Liberty Church Podcasts

We don't have to win a war or win an election for the Kingdom of God to come among us. The Kingdom of God does not come by bullets or ballots; it comes by the Cross of Christ. Our task is to be a community formed around the Crucified One - a community of grace and love where each of us takes up our cross to follow the Lamb

Salvation looks like being led out through the sea, freed from bondage. God sees, hears, cares.

Between the house of bondage and the land of milk and honey there is a wilderness. The wilderness is a necessary part of the journey of faith.  Just as Christ was the rock in the dessert that brought forth water, Jesus will be with us and give us water for our souls.

There is one continual plan of salvation that began long ago and culminated in Jesus. Jesus came to fulfill what the law and the prophets had tried and failed to do. He brought a new law - the law of love.

When we bring our wounds to Jesus it initiates our healing. With joy we can draw water from the springs of salvation

The book of Revelation is all about making fully known the person and plan of Jesus for the redemption of mankind. In it we see the establishment of the new covenant and the kingdom of God. The entire book of Revelation reminds us that Jesus is on the throne. This second week focusses on chapter 13-22 and a victorious church, the Bride of Christ, who following the death of her first husband (the o...

No one looms larger in the story of the first Testament than Moses. Moses the deliverer, Moses the lawgiver, Moses the man who talked face to face with God, Moses the man who went toe-to-toe with Pharaoh. But at midlife Moses was none of these things. He was only a forgotten figure with a scandalous past; a former prince in Pharaoh’s court who was now a fugitive working for his father-in-law in th...

The book of Revelation is all about making fully known the person and plan of Jesus for the redemption of mankind. In it we see the establishment of the new covenant and the kingdom of God. This first week focusses on chapter 1-12 and a victorious Jesus who has already defeated and disempowered the enemy, satan.

Joseph was used by God to bring salvation to the house of Israel, with obvious parallels to Jesus. 

Jesus is the second Adam who comes in search of the lost Adam. In Christ all will be made alive.

Noah means "He will comfort us in sorrow. We see Jesus as the One who brings comfort. We see Jesus in the flood with our guilty consciences washed away in Baptism. And we see Jesus in the ark - Jesus is the ark that carries us from the old world to the new.

The Abrahamic blessing is realised in Jesus. Jesus is the seed of Abraham. Abraham was searching. He was looking for Jesus, for the Kingdom of God. The church is that City. 

Just as Isaac is the son of promise, Jesus is the fulfillment of all the promises of God. Just as Isaac is the son of laughter, Jesus is the bringer of joy. Just as Isaac was the son of sacrifice (where is the lamb, Isaac asks), Jesus is the lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world. 

Jesus is the ladder upon which the agents of grace ascend and descend. He's the one who reconciled Heaven and Earth. 

All scripture finds its fulfillment in Jesus Christ so we should look to Jesus to interpret the Old Testament. Here in Genesis we see the Trinity in the first three verses of Genesis. All creation is the handiwork of Christ. Not only is Christ the creator of creation, He is the redeemer of creation.