Liberti Sermons

When God speaks, things happen. Good things, glorious things and for his people, joyful things.

The Gospel forms a community that is distinctly different from the world around us and Nehemiah 3 shows us how.

The enemy is real, but so is our God and when we cry out to Him He will strengthen our hands to do all of that which He has called us to do.

Justice is not only doing what is right for another, it's an act of worship. Justice is primarily for God. We follow in the footsteps of our Saviour who was willing to loose for the glory of God and the good of others.

The Christian life is the good life - in this life and beyond the grave and we have the joyful privilege to join with the lord to protect that life and to petition others to join us in it.

When the people of God find themselves in turmoil, they turn to God and put their hand to the task - the prayer-fuelled mission of God to build His church.

It is God that saves but and has a strong track record of saving many. We believe he’ll do that here and we will join him joyfully in that Mission by being tangibly present in the places we are.

God is a gracious God who deals with the abounding sin in our lives, through His abounding Grace for us abound in holiness.

Every year, we take three weeks to revisit our values as Liberti Church: Truth, Transformation and Presence. We seek to live out these values in our community, with the vision to make much of Jesus from here to the nations. This week we looked through our first value of Truth.

Hebrews 11 gives us a star studded cast of faithful men and women, who gave so much and received so much from God. Yet, this side of the cross we have received so much more. This week, we wrapped up our series looking at the life of Rahab.

Hebrews 11 gives us a star studded cast of faithful men and women, who gave so much and received so much from God. Yet, this side of the cross we have received so much more. This week, we're looking at the life of Moses.

Hebrews 11 gives us a star studded cast of faithful men and women, who gave so much and received so much from God. Yet, this side of the cross we have received so much more. This week, we're looking at the life of Abraham.

Hebrews 11 gives us a star studded cast of faithful men and women, who gave so much and received so much from God. Yet, this side of the cross we have received so much more. This week, we're looking at the life of Noah.

Hebrews 11 gives us a star studded cast of faithful men and women, who gave so much and received so much from God. Yet, this side of the cross we have received so much more. This week, we're looking at the life of Enoch.

Hebrews 11 gives us a star studded cast of faithful men and women, who gave so much and received so much from God. Yet, this side of the cross we have received so much more. This week, we're looking at the life of Abel.

Uncertainty is all around us, but God's promises cut through all of it. We wrapped up our series in Haggai looking at God's Power, Peace and Presence.

The curse of sin hangs over all humanity that is, until Christ comes. He redeems us from the curse so now God's people can live in the grace of His blessings.

This Old Testament book of prophecy has great significance for the church today. We, too, like the saints of old, are commanded to build God's house, and do so under the command of the Lord to be strong and not fear.

This Old Testament book of prophecy has great significance for the church today. We, too, like the saints of old, are commanded to build God's house, and we start as they did, by considering where our priorities lie.

In this last part of his letter, John demonstrates a better way to navigate disagreement. Rather than toxic pride - the way of Jesus - is a way of tender hospitality and tangible presence.

A long walk of obedience in the same direction. That's the Christian life - one step at a time, with our faces set towards Jesus, walking with him to the joy's and trials.

John writes to the church again to ground them in abiding in God's love and to warn them of the dangers of the false gospel

John closes out his first letter with a six-word exhortation to the church - little children, keep yourself from idols. A short, love-filled call to obedience in response to the love God has shown us.

Christian, you know you know Jesus because you know, and because you say "no" and that gives you great confidence in prayer.

We were created for God, to find our joy and life with him for all eternity and to live in light of that gracious gift here and now.