What are you really hungry for?

In this message from Liberty City Methodist Church, Pastor Tim Brannon challenges us to look beyond surface-level faith and ask a deeper question: Are we seeking Jesus for what He can do—or for who He is?

Drawing from John 6:26–36, this sermon explores the tension between temporary satisfaction and eternal fulfillment. Just like the crowd that followed Jesus for bread, we can find ourselves pursuing Him for what meets immediate needs while missing the greater invitation—to know Him as the Bread of Life.

This message also unpacks the purpose of Jesus’ parables, revealing how they both uncover truth for the hungry heart and conceal it from the complacent. The difference isn’t in the message—it’s in our response.

If you’ve ever felt spiritually stagnant, comfortable, or curious about going deeper in your faith, this episode is an invitation:

Are you content with hearing… or are you willing to pursue more?

“Ask, and it will be given to you; seek, and you will find; knock, and it will be opened to you.” (Matthew 7:7–8)

Lean in. There is more.

Liberty City Methodist Church - April 12, 2026

Celebrate Resurrection Sunday with this powerful message, The Risen King, from Liberty City Methodist Church, as Pastor Tim Brannon walks through the breathtaking account of the empty tomb in Gospel of Matthew 28:1–10.

This message captures the emotional journey of Holy Week—the soaring expectations of Palm Sunday, the crushing disappointment of the cross, and the heavy silence of Saturday. In those moments when hope feels buried and God seems silent, we are reminded of a life-changing truth: just because it looks over doesn’t mean God is finished.

Through Scripture and compelling teaching, Pastor Tim reveals how what appeared to be defeat was actually God’s greatest victory. The resurrection of Jesus is not just a historical event—it is a present reality. The Risen King has defeated sin, conquered death, and now invites us to live in the power of that victory.

If you’ve ever wrestled with disappointment, doubt, or the silence of unanswered prayers, this message will meet you there—and lead you to the hope found in the risen Christ.

The tomb is empty.

The King is alive.

And His victory… is now your reality.

Liberty City Methodist Church – Resurrection Sunday | April 5, 2026

On this Good Friday, Pastor Tim Brannon delivers a powerful message titled The Crucified King, tracing the final steps of Jesus from the celebration of Palm Sunday to the suffering of the cross. Walking through the events of Holy Week, this message reveals that nothing about the cross was accidental—every moment was intentional, every step purposeful, and every prophecy fulfilled.

Centered in Gospel of John 19 and the haunting words of Psalm 22, we are invited to see the crucifixion not simply as a moment of suffering, but as the turning point of all history. When Jesus cried out, “My God, My God, why have You forsaken Me?” He was not losing control—He was revealing the fulfillment of Scripture and the depth of redemption unfolding in real time.

This message brings us to the foot of the cross—into the darkness, the anguish, and ultimately the victory declared in three words: “It is finished.” The debt is paid. The work is complete. The King, though crucified, is fully in control.

The cross is not the end of the story—it is the beginning of hope, freedom, and new life.

Join us as we remember the sacrifice, receive the grace, and behold the Crucified King.

Liberty City Methodist Church – Good Friday | April 3, 2026