Liberti Sermons

The gospel is a seed of power, a seed that penetrates and a paradox of weakness and power.

Obedience is sustained by looking back to our redemption and forward to our redeemer

God is a just God. His justice is brought by his Son, His justice is settled in his son and His justice is shown through his people.

God's standard in marriage in complete fidelity, which he shoes to his church, the bride in every way.

God despises half-hearted worship - the right worship he delights in is bringing our devotion and dependance to God with a holy fear and holy honour.

In love, God chose his people and in love he secures their future. We don't deserve his love but we have it, we don't deserve to be chosen, but we are, we don't deserve the glorious future promised but it's ours.

The Ascension of Jesus bring us hope now through the presence of the Spirit and hope for the future when we will be with him in our promised eternal home

The resurrection of Jesus changes everything for those who believe - our past, present and our future.

Jesus' trial reveals the accusations of the devil to be the lies that they are. We are not guilty of judgement for our sin, not because we don't sin, not because we don't deserve judgement because our guilty verdict is exchanged with Christ's innocence.

The suffering of Christ in the garden teaches us how we, as his disciples, can suffer now with hope.

The Christian life is breaking free from the shackles of sin and the bonds of the strong man satan to receive eternal life in Christ but its also giving everything we have to follow the will of God.

You are who Jesus says you are. Don't question that. Here's a better question to ask - what does it look like to be who he says you are?

The man with the withered hand coming for healing restoration and health from Jesus on the Sabbath, is the most sabbath thing he could have done, and yet those with religious hearts miss the point entirely.

Your greatest problem has been dealt with if you are a believer in Jesus Christ through his death and resurrection. Your greatest problem, and we should view all of our other problems through this lense.

Like the leper in this passage, come to Jesus, take the knee, receive him as your saviour and allow him to lead you into the loving presence of the Father, again and again and again as you draw near him in prayer.

The driving out of the unclean spirit and the healing of Simon's mother in law were just skirmishes before the great battle that would be played out in Jesus' death on the cross.

"The Kingdom is at Hand - Repent and believe the gospel". Those are Jesus' first recorded words by Mark and they are words that ring in the ears and hearts of every disciple.

For those who are tempted to sin and for those who suffer in a broken world, Jesus gets it - lean into him and receive his comfort.

The wilderness teaches us that our works will never be enough to bring us life. We need to be cleansed by another and saved by another. That's the King Jesus reveals himself to be in this gospel.

God's people have a continual posture of thankfulness in all seasons and the Gospel gives us immeasurable reasons to be thankful in both word and deed. A standalone sermon to kick our prayer week in 2024.

In the coming of Christ, the eternal light of God broke into humanity. His life was full of grace and truth and his death, seemed like the darkest of days but in his resurrection, a light far more powerful than all the suns combined rose on humanity.

Christ promises to supply all of our needs - we must recognise first that we’re needy and then we must lean into him

A life lived in the loving presence of Christ will look different, it will stand out and be attractive and it will draw others to see his beauty.

We all sin. The important question is what do we do when we do? The Song shows us a picture of true repentance that has us coming back to the love of our faithful friend and saviour Jesus.

Christ loves your love of him, so give it to him, and be encouraged, he isn’t looking for the extravagant displays of affection - even the smallest glance thrills his heart.