Dustin shares his story about recently being in a bomb and dealing with major fear and anxiety and how he had to shift his emotions according to the promises of God. Whenever we have difficulties flying in our direction, we must be open our eyes and be reminded of God’s faithfulness!

How can i be sure that I’m actually saved? Today we look at Mary and the other women that went to the tomb when Jesus arose from the grave. They had an encounter the living risen Savior, and it changed things. Similar to how John the Baptist encountered Jesus and exclaimed, ‘BEHOLD!’. When men and women in Scripture met with God, it was life altering. Our prayer is you meet with Jesus today through this message, and it changes you. BEHOLD!

There were 4 friends that we read about in Luke 5 that had a Roof Wrecking Faith. They believed in what Jesus could do for their friend so much, that they were willing to risk time, money, and reputation just to get their friend at the feet of Jesus. What will it take us to get this kind of faith?

Israel had just gone through 39 chapters of some pretty heavy correction from the prophet Isaiah—warnings about what was coming because of their unfaithfulness. But then everything shifts. Around chapter 43, the tone changes. God starts talking about restoration, redemption, and what’s ahead. And then He says, “Look, I am about to do something new.” That’s not just for them—that’s for us too. God is STILL doing new things. He’s working right now—maybe in ways you don’t even see yet. So don’t get stuck looking back. Pay attention to what God is doing right now—and what He might be doing in you and through the people around you.

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Today we break down something we have quoted and known so long, the Lord’s prayer. Learn and apply these prayer principles from the Lord’s prayer that could, and will transform your prayer life.

Welcome to the Liberty Church online experience!
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Have you made a decision to follow Jesus? You may be wondering what’s next on your journey. We want to help or answer any questions you may have. Let us guide you to your next steps in your walk with Christ: https://lbcdublin.ccbchurch.com/goto/forms/133/responses/new
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In Mark 14, we get a raw glimpse of Jesus in the flesh. His heart is heavy—some would even argue heavier than what He endured on the cross. We see Him cry out to the Father with deep intensity and intimate trust. Here, Jesus reaches one of the lowest moments of His earthly life, where He begins to bear the weight of what is coming and experiences a loneliness we will never have to face. Stay tuned end till the end and we will trace this moment through the rest of Scripture, and gain a deeper understanding of what Christ endured for us.

As we journey through the New Testament daily, we are getting to Mark 8:34-38. Jesus gives the crowd, and the disciples a description of discipleship. This is his notorious message of telling the crowds to take up your cross and follow me. An extreme call to discipleship that may have been misunderstood to the modern day Western mind. But reading it through the lens of a 1st Century Jew or Gentile, they would understand the cross differently, especially pre-resurrection. Grab your pen, or your notes page on your phone, ready to write down Jesus’ process of what it takes to be his disciple!

In Mark 4:34-41, we find the disciples in a pickle in the Sea of Galilee. They just experience Jesus performing all kinds of miracles, and they take a boat across the Sea to the Decapolis. This is a spiritually dark region. Trials and difficult tasks await them. But before that, a deadly storm, at least that’s what the disciples believed was their impending threat. While they thought they were dying, Jesus was napping in the stern of the boat. How did the disciples respond? How did Jesus respond? What was he angry with them? Listen through this message to understand their storm, and how your storm could be preparing you for something much bigger than you could imagine!