Liberty Church NC

This sermon challenges us to view time as a sacred gift from God, meant to be used intentionally and for His glory. Drawing from Ephesians 5, we’re reminded to live wisely and make the most of every opportunity, while Esther’s story illustrates that God places us in specific moments for His purposes. Through Galatians 4, we see that Jesus came at the exact kairos time—the appointed moment in God’s...

The story of Hannah’s prayer and the birth of Samuel from 1 Samuel 1:1-20 will show us how God’s “no” or “not yet” is often a form of His loving protection. The truth is that unanswered prayers or withheld desires can lead to a deeper understanding of God’s wisdom and grace.

We've journeyed through the depths of spiritual warfare, from the darkness of struggle to the power of victory, and it all comes down to this: how we step into our authority and advance God's Kingdom. This final message in our "Out of the Darkness" series will encourage your spirit to live boldly. Let's not just defend against the enemy...let's actively build the Kingdom!

Today we’re exploring how destructive thoughts and strongholds form in our minds. We’ll dive into 2 Corinthians 10:1-6, where Paul teaches that our fight isn’t physical but spiritual, targeting lies, insecurities, and negative beliefs that build strongholds in our lives. We’ll look at how each choice to believe or reject a lie lays a “brick.” By choosing God’s truth, we can dismantle these walls a...

Can a Christian be “possessed”? What does the Bible say about demons, spiritual warfare, and the influence they have over our lives? In this message, we’re diving deep into this subject starting in Matthew 16:21-28 to uncover the truth about demonic influence—and how to overcome it. If you’ve ever wondered how to break free from spiritual attacks or how to stop the enemy from influencing your walk...

In today's message, we’ll explore Ephesians 6 and uncover how spiritual warfare often targets our closest relationships, creating division and conflict that can derail our faith. Learn how to put on the full armor of God to stand firm against the enemy’s schemes, protect your heart and mind, and stay grounded in Christ’s truth. Don’t miss this opportunity to be equipped and empowered to fight the...

What is spiritual warfare? Is it emotional or something that angels and demons do? There are so many "muddy" facts about what spiritual warfare is truly like so in this first in a 5-part series we will talk about what it is, why Christians are the target of it, and the deceptive practices that the enemy uses to attack us. Let's go to war!

There are some things you don't want to know.  There are many things you will never know.  There are a ton of things you don't need to know.  But when God asks you, " Do you not know?", you realize that there are eternal and life-altering things that you had better know!!

Once we have realized the mistakes we’ve made in our lives, we are free to start handling our finances God’s way. Once we start handling it God’s way then we are free to…well…then we are free to do a LOT. If you were able to do anything you wanted with your money, (under God’s approval of course), what would you do with it?

“All they want is your money”. That’s a common thing people say, unfortunately, when churches talk about the subject of tithing. It’s a covenant centered around giving 10 percent of your income back to its source: God. But is that something God really commanded us to do? Is it optional? Is this still something God expects from us today?

Why is it important to read the Bible? And why isn't the Bible enough?

You can’t predict what’s to come. None of us can. Sometimes it's good, sometimes it's bad…but it rains on the righteous and the unrighteous equally. So how do we react when the unexpected hits? How does a Christian react to what seems like the unpredictable?

This is part of a series of "group discussion" topics that are centered around subjects that are rarely heard talked about in church. Tonight's subject is: GLUTTONY. We all know the word is a sin, and it is never used as a positive thing. But is it actually a highly prevalent issue that is being ignored? Find out more in this midweek message!