In this sermon Libin explores the disruptive nature of Jesus, drawing parallels with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s call for "Good Trouble." Centered around Jesus cleansing the temple, the sermon emphasizes the church's role as a dynamic house of prayer, urging believers to prioritize prayer over programs. It challenges listeners to reflect on cleansing their hearts and envisions a powerful revival marked by miraculous healings when the church fully embraces its identity as a house of prayer.
Embark on a 21-day spiritual journey, slowing down for worship and gratitude as we explore the profound prayer Jesus uttered in Gethsemane. Amid overwhelming sorrow, Jesus prayed, "Abba, Father, everything is possible for you. Take this cup from me. Yet not what I will, but what you will." This prayer echoes through time, inviting us to pray for heaven's invasion on earth and aligning our hearts with eternal hope. Join us in this transformative prayer challenge, where dependence on Jesus becomes a lifestyle, and hope triumphs over suffering.
In this New Year sermon, Libin urges the congregation to make God's presence the central focus of their lives, drawing inspiration from the lessons learned in David's pursuit of the ark. Emphasizing the importance of sacrifice, consecration, and worship aligned with God's prescribed way, the message encourages the congregation to reflect on prioritizing God's presence over convenience as they step into 2024.
Step into the enchantment of our "Silent Night" Christmas Eve service, exploring the diverse silences of life. Amidst the chaos, we reflect on Mary and Joseph's journey, finding transformative peace in the birth of Jesus. Discover the poignant story of hymn creator Joseph Mohr, born into pain, crafting the most sung Christmas song. Recognize God's constant work in silence, as exemplified by the historic impact of Silent Night during World War I. Join us for a Silent Night filled with hope, joy, and the timeless Christmas story. Merry Christmas!
Join Libin on a heartfelt journey through the layers of "O Come All Ye Faithful," as he draws parallels between childhood wonders and the enduring message of Christmas. Through personal anecdotes and reflections on the shepherds' response, he unveils the hymn's timeless invitation to come and behold Jesus, inspiring listeners to rediscover the joy and adoration of the season. This sermon promises a soul-stirring experience, urging all to seek, see, and sing with renewed passion this Christmas.
Unveiling the profound message of the timeless hymn, Libin draws parallels between the birth in Roaring Camp and the monumental impact of Jesus Christ's birth. Delve into the hymn's origins, explore the angels' proclamation, and reflect on the wonder of Jesus' birth, reminding us that a Savior, the everlasting Lord, has been born for each of us. Don't miss this opportunity to deepen your understanding of the Christmas story.
Step into the enchanting world of Christmas with the timeless hymn "O Come, O Come Emmanuel." Originating in the 8th century, this Latin melody weaves Old and New Testament passages, capturing the essence of the season. As we unravel the theology of hope, the hymn becomes a universal prayer, reminding us that in the mystery of the manger, we find the key to our deepest longings—a Savior who came, is with us now, and will come again. Rejoice, for Immanuel is here, and Immanuel is coming.
Explore practical wisdom for navigating political conversations with insights on five simple "Rules of Engagement." This sermon provides actionable guidance, from the power of prayer to prioritizing spiritual over earthly influence, fostering unity during Thanksgiving and beyond in today's diverse world.
In this sermon Libin emphasizes the Kingdom of God over political affiliations, the focus is on being ambassadors of Jesus, not forsaking their identity for any political jersey. The sermon explores the early church's commitment to the law of Christ, highlighting seven transformative markers, from racial equality to forgiveness. Ultimately, the message urges Christ-followers to embody the law of Christ daily, making the Kingdom of God irresistible in a divided world.