This past Sunday, April 12th, during our morning worship gathering, Lead Pastor Eric Stewart brought a powerful and timely message centered on one word: Victory.

Rooted in 1 Corinthians 15:35–58, this message reminds us that the resurrection of Jesus isn’t just something we celebrate once a year—it’s a present reality that changes how we live every single day. Because Jesus has already conquered sin, death, and the grave, we’re not fighting for victory—we’re living from it.

Pastor Eric walks us through four clear and challenging responses to that truth. As believers, we are called to be steadfast—anchored and consistent in our faith even when comfort tempts us to drift. We are to be immovable—deeply rooted in Christ, not easily shaken by culture, pressure, or fear. We are to be always excelling—faithfully showing up, doing good, and growing in our walk with Jesus, even when it’s not glamorous or immediately rewarding.

And finally, we are reminded to know—to have full confidence—that our labor in the Lord is not in vain. Every prayer, every act of obedience, every moment of service matters. Even when it goes unseen, heaven keeps perfect record.

This message is both encouraging and challenging, calling us to examine what we are truly living and laboring for. If the victory has already been won, then how should that shape the way we live today?

Take a moment to listen in, be encouraged, and be challenged to live a life marked by victory in Christ.

OUR LIBERTY CHURCH CORE VALUES

I Will Worship Enthusiastically

I Will Pray Consistently

I Will Grow Intentionally

I Will Serve Humbly

I Will Give Generously

I Will Share Boldly

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What Is Love? | Easter 2026 | Pastor Eric Stewart

What is love—really?

In this powerful Easter message, Pastor Eric Stewart walks through 1 Corinthians 13 and reveals that love is more than a feeling—it’s the very nature of God. From patience and kindness to forgiveness and truth, this sermon points us to the ultimate picture of love displayed through the cross and resurrection of Jesus.

This message is a reminder that while we fall short, God’s love never does. Through Christ, we see a love that bears all things, endures all things, and never ends.

If you’ve ever questioned your worth, your past, or your purpose—this message is for you.

God is patient. God is kind. And Jesus proved His love for you.

OUR LIBERTY CHURCH CORE VALUES

I Will Worship Enthusiastically

I Will Pray Consistently

I Will Grow Intentionally

I Will Serve Humbly

I Will Give Generously

I Will Share Boldly

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RUN WELL | 1 Corinthians 9:24–27

What does it mean to truly live a life that counts?

In this powerful message, Run Well, Pastor Eric unpacks a clear and urgent call to every believer: following Jesus is not a casual jog—it’s a race that demands focus, discipline, and endurance. Preached during our March 29th morning worship gathering, this sermon challenges us with a sobering reality—we are not just living day to day, we are running toward eternity.

Drawing from 1 Corinthians 9:24–27, this message highlights four critical truths:

We are in a race—and it’s not a game. Surrounded by a cloud of witnesses, we are called to lay aside every weight and fix our eyes on Jesus. At the same time, Scripture reminds us that we are in a spiritual battle, not against people, but against unseen forces. This race requires awareness and urgency.

Everything matters. Just like an athlete trains with discipline, we are called to live lives marked by self-control and intentionality. The direction of our lives—not perfection—reveals the authenticity of our faith.

Don’t run aimlessly. God has given each of us a purpose, and we are called to live wisely, making the most of our time. The question we must wrestle with is this: Are we living for things that are truly worth Christ dying for?

Don’t be disqualified. Paul’s warning is clear—it's possible to look the part on the outside while lacking true spiritual integrity within. A life of discipline, surrender, and daily obedience is what keeps us aligned with God’s calling.

This message is both a challenge and an invitation—to examine our lives, refocus our priorities, and commit to running our race with endurance, purpose, and unwavering faith.

You are in a race.
You are in a fight.
So run well.

OUR LIBERTY CHURCH CORE VALUES

I Will Worship Enthusiastically

I Will Pray Consistently

I Will Grow Intentionally

I Will Serve Humbly

I Will Give Generously

I Will Share Boldly

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God showed up and changed direction for this Sunday. This is the message from our March 22nd morning worship gathering.

OUR LIBERTY CHURCH CORE VALUES

I Will Worship Enthusiastically

I Will Pray Consistently

I Will Grow Intentionally

I Will Serve Humbly

I Will Give Generously

I Will Share Boldly

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This weeks message is preached by our Connections Pastor Chris Brock. This message is from our March 15th 2026 morning worship gathering.

OUR LIBERTY CHURCH CORE VALUES

I Will Worship Enthusiastically

I Will Pray Consistently

I Will Grow Intentionally

I Will Serve Humbly

I Will Give Generously

I Will Share Boldly

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Today Pastor Eric is joined by Todd Payne, a Missionary to India through Hopegivers International. Todd Payne and his family are one our Mission partners that we support each month financially.

