we can’t have any fun or somehow have to give up pleasures of this life. But what is the truth? How ought Christians think about and engage with the pleasures that God’s creation has to offer?
A People Who Serve (2017)
In part 3 of the “Be the Church” series, we take a look at how, as followers of Christ, we are to model our lives after His. When studying the Scriptures, one thing becomes very clear, Jesus served others, and so should we.
In His Image (Sanctity of Human Life)
The Bible teaches that mankind has been made in the image of God which includes an inherent dignity shared by all human beings. This has implications for how we are to treat one another in many areas of life, and in our current cultural context, especially on the issue of the unborn. (sermon from January 15th, 2017)
A People Who Worship (2017)
What is worship? Why do we worship? How should we worship? Sermon 2 in the “Be The Church” series.
A People Who Pray (2017)
Part 1 in the sermons series “Be The Church”. This message deals with how we, as followers of Christ, ought to be characterized as a people who pray and the common reasons why we don’t.
Christ the King
Christmas is not only a celebration of the birth of the Savior, but also of the King. Christ came the first time to teach and save, but His second coming will be another sort of event altogether. What will happen when the King returns, and what does it mean for Christians and for our celebration of Christmas?
Christ the Healer
As we continue preparing for Christmas, we now turn our reflections to Christ as a healer, not only on the streets of ancient Israel, but also in our lives today.
Christ the Carpenter
As we lead up to the celebration of Christmas, we take a look at the person of Jesus Christ, who He is, and why it matters to our lives today. We see in Scripture that not only was Jesus a carpenter by trade in his home town of Nazareth, but we also see that as God Himself, He is also the Master Carpenter.
Liberty Hill Baptist Church 
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