Liberty Corner Presbyterian Church

Your sin has consequences for yourself and others, even if nobody knows about it. It is not personal, it is not private; we are connected.

God is with us. God wants what is truly best for us. God has a plan for salvation. That’s God’s side and God invites us to be on God’s side. We can choose to stand on God’s side, but that does not mean that God is on our side.

God has prepared the way to claim the life God has for you--maybe in a really unlikely place.

What is your Promised Land? I believe God has a Promised Land for us. I don't just mean heaven. I also mean the life you were made for here on earth.

The story of the Biblical family of Isaac, Rebekah, Esau, and Jacob reads like a reality tv show. God promised a blessing through Abraham, yet generation after generation felt they must control the situation and didn't lean on God. Do we do the same thing today?

How can we respond when God has given us everything, yet we have been so selfish and rejected God so profoundly?

Why does Scripture matter? What does it say to us today?

Do you believe that God gets mad? When God sees sin, injustice, human trafficking, war, genocide—especially done in his own name—how could God not get angry? Human anger is usually mixed with self-centeredness.

Not so with God.

Micah lived in an unstable time. In this moment, you might expect God to give a message of comfort. That is not what God said through Micah.

So, you’ve had some success in life. You’re feeling pretty good about it, might even be proud. Seems like you should be. You’ve worked hard to get this far. You’ve studied, put in the long hours, and given it your best. But is that all there is? Are there people who helped you get there? Their names may not be known to others; they’ve not been recognized; they’ve not been thanked. They’re “Unsung Heroes.” Let’s think about them through the life of Queen Esther!