Liberty Church NC

This message kicks off our Changed series by focusing on where transformation truly begins: the mind. Drawing from Romans 12, Luke 9, and 1 Corinthians 2, we’ll explore how surrender is the starting line and renewal is a daily rhythm. True change isn’t about trying harder; it’s about thinking differently through the power of the Holy Spirit. Before your life can be transformed, your mind must be r...

What if your daily grind is affecting more than just your stress level? God’s wisdom isn’t just about surviving your to-do list…it’s about protecting what matters, building what lasts, and finding rest that actually restores your soul. Join us as we unpack what Proverbs says about work, long-term fruit, and how it all impacts the people and church we’re called to build together.

In this session, Peter calls believers to stand firm when their faith is tested with courage, clarity, and a clear conscience. We’ll explore how to respond when obedience leads to opposition, unpack what it means that Jesus “preached to the spirits in prison,” and dive into the purpose and meaning of baptism. Even in suffering, Peter reminds us: Jesus has already won.

This message continues our journey through Proverbs with a reminder: emotions are powerful, but they make terrible guides. Drawing from Proverbs 9 and 10, this message explores how the voices of Wisdom and Folly both call out to us and how our responses shape the direction of our lives. We dive deep into the dangers of unguarded hearts, the importance of correction, and the daily choice to let God...

What if wisdom isn’t just knowing the right answer, but knowing the right Person? In Part 1 of our Way of Wisdom series, we unpack how true wisdom begins with the fear of the Lord. It must be a reverent, humble posture that surrenders to God’s voice over our own. Through Proverbs 1–6, a wild true story of buried treasure, and Paul’s powerful words in 1 Corinthians 1, we discover that Jesus doesn’t...

Loyalty That Lasts dives into the power of friendship through the lens of Mark 2:1–12, where a group of faithful friends tear through barriers to bring someone they love to Jesus. This message explores four iconic biblical friendships that show us what it means to encourage, confront, carry, and grow together. Whether you’re longing for deep connection or being challenged to become a better friend...

In this opening session of our 1 & 2 Peter study, we explore what it means to be Exiles With Hope. Peter writes to believers scattered and struggling, reminding them that they are not forgotten—they are chosen, known, and set apart by God. We unpack how our identity in Christ anchors us through trials, how living hope shapes our response to suffering, and how even angels marvel at the grace we’ve...

This message describes how marriage was designed to reflect the love of Jesus, not just satisfy our personal happiness. Looking at the story of the wedding at Cana, we see that Jesus cares deeply about relationships and steps in when the joy runs out...if we invite Him. This sermon challenges us to examine what we’re pouring into our marriage and how our love can lead our spouse to see Jesus more...

This session brings the book of James to a powerful close. In these final verses, James paints a picture of a faith-filled community marked by honesty, prayer, restoration, and healing. He calls us to speak truthfully, pray boldly, confess honestly, and care deeply for those who are hurting or wandering. More than a closing, this is a blueprint for a church that truly looks like Jesus, where grace...

This sermon wraps up the All Along series by exploring one powerful truth: Jesus has been present in every moment of history, including the moments of your own life. From the pillar of cloud in Exodus to the voice in the burning bush, from the words “I AM” in John 8 to the promise of Psalm 110, this message shows how Christ has always been near, even when we didn’t recognize Him. If you’ve ever wo...

In this session, James confronts the pull of comfort, the pain of waiting, and the power of endurance. He warns against selfish luxury, calls out grumbling, and urges believers to wait like farmers, trusting God for what only He can bring. Drawing from the lives of prophets and the story of Job, James shows us that patience is actually spiritual strength in motion.

What if the resistance you’re facing isn’t the enemy—but Jesus? In this message from the All Along series, we explore how Christ shows up not only in comfort and silence but also in battle and correction. From Joshua’s encounter with the Commander of the Lord’s Army, to Balaam’s divine interruption, to David’s brokenness and mercy at the threshing floor, we see that Jesus doesn’t just join our pla...

In this session, James challenges believers to stop speaking against one another and to stop living like tomorrow is promised. True faith doesn’t just avoid obvious sin—it listens, obeys, and follows through. We explore the difference between judging others and exercising discernment, and we’re reminded that life is a vapor. Whether it’s in how we speak or how we plan, James calls us to humble obe...

Do you ever feel like you’ve missed your moment? Like you’re too late, too broken, or not qualified for the calling you once dreamed about? In this message, we explore powerful moments in the lives of Hagar, Moses, and Gideon where Jesus shows up before they even know who He is. From a desert well to a burning bush to a winepress of fear, we’ll see how God gives promises and guidance even when we’...

In this honest and challenging passage, James uncovers the root of conflict...not just in our relationships, but within our own hearts. He exposes the war between our selfish desires and God’s will, calling it what it truly is: spiritual adultery. But rather than leaving us in guilt, James offers a path forward! It's through submission, resistance, repentance, and humility. This session is a bold...

This is a message for anyone who has ever wrestled with God’s will or felt abandoned in the quiet. Through the stories of Jacob and Elijah, we see that Jesus has always stepped into our darkest places, long before the cross. Whether we’re fighting for clarity or barely holding on, His presence meets us there to strengthen us and to speak for us when we can’t. This message reminds us that some of t...

This message shows us that Jesus has always been near, even before Bethlehem. In the Old Testament, we find moments known as "Christophanies", where the Son of God appears to walk with, speak to, or rescue His people in times of heavy trial. In this sermon, we look at how Jesus stepped into the furnace with three faithful men in Babylon, called Abraham’s name on a lonely mountain, and revealed Him...

In this session, James confronts the power of our words and the source from which they flow. He warns that the tongue, though small, can steer lives, start fires, and reveal whether our faith is rooted in pride or in surrender. We explore the difference between earthly wisdom, which fuels division, ego, and destruction, and heavenly wisdom, which is pure, peace-loving, and full of mercy. James cal...

Based off of his book, "It's Not a Tomb, It's a Womb", Bob Sorge shares a powerful message of hope. What if what you believe is designed to break you...is actually going to be used as a breakthrough from the Lord?

This session unpacks the most quoted, and most misunderstood, passage in James: “Faith without works is dead.” We explore what real faith looks like when it’s alive, moving, and surrendered. Through the stories of Abraham and Rahab, James shows us that genuine belief always leads to action, and that even unlikely lives can be used powerfully when trust in God takes the lead. This is where belief b...

Baptism is a powerful, public declaration of faith and also a personal moment of surrender. In this message, we talk about the biblical roots of baptism, from the waters of the Red Sea to the Jordan River, and why Jesus calls every believer to take this step. Whether it’s your first time or a recommitment, baptism marks the death of the old and the beginning of new life in Christ. This message lea...

This session explores James’s bold call to reject partiality in the church and live out the royal law of love. We unpack what it means to treat all people with honor regardless of status, appearance, or influence. We also see how favoritism directly contradicts the heart of the gospel. Using both cultural context and modern application, this session challenges us to stop reflecting the world’s val...