Liberti Sermons

The old self is dead, the new life in Christ is alive because he is alive. How do we walk well in this new life? Set your mind on things above - set your mind on Christ.

Nothing grows well in the shadows and yet we are lured towards them with empty promises of growth and fullness. If we want fullness, we need Christ.

Jesus is the only path to spiritual fullness and we can be convinced that he is because he fills his people with his power, saves his people from spiritual death and brings them eternal life through his resurrection.

The minister of Christ joyfully toils for the maturity of the church. Are we prepared like Paul and Christ before him to give our all for the sake of the church?

The world is constantly trying to de-stabilise the Christian from their faith. What is the remedy? Look at who Christ is, Christ he has done and we are in Him.

In some of the most important verses on Christ in the bible, we are given what the Apostle Paul knows is the most effective remedy for strengthening the weak believer - a picture of the supremacy of Christ.

The world presses in on us all time pushing us to conforms and submit. Suffering always seems to lurking around the corner. Struggle is a daily battle. What should the christian do in the difficulty of life - just keep on going? There is a better way - keep on remembering.

Hope and faith come to us in Christ Jesus through the Gospel and this Gospel of love moves us to be a people of love.

Prayer is an act of dependence on God and its act of defiance against Satan. We are demonstrating that more than anything we want to see him push back the darkness and shine the light of the glory of the gospel into the hearts of more and more people across this city.

darkness & shine the light of the glory of the gospel into the hearts of more and more people across this city.

Isaiah looks forward to our today and sees a people overflowing with thankfulness. That is a distinctive mark of God's people - drawing up joy from the well of our salvation and overflowing with thankfulness.