Liberty Church NC

What if the God you picture…isn’t the God Jesus came to reveal? In this message, we revisit the story of the prodigal son. But this time it's not to focus on the son’s failure, but rather to rediscover the Father’s heart. Through the scriptures (and maybe even a game of hot potato), we expose how distorted views of God shape our identity and how Jesus came to rewrite that narrative. No matter what...

Scripture describes Leviathan as the “twisting serpent”…it represents pride, division, and words turned sideways. The enemy loves to stir up misunderstanding, but God calls us to something better: humility, unity, and Spirit-led communication. Don’t miss this message…it may hit closer to home than you think.

We live in a culture full of visible battles: politics, division, anger, and fear. But Scripture reminds us that our real fight is not against flesh and blood. In this message, Pastor Blake unpacks Ephesians 6 and 2 Corinthians 10 to show how the enemy hides behind lies, strongholds, and systems of thought. Through the story of David and Goliath, and the example of the Corinthian church, we’ll see...

In Session 11: Exiles Who Discern (2 Peter 2:1–22), we unpack Peter’s urgent warning about false teachers and the damage they cause. He reminds believers that while arrogance and empty promises may sound appealing, they always lead to destruction. Using vivid examples from Scripture, Peter shows both God’s judgment on the wicked and His rescue of the faithful. This lesson challenges us to sharpen...

Personal transformation in Christ starts within each of us. But, this process was never designed to remain in isolation. The change that begins in us is strengthened and supported through true fellowship with other believers. This fellowship is deeper than surface relationships or Sunday morning greetings...it involves active and authentic participation from each and every one of us.

Peter knows his time is short, so he leans in on one big theme: don’t forget what’s true. We’ll look at why reminders matter, how Peter’s eyewitness account anchors our faith, and why God’s Word shines like a lamp in the dark...and how to discern modern “prophetic” voices without drifting from Scripture.

Peter reminds us that God has already given us everything we need to live a godly life. This week we’ll explore how faith matures into goodness, knowledge, self-control, endurance, godliness, and love…and why growing in these qualities keeps us effective and fruitful for Christ.

Real change doesn’t come from trying harder...it comes from living by the power of the Holy Spirit. In this message, we’ll see that while the flesh fights to hold us back, the Spirit sets us free. And as we learn to abide in God’s presence, fruit begins to grow that no amount of trying could ever produce. This is where transformation becomes more than a dream...it becomes your new reality.

Peter closes his letter with encouragement, greetings, and a final reminder of God’s grace. We explored the cultural weight of names like Silas and Mark, how to both lead and follow with humility, and we even discussed the meaning behind the “kiss of love.” This session reminded us that the church is more than an institution...it’s a family marked by loyalty and grace...and must have a foundation...

In Session 7 of our Exiles series, “Exiles With Purpose” (1 Peter 4:1–19), we discover that suffering in the life of a believer is never wasted; it’s part of God’s refining work and can become a powerful witness to the world. Peter calls us to arm ourselves with the mindset of Christ, live on purpose in a dying world, and trust God’s justice even when the fire feels intense. This teaching unpacks...