In this opening message of our Behold Christmas Series, Ps Joel Hawting explores how King Herod perceived Jesus’ arrival as a threat to his power and position. Instead of following Herod’s example, we’re challenged to respond differently—by beholding Jesus and fully surrendering to Him as our true King.
In the final message from our Parables of Jesus series, Ps Joel Hawting explores Jesus’ Parable of the Talents from Matthew 25:14-30 and challenges each of us to utilise the gifts we’ve been given to glorify God because, in the end, that’s all that matters.
In this message, Peter Rogers continues our Parables of Jesus series and shares a children’s message, exploring two short parables that Jesus tells to illustrate the profound worth of His Kingdom from Matthew 13:44–46.
In this message, Ps Joel Hawting continues our Parables of Jesus series and explores Jesus’ Parable of the Rich Fool from Luke 12:16-21 and challenges each of us to be fully aware of the dangerous eternal implications of wealth so we can guard ourselves against becoming rich fools too.
In this message, Gerry Beimers continues our Parables of Jesus series and explores a parable that’s often misunderstood and difficult to understand; the Parable of the Fig Tree from Luke 13:6-9.
In this message, Ps Joel Hawting continues our Parables of Jesus series and explores one of Jesus’ shortest parables; the Parable of the Leaven from Matthew 13:33.
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In this message, Laura Hawting continues our Parables of Jesus series and explores one of the most well-known parables of all; the Parable of the Good Samaritan.
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In this message, Ps Joel Hawting introduces our Parables of Jesus series by reflecting on what parables are, why Jesus taught in parables, and how we’d be wise to position ourselves to know the secrets of the Kingdom of heaven contained within them.
In this message, Ps Joel Hawting reflects on the immutable nature of God and encourages us to remember that while change is a constant reality for us, God never changes and He never will.
In this message, Peter Rogers reflects on Paul’s teaching to the church in Ephesus - from Ephesians 4:4-16 - and encourages each of us to play our part in seeing Liberty Family Church grow up into the church God is calling us to become.
