Continuing in our theme of a God of New Beginnings, Dr Peter Rogers (one of the Elders of Liberty Family Church) takes us into the story of the resurrection of Lazarus (John 11:1-44). Peter considers how his resurrection would have changed Lazarus’ life. Peter makes the case that such miracles bring faith, confirm faith and increase faith.
Continuing in our theme of a God of New Beginnings, Dr Peter Rogers (one of the Elders of Liberty Family Church) takes us into the story of the encounter of Nicodemus with Jesus. in John 3:1-15. This encounter sees Nicodemus wrestling with the notion of how someone can be born again.
In this message, Tim Connelly follows on from his Psalms message to takes an in-depth look at the book of Proverbs, reminding us that Proverbs are reliable counsel for right living and - like the Psalms - are valuable gifts for believers to take hold of and put into practice in their lives today.
In this message, Tim Connelly takes an in-depth look at the book of Psalms and reminds us that the Psalms are a divinely inspired anthology of praise that continue to inspire and encourage believers to this day.
In this message, guest speaker Chris Blacker (Life Ministry Church, Chirnside Park) reminds us that we are God’s Workmanship - we’ve been intentionally and beautifully created in God’s own image and continue to be shaped and refined by God as we walk with Him in this life.
In this message for NAIDOC Week 2022, Levi McGrath shares God’s heart for justice and encourages us to grow as followers of Jesus who walk in justice and treat other people the way God calls us to: with love, care and mercy.
In this message, Peter Rogers continues our journey in God’s Story by exploring the Old Testament book of Isaiah and challenges us to respond positively to the sign God gave Israel then and continues to offer us today: the sign of Immanuel.
In this message, Laura Hawting takes a dive into the well-known (but not-really-so-well-known) book of Jonah and reminds us that the Book of Jonah actually provides a very confronting message to its hearers and functions like a mirror: to our own souls.
In this message, Joel Hawting focuses in on King Hezekiah - one of the few good Old Testament Kings - and reminds us that like Hezekiah, when we face impossible situations we have a choice to make: we can try to deliver ourselves, or we can trust our impossible situations to God and invite Him to move in power to bring deliverance.
In this message, Joel Hawting takes an interlude from our God’s Story journey and leads us in a Connect Group Experience where we spend time in prayer, talk, and enjoy listening to a Bible Project Reflection called ‘Gift of Rest’ together.
In this message, Joel Hawting explores the period when Israel shifted from being ruled by Tribal Judges to being ruled by Kings and urges us to learn from both David and Saul’s instances of pride and sin, so we don’t make the same mistakes and continue ‘becoming’ as we posture ourselves humbly before King Jesus.
In this message, Tim Connelly explores the beautiful interlude of love - the book of Ruth - and draws out insights for us around what a Kinsman Redeemer was in ancient Israel, and how Jesus exists as the Kinsman Redeemer of anyone who chooses to trust Him today.
