Liberty Church Podcasts

This week begins a new 5 week series and a deep dive into the meaning of the Cross. This will be an enriching empowering experience that will open doors to deeper encounters with Jesus. 

Week 2 of a 5 week series. This weeks message explores the important theme of blood sacrifice when understanding the cross of Jesus. This message unpacks another angle of the cross, and what His blood sacrifice means for our daily lives.

Week 3 of Contemplating the Cross - This week we explore how Jesus' work on the cross defeated the "powers" that have wrecked our world. We discover the power of the cross and what it means for our everyday lives, especially in the face of personal and global pain, evil and death.

Week 4 of Contemplating the Cross. This week is all about Substitutionary Love of God. "God does not love us because Christ died for us; Christ died for us because God loved us"

Keen to grow in your prayer life? Then this message is for you. "Prayer is not a pious decoration of life. It is the breath of human existence" Henri Nouwen

Part 2 in a 2 part series on prayer that will enable your prayer life to grow.

What we need in this moment is a fresh revelation of Jesus as the Lamb of God, at the centre of all we do as followers of Jesu

When we walk into a dark room we do not dispel darkness by trying to scoop it up and get it out of the room. We turn on the light. Today we hear ways Christ's light overcomes the darkness of our world.

As we celebrate the last Sunday of Advent we explore glory and peace, two things that are to mark our relationship with God.

The first Sunday of the year is a good time to make conscious changes and build new habits to ground us in God's love.  In this message Trent speaks to 4 of the most important questions we need to ask for a spiritually healthy 2026 

Advent is a time of preparation and waiting for God's coming in Christ. This message focuses on John the Baptist and how he points us to Jesus.

This message explores the Advent story of Zechariah. We look at the ways God shows up in his life which has implications for the ways God shows up in our lives. We focus on themes of waiting God's grace and the limits of human potential that open us up to God's power.

In this message we explore the mindset that leads to the kind of life we long for.

We begin the Advent season with discovering the kind of King, King Jesus is. 

We often hear that God works all things for good but what does "good" mean? 

This message wraps up our 10-week series through Romans 8.  If you are curious or even doubtful of God's love, this sermon will give you a much-needed change of perspective.

This message explores the important connection we have between groaning and hoping. In a world marked by so much groaning, we are called to enter into it, but to do so from a place of hope. If you find yourself groaning in some area of your life, this sermon will serve you well.

Paul uses the metaphor of adoption to explain our new life in Christ.  We explore our identity as a child in God's family and how it liberates us from fear and condemnation

Jesus calls us to be a disciple, one who recognises the free love of God, but is should not stop there. When we look at what Christ has done for us, we have an obligation. This message explores that tension - the tension of acceptance and obedience. 

Hear how God transports us to a new reality dominated by the Spirit, where we no longer have to be controlled by sin. Those days are over! Today, in Christ, you are rescued, forgiven and set free.

Jesus calls His followers to hear His words and to put them into practice. A lifetime of discipleship is a lifetime of practice. And it's only when the testing comes that different foundations are exposed.

We live in a world where condemnation is rampart. The way to transformation is in the good news that there is no condemnation. This message begins an exploration of Romans 8. 

This message clarifies the fruit that God is looking for and concludes with a wonderful analogy of what the Christian life should look like.