Liberti Church Gold Coast Sermons

God is both infinitely wise and infinitely happy. Wisdom leads us into fullness of life, by leading us into the fullness of God.

More precious than riches, power, popularity or success, is wisdom. To know wisdom is to understand how God has designed life to work, and to live in line with that. It means to let God beGod ​in your daily experience -- so that with Him and in Him -- you’ll be able to face anything

Advent. It’s a season where we enter into a time of waiting and anticipation. Like God’s people in the Old Testament awaiting the coming of the Saviour, Christians today look forward with the same anticipation to Christ’s return. In the midst of uncertain times, Christians have a living hope, because God is faithful to His promises.

Psalm 1 shows us that true and lasting happiness is attainable in this life. This happiness is deeply rooted in the delighting of God’s Word and the righteousness that Jesus provides through His death and resurrection.

Submission is a muscle that every single Christian on planet earth is called to flex. Jesus has a design in mind for those entrusted with leadership, and it is not that of cattle-ranchers driving a herd from the back, but shepherds leading their flock by example from the front. When humility flavours both the way elders lead and the way Christians follow within a local church, we get a foretaste o...

The local church is not a spiritual event to attend, but a community of ‘sent-people’ to belong to. Every Christian has a story to tell and a space to invite others into. When we remember that once we were strangers to God, and through Jesus we’ve been given a seat at the table, we begin to open up our lives and live on God’s mission with courage, warmth, and good news to tell.

The Apostle Paul shows us that a Spirit-led church is one marked by relational gentleness and financial generosity. Because Jesus bore the ultimate burden of our sin on the cross; we, by the Spirit’s power can embrace our responsibility to bear one another’s burdens.

Right thinking about Jesus (gospel-doctrine), should lead our churches into a right experience together of Jesus (gospel-culture). In John 13:34-35, Jesus connects the believability of our message with the beauty of our relationships. The presence of biblical non-negotiables in a church — like love, humility, and patience — will either validate the message of the gospel or vandalise it.

We are a church that is passionately committed to the centrality of Jesus, in every part of our lives. The truth of the gospel is really good news and is the message through which Jesus has promised to liberate and transform people’s hearts. The Bible is a wonderful gift for us, but it is not about us. It is all about Jesus, and therefore, so are we.

In a culture nervous about any commitment that extends beyond commitment to one’s self, gospel partnership is a strategic counter-cultural step that cultivates genuine discipleship and devotion to Jesus, that becomes a living apologetic of the gospel’s beauty to an unbelieving world. In this week’s message, we explore how a gospel partner is anyone who genuinely confesses that Jesus is Lord, and p...

All of history is moving toward a day, where every people group will have been reached with the gospel (Rev 7:9). We have been included in a mission that will not fail. And every local church has a part to play in partnering with the global church, to reach those who have yet to be reached.

What God gives to us, is never just for us. Esther gives us a model for how God’s people are to steward power, wealth, and influence - using these not for themselves, but the flourishing of others.

Forgiveness is the gospel on display in our relationships. Receiving the grace of God is never something we graduate from, but something we grow deeper in.

Haman spent his life grabbing after applause and power, only to discover that the staircase of self-glory led not to a throne, but a gallows. At the climax of the story of Esther, we see that one of the bedrock principles of the entire universe is this: pride leads to destruction and humility leads to life.

What do we need to know when we are struggling to make sense of life? That God is in control, God is not behind schedule, and God gives grace to the humble. We can begin to rest when we realize that we don’t need to know the future, if we know the heart of the One who does.

What are you living for? Who are you listening to? As we see Esther's plan and Haman's plan begin to unravel, we also see that the answer to these two questions shape the trajectory of our lives.