Find out more about Hope Givers International here https://hopegivers.org/

OUR LIBERTY CHURCH CORE VALUES

I Will Worship Enthusiastically

I Will Pray Consistently

I Will Grow Intentionally

I Will Serve Humbly

I Will Give Generously

I Will Share Boldly

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Podcast Overview – “Kingdom Business”
Preached March 8, 2026 by Pastor Eric Stewart

In this powerful message from 1 Corinthians 5:6–13, Pastor Eric Stewart confronts one of the most uncomfortable—but necessary—topics in the life of the church: dealing with sin within the body of Christ. The church in Corinth had begun to compromise, tolerating sin so severe that even the surrounding culture recognized it as wrong. Through the Apostle Paul’s instruction, we are reminded that a compromising church becomes a crippled church, but a pure church becomes a powerful witness for Christ.

Drawing from Scripture and practical illustrations, Pastor Eric challenges believers to recognize that unrepented sin never stays small—it always grows. Like yeast spreading through dough, tolerated sin quietly expands until it affects the entire body. As quoted from J. Vernon McGee, “A pure church is a powerful church, but an impure church is a paralyzed church.”

This sermon walks through four critical truths about handling Kingdom Business:

It Is Time to Clean Out – Believers must stop boasting in themselves while ignoring sin. True courage means confronting sin boldly and lovingly, because what goes unaddressed will always grow. The Issue Is Sin in the Church – Scripture makes clear that the church cannot expect the lost world to live like redeemed people. The call to holiness begins inside the body of Christ, where believers are called to live differently. Kingdom Instruction – Rather than operating from emotions, opinions, gossip, or complaints, Jesus Himself gave clear instructions in Matthew 18 for dealing with conflict and sin. Pastor Eric explains the biblical process:

1. One-on-one conversation
2. Bring others with you if needed
3. Bring the matter to the church

This process is not about winning arguments but winning back brothers and sisters. As Dietrich Bonhoeffer warned, “Nothing can be more cruel than the leniency which abandons others to their sin.” And as Ken Sande reminds us, “The goal of confrontation is restoration, not condemnation.”

Remove the Evil – Ultimately, the church must take sin seriously. Pastor Eric calls believers to stop fighting with sin and start fighting against it. True repentance isn’t simply feeling bad—it is turning away and following Christ. As J. D. Greear says, “Repentance is not just feeling bad about sin; it’s turning away from it.”

The message closes with a clear challenge:
We don’t work for Burger King where we get it “our way.”
We serve the King of Kings, and Kingdom people must handle conflict the King’s way.

This sermon will challenge you to examine your own life, your relationships within the church, and your willingness to obey Christ’s instructions even when the conversations are hard. Because when God’s people handle Kingdom Business God’s way, the result is healing, restoration, and a church that shines like stars in a dark world.

OUR LIBERTY CHURCH CORE VALUES

I Will Worship Enthusiastically

I Will Pray Consistently

I Will Grow Intentionally

I Will Serve Humbly

I Will Give Generously

I Will Share Boldly

Find out more about Liberty Church at www.thelibertyfamily.com

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Which Way? | 1 Corinthians 4:6–17

This week’s message picks up the momentum from D-NOW’s theme, “THE WAY,” and presses the question deeper: Which Way are you actually walking?

In Which Way?, we open to 1 Corinthians 4:6–17 and confront four defining realities of the Christian life:

1️⃣ How Are You Viewed? (vv. 6–13)
Your life is preaching a sermon long before your mouth ever does. Scripture reminds us in 1 Timothy 3:7 and 1 Peter 2:12 that our reputation matters—not for ego, but for witness. As A.W. Tozer said, “The world is not won by argument but by example.” You are an ambassador for Christ (2 Corinthians 5:20). The question is: Are you clarifying Jesus to the world… or confusing Him?

2️⃣ Discipleship Is Key (vv. 14–15)
We don’t just need more information—we need transformation through intentional relationships. Echoing the command of the Great Commission (Matthew 28:19–20), this message calls believers to move beyond programs and into personal disciple-making. As Dietrich Bonhoeffer warned, “Christianity without discipleship is always Christianity without Christ.” Faithful men and women reproduce faithful men and women (2 Timothy 2:2). Disciples make disciples.

3️⃣ What Will You Imitate? (v. 16)
You become what you behold. The apostle Paul boldly says, “Imitate me as I imitate Christ” (1 Corinthians 11:1). From Tim Keller’s reminder that “You don’t become what you want. You become what you worship,” to Voddie Baucham’s warning that you are discipling your children whether you intend to or not—this message challenges you to examine your patterns, influences, and example. Change the ingredients, and you change the outcome.

4️⃣ Which Way? (v. 17)
Like Joshua’s call in Joshua 24:15, the decision is personal and urgent. There are only two paths—life or destruction (John 10:10; Romans 6:23). Following Christ is not passive. It requires cross-bearing before crown-wearing, as Charles Spurgeon powerfully said.

This episode is a bold call to examine your witness, embrace intentional discipleship, choose Christlike imitation, and settle once and for all the direction of your life.

Which Way are you going?
Which Way are you showing?
Which Way will you choose today?

OUR LIBERTY CHURCH CORE VALUES

I Will Worship Enthusiastically

I Will Pray Consistently

I Will Grow Intentionally

I Will Serve Humbly

I Will Give Generously

I Will Share Boldly

Find out more about Liberty Church at www.thelibertyfamily.com

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