Continuing in our theme of a God of New Beginnings, Dr Peter Rogers takes us into the story of the encounter of a few fishermen with Jesus as he calls them to be disciples (Matthew 4:18-22). This encounter raises three questions for us: Is God calling you to something new in 2025? How will you respond if Jesus makes the call? How can I fish for people in my calling?
Continuing in our theme of a God of New Beginnings, Dr Peter Rogers takes us into the story of the encounter of a few fishermen with Jesus as he calls them to be disciples (Matthew 4:18-22). This encounter raises three questions for us: Is God calling you to something new in 2025? How will you respond if Jesus makes the call? How can I fish for people in my calling?
In our first message for 2025, Gerry Beimers (one of the elders of Liberty Family Church) begins with a look at the implications for us in the call of Abraham. The story is found in Genesis 11:27 - 12:7.
In his final message as Lead Pastor at Liberty Family Church, Pastor Joel Hawting shares from Micah 6:8, encouraging us to make 2025 truly meaningful by living out justice, showing steadfast kindness, and walking humbly with our God.
In this message, Ps Joel Hawting explores what scripture has to say about one of the key things that keeps us from experiencing fullness of life with God - pride - and encourages us to resist pride by embracing humility.
In this message, Ps Joel Hawting encourages us to learn from the church in Galatia who started strong in the new life with Christ but were led astray by false teachers, and guard our hearts, keep in step with Holy Spirit, and refuse to exchange the life-giving Gospel of Jesus Christ for any other lesser ‘gospel’ such as salvation by works.
In this message, Ps Joel Hawting explores Ephesians 5 and encourages us to see Paul’s teaching as being not only good news for married couples but good news for all people. Why? Because Paul’s teaching on marriage serves as a metaphor - a powerful illustration - that highlights Christ's unfailing desire for and unending commitment to the church.
In this message, Ps Joel Hawting explores one of the Psalms of Ascent - Psalm 131 - and challenges us to embrace the radical, counter-cultural posture David speaks of in his Psalm: that of humility and complete reliance on God.
