Liberti Sermons

Jesus is the promised Saviour and we can have faith in Him to do what we can't, because He is God

Jesus will return - that is a promise filled with hope and a promise that should motivate us to go.

On the cross, the true temple, the holy son of God Jesus is destroyed for our sin, but on third day he rises again to bring us into the eternal temple.

True greatness is found in knowing Jesus and making him known, not in our own perceived greatness

The question is a good question but the answer that Jesus gives requires much more than what we think.

Jesus' authority is a good authority. The change he wants to bring is a change 4 your good. The institutions who hold authority in our world have a long track record of corruption, broken promises and unfaithfulness but Jesus does not.

Unworthy sinners come to Jesus with nothing and yet he graciously gives us everything

With an eternal perspective we get to resist the rebuke of the world, get up and follow Jesus.

The disciples get a bad rap in this passage but they're actually only asking Jesus for something he's already promised to them - they're asking for greatness but true greatness is not what they think it is.

Jesus is able to do the impossible work of salvation for all who ask by faith but his salvation doesn't end there. There is a world of comfortable mediocrity out there that he’s able to save you from too.