Liquid Church

The Christmas Story: From Creation to Jesus Christ

The Christmas story isn’t a standalone moment — it’s part of a much bigger story God has been telling since Creation. From promise and prophecy to a baby in a manger and a Savior on a cross, Christmas reveals God’s love for the world and His plan to make all things new. Discover where you fit in God’s grander story this Christmas Eve.

Why Some People Finish Strong (And Others Don’t)

Most people admire a strong start. Fewer know how to finish well. This message looks at two kings—David and Solomon—and reveals how faith can fail suddenly or drift slowly. Through their stories, we discover why longevity matters, how hearts wander, and how God’s grace still meets us. Discover how you can finish strong in your own life.

The Hidden Story Behind Christmas: Ruth’s Redemption

Think you know the Christmas story? Meet Ruth—a Moabite immigrant Matthew highlights in Jesus’ genealogy. Her radical faith, her redemption, and her place in the Messiah’s family reveal a side of Christmas we rarely see. If you’ve ever felt like an outsider, this message shows why God says: you belong.

Jesus’ Family Tree: The Untold Christmas Story

The Christmas story is often painted as clean, calm, and magical. The reality is Christmas is Jesus stepping directly into the chaos, pain, and injustice of our world. When we look at the genealogy of Jesus we realize that He came from a broken story so that people with broken stories would know they still belong. The real story is raw and far more hopeful.

Give Your Best to the Least of These This Christmas

As we step into the Christmas season, Jesus gives us a simple but life-shifting challenge from Matthew 25: give the best of us to the least of these. The “least” aren’t people of lesser value. They’re the ones overlooked by the world but closest to the heart of God. This Christmas, our church is accepting this challenge and we invite you to join us as we feed the hungry, give water to the thirsty, empower the next generation, and celebrate those with special needs.