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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

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

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

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

Apostles Creed SERIES PAGE

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

John 21:1-25

Jesus appears to His disciples in Galilee, and we see one of Scripture’s greatest examples of grace in action.

Sermon Series Page

 

 

Panelists

• Patrick Chaney: Patrick is a Systematic Theologian who grew up in Moody, TX.  He received his B.S. from Texas Tech University in Human Development and Family Studies and his Masters of Divinity from SMU Perkins School of Theology. His particular area of focus was systematic theology, with an emphasis on the Trinity.
• Clinton Wilcox: Clinton is an apologist and author for the Life Training Institute. While capable of defending the Christian faith on a wide range of issues, Clinton’s primary focus in the area of bioethics (abortion, euthanasia, etc.).
• David Dover: David has his MDIV from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, is am Air Force veteran, and has spent decades in the ministry in a variety of roles including evangelist, Baptist Student Ministry Director, hospital chaplain, and pastor.
• Marc Lambert: Pastor at Liberty Hill, focuses on helping people seek the answers to their questions and doubts.    

 

 

 

Critical Theory and all of it’s various cultural incarnations (Social Justice, Intersectionality, Critical Race Theory, Gender Theory, etc.) is a toxic ideology that is destructive to the church and society as a whole. As followers of Christ, we are to dedicated to the truth and to loving our neighbors. As such, we should oppose falsehood and injustices in our society. At this time in America, there is no more pernicious and nefarious injustice being perpetrated on the American people than the lie of Critical Theory.

The problems in our culture cannot be solved by divisive untruths. They need the Gospel of Christ.

Below are several resources that present the facts about Critical Theory so that we may be equipped to  understand and respond to the culture around us on these issues.

 

Dr. Neil Shenvi

•  https://www.ShenviApologetics.com

 

Dr. Voddie Bauchum (Videos)

•  Ethnic Gnosticism
• Cultural Marxism
• Racial Reconciliation
• Defining Social Justice
• Social Justice And The Gospel Panel Discussion

 

The Trojan Horse: Interview by Michael O’Fallon with Dr. Peter Boghossian and Dr. James Lindsay regarding Critical Theory and Christianity.

• Episode 1: Deconstructing Communities
• Episode 2: Radical Sujectivity
• Episode 3: Critical Race Theory

 

New Discourses*

Collection of scholars addressing the cultural shift towards Critical Theory and seeking to get back to open and honest dialogue. Contributors include Peter Boghossian, James Lindsay, and Helen Pluckrose, the authors of several bogus journal articles that exposed the political agenda of Critical Theory based disciplines.

• https://newdiscourses.com
• Social Justice Encyclopedia

 

* New Discourses is not a Christian organization. Please do not see their inclusion on this list as an endorsement of everything they say.  However, their research and insights on Critical Theory are useful for understanding the ideology better.