We begin this Advent season with a look at the timing of Christ’s arrival and the promise of salvation that it fulfilled.
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Was Christmas Originally a Pagan Holiday?
Wednesday, December 16th, at 7:00pm, we will explore the claims often made about the origins of the Christmas holiday and many of the symbols and traditions that are a part of how many of us celebrate it.
Alleged Bible Contradictions: Christmas Edition
Part 1
Part 2
Sermon: “The Forgiveness of Sins” (The Apostles Creed, Part 7)
Forgiveness is a central aspect of Christianity. In this message, we explore how we understand the ways in which God forgives us and we forgive one another.
Series Page: The Apostles Creed
Sermon: “The Holy Spirit and the Holy Church” (Apostles Creed, Part 6)
What is the Holy Spirit, and what does He do? What does it mean that we are members of the Body of Christ?
Series Page: The Apostles Creed
Sermon: “The Return of Christ” (The Apostles Creed, Part 5)
Christ has ascended to Heaven where He sits at the Father’s right hand, but one day He will come again. What is He coming to do, and why does He wait?
Series Page: The Apostles Creed
Sermon: “From the Grave to the Sky” (Apostles Creed, Part 4)
In this message, we explore what Jesus did for 3 days between His death and Resurrection, and the significance of His Ascension.
Series Page: The Apostles Creed
DYF 2020: Thinking About Cultural Issues
This year for Defending Your Faith, rather than a single day event, Liberty Hill will be hosting a different guest speaker every Wednesday evening in October to address a different issue in culture.
October 7th
How Should Christians Think About Abortion?
Eric Hernandez
October 14th
How Should Christians Think About Politics?
Dr. Kenneth Ray Vaughan
October 21st
How Should Christians Think About Entertainment?
Jay Medenwaldt
October 28th
How Should Christians Think About Race?
Adam Coleman
Sermon: “Peter Restored” (The Gospels, Part 145)
John 21:1-25
Jesus appears to His disciples in Galilee, and we see one of Scripture’s greatest examples of grace in action.
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