Liberti Church Gold Coast Sermons

Mordecai is a long way from home, in more ways than one. Esther is beautiful yet broken, and has something to hide. Compromise is everywhere and everyone has got problems. But no one is beyond the reach of God’s transforming grace. In this way, Esther helps us to see ourselves; we’re all compromised by our own sin and victimised by the sins of others. And just like Esther, God is not done with us...

We live in a world where power is misused and flaunted. Oftentimes, God seems hidden to us. It can be difficult to trace His plan when life dishes up unexpected twists and trials. But God’s hiddenness does not mean His absence. The Book of Esther invites us into a story where things aren’t always what they seem. A story of “coincidences” that are actually providential setups for great reversals. T...

Acts 20:17-27

Philippians 3:1-11

Acts 19:21-41

Acts 19:11-20

Acts 19:1-10

Acts 18:24-28

Acts 18:18-23

Acts 18:1-17

John 3:1-16

2 Timothy 3:14-17 | Some things are so fundamental, so obvious, that we can often overlook them. In this series, we explore some of the fundamental realities of Christianity, by ‘stating the obvious’ of what happens when God’s people gather in worship to Him.

Hebrews 10:24-25 | Some things are so fundamental, so obvious, that we can often overlook them. In this series, we explore some of the fundamental realities of Christianity, by ‘stating the obvious’ of what happens when God’s people gather in worship to Him.

Psalm 95:1-2

Romans 8:31-39

Romans 8:29-31 | How can we live with blazing confidence and die with unwavering assurance? By knowing, that from first to last, salvation is God's work and His plan will not fail.

Romans 8:28

Romans 8:23-27 | Christians have the assurance that what God has begun in our present, He promises to perfect in our future. In the meantime, we live in the midst of tension; longing for the fulfillment of the promise. But God does not leave us alone; He gives us the Holy Spirit so that we can know a sure hope in our waiting and a strong help in our praying.

1 Thessalonians 1:8-10

Romans 8:18-22 | Christianity dignifies us by being honest about the reality of suffering in this world, while at the same time giving us the most helpful & hopeful resources for facing dark days with courage. Acknowledging both our present pain, while having our eyes set on a future glory, gives us a new perspective. As C.S. Lewis said, “They say of some temporal suffering, ‘No future bliss can m...

Romans 8:14-17 | Real Christianity is deeply and intensely relational. In Christ, we are no longer slaves to fear and sin; we have been adopted into God's family. We're no longer on the sidelines; we've been brought near and given a part to play in God's great story of redemption.

Romans 8:12-13

Romans 8:9-11 | Real Christianity goes way beyond religion or self-improvement; it is a life now marked by supernatural power as the Holy Spirit takes up residence in our lives. We get a taste now in this life, of the resurrection power that is still yet to come. For every person who belongs to Jesus, we have a wonderful promise: a secure eternal future with a renewed body, in a renewed creation,...