Liberty Corner Presbyterian Church

There is this myth out there that faith and science contradict. Both people of faith and people of science have perpetuated and fought over this myth.

What victory are you yearning for right now? Faith claims a future victory today. Faith claims that God’s victory is so assured it is already in the past. Faith brings a time shift.

There is a growing epidemic of loneliness. We were created for relationship with God and with others. Isaiah declares the Messiah will be called Immanuel, God with us. You are not alone.

God promises to restore creation, including us. We see this beautiful promise in the prophecies of Isaiah--the promise of a glorious future of safety, prosperity, and peace.

This is why we celebrate Christmas: it the time change. The kingdom of God appeared on earth in the person of Jesus. In Advent, we also remember what is coming, that Jesus will return to end this broken timeline, so we will experience kingdom time again.

We choose, consciously or unconsciously, how we spend each moment. There is always enough time…but there is never enough time for everything. Time is a precious resource because you cannot make it, you cannot save it, you can only spend it. Choose wisely.

Generosity is about more than just money--it is a state of your soul.

In this final message of the series, we explore Jesus' conversation with the woman at the well and his invitation to "come and see."

God so loved the world—in fact the Greek word is cosmos. God’s plan is to restore God’s kingdom over all creation. That’s what it’s all about.

When people set up a system that keeps others away from God, anger is a godly response. There is plenty of injustice in our world. Facing injustice is truly important. Jesus showed zeal.

God has purposes for your life each day. How focused are you on seeking and living God’s plan? Do you take the time to ask, is this what God wants?

John is an early biography of Jesus by someone who knew him. Jesus was just starting out, so people are meeting and learning about Jesus. I hope we can meet and learn about Jesus, as if for the first time.

Rev. Anthony Thompson share his journey to forgiveness for the man who shot and killed Thompson’s wife and eight other believers as they prayed during a Bible study at the predominantly Black Emanuel AME Church in Charleston, South Carolina.