🎥 Sermon Replay | “What Am I Offering?” | Romans 6:11–23

What are we really offering with our lives? Our time, our thoughts, our words, our relationships, and our obedience are all being surrendered to someone or something.

In this powerful message from our June 21 Morning Worship Gathering, Lead Pastor Eric Stewart walks through Romans 6:11–23 and challenges us to consider whether we are offering ourselves to sin or fully surrendering every part of our lives to God.

In this message you'll be challenged to ask:

• Am I dead to sin and alive to God?
• What is reigning in my life?
• What am I offering up every day?
• Has God's grace led me to repentance or have I treated it casually?
• Who or what am I truly a slave to?
• Am I walking in the freedom Christ purchased for me?

“Whatever I offer myself to will eventually rule me. But whatever I surrender to Christ, He can redeem for His glory.”

This message is a call to examine our hearts, surrender our lives, and let Jesus be King over every area.

👉 Watch the replay and be encouraged to ask: What am I offering?

Liberty Church Lula

Romans 6

Pastor Eric Stewart

Surrender

Freedom 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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ARE YOU READY? | Sunday Message Recap

Every day we wake up in the middle of a spiritual battle. The enemy doesn't always try to destroy us through dramatic attacks—often he seeks to distract us, discourage us, deceive us, and slowly conform us to the patterns of this world. The question isn't whether we're in a battle. The question is: Are we ready?

In this powerful message from 1 Peter 1:13-16, Lead Pastor Eric Stewart challenged us to examine the condition of our minds and hearts. Peter reminds believers that spiritual readiness begins with a mind prepared for action, a sober and alert perspective, and an intentional focus on Christ. If we are going to stand firm in a culture that constantly pressures us to compromise, we must refuse conformity and pursue holiness in every area of our lives.

The battle for your future, your family, your testimony, and your walk with Christ is often won or lost in your thought life. What you consistently allow into your mind will eventually shape your actions, your character, and your direction.

This message will challenge you to ask:

• Is my mind prepared for spiritual battle?
• What am I allowing to shape my thinking?
• Have I become conformed to the culture around me?
• Am I pursuing holiness in every area of my life?

If you missed Sunday's gathering or would like to revisit this timely challenge, we encourage you to watch and share this message. The days are evil, but God has not called His people to live in fear—He has called us to live ready.

"Be holy, because I am holy." — 1 Peter 1:16

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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

Contact us vis email at libertybcfamily@gmail.com.

What are you truly focused on?

In Luke 12:16-21, Jesus tells the story of a man who seemed successful by every earthly standard. His business was thriving, his barns were full, and his future looked secure. Yet God called him a fool. Why? Because he had become focused on everything except what mattered most.

In this message, "What Am I Focused On?", Pastor Eric challenges us to examine where our attention, priorities, and affections are really aimed. Are we more focused on God's blessings than on God Himself? Are we investing more in our earthly future than our eternal one? Have we become consumed with personal comfort while neglecting the call to follow Jesus wholeheartedly?

Life is a vapor. The things that consume our thoughts today will one day pass away, but eternity remains forever. The question is not whether you're focused on something—the question is whether you're focused on the right thing.

Take a moment to watch this message and allow God's Word to help you evaluate your heart.

📖 Main Text: Luke 12:16-24

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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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Many people live with the mindset of, “I think I can.” We try harder, do more good works, become more religious, and hope it will be enough. But in Matthew 7:21-23, Jesus gives one of the most sobering warnings in all of Scripture: not everyone who thinks they know Him actually belongs to Him.

In this powerful message, "I Think I Can, I Think I Can," Pastor Eric challenges us to examine where our confidence truly lies. Are we trusting in our own efforts, our church attendance, our good deeds, or are we trusting completely in the finished work of Jesus Christ?

The good news of the Gospel is not "I think I can." The good news is "I know He did." Jesus lived the perfect life we could never live, died the death we deserved, and rose again so that all who repent and place their faith in Him can be saved.

As you watch this message, ask yourself:
• Have I truly repented and trusted Christ?
• Is there evidence of repentance in my life?
• Am I relying on what I've done or what Jesus has done?

Take a few moments to listen, reflect, and share this message with someone who needs the hope of the Gospel today.

#IThinkICan #Matthew7 #TheGospel #Repentance #JesusSaves #FaithAlone #GraceAlone #SundaySermon #ChurchOnline

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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Are you living a life marked by compassion… or distractions?

In this powerful message from our Sunday Morning Worship Gathering on May 24th, our Lead Pastor Eric Stewart walks through the story of the prodigal son in Luke 15 and challenges us with a sobering question:

Am I living a life of compassion or a life of distractions?

We live in a world filled with noise, pressure, busyness, selfish ambition, and endless distractions that leave us empty. But even in our wandering, the compassion of the Father still runs toward us.

This message is a reminder that:
• Distractions may entertain you, but they will never fulfill you.
• God’s compassion reaches farther than your failures.
• You can be close to church and still far from the Father.
• Jesus didn’t just send a message… He came Himself.

If you’ve been spiritually distracted, weary, distant, or hungry for more of God, this word is for you.

Tune in now and be encouraged, challenged, and reminded of the compassionate heart of God.

#CompassionOrDistractions #Luke15 #ProdigalSon #SundaySermon #Faith #Jesus #ChurchOnline #Grace #Compassion

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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Cheerful or Fearful? | 2 Corinthians 9:6–11
Preached by Pastor Eric Stewart | Sunday, May 17

In this powerful message from 2 Corinthians 9:6–11, Pastor Eric Stewart challenges us to examine our hearts and ask an important question: Am I a cheerful giver or a fearful giver?

Building on Paul’s teaching about generosity, this sermon explores the “Law of the Harvest” and reveals how our giving is deeply connected to our faith, trust, and spiritual transformation. Pastor Eric walks through the biblical principle that we reap what we sow, reminding believers that generosity is not ultimately about money—it is about surrender, trust, and obedience to God.

This message also highlights the difference between giving driven by fear and giving motivated by joy. Through Scripture and practical application, listeners are encouraged to trust that God is able to provide, multiply, increase, and enrich those who faithfully obey Him.

Whether you struggle with fear, scarcity, or simply want to grow deeper in generosity, this sermon will challenge and encourage you to trust God more fully and live with open hands and a joyful heart.

Key Scriptures:

• 2 Corinthians 9:6–11
• Galatians 6:7–8
• Proverbs 17:22
• 2 Timothy 1:7
• Ephesians 3:20–21
• Philippians 4:19

#Generosity #Faith #Giving #2Corinthians #ChristianPodcast #SermonPodcast #TrustGod

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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In this special Mother’s Day message from our Sunday, May 10th morning worship gathering at Liberty Church, Lead Pastor Eric Stewart walks through 2 Corinthians 8:1–9 in a sermon entitled “A Generous Church.”

Through Paul’s powerful words about the Macedonian believers, Pastor Eric challenges us to rethink what true generosity really looks like. Generosity is not about the amount we give, but the heart behind it. This message explores what happens when God’s grace transforms our priorities, our love, and our willingness to be part of His kingdom work.

As we reflect on the sacrificial love often displayed by mothers, we are ultimately pointed to the greatest example of generosity—Jesus Christ, who became poor so that we might become rich through His grace. This encouraging and challenging message calls every believer to examine their heart and ask: Am I truly generous? Is the Lord first in my life? What do I genuinely love?

Join us as we learn what it means to build God’s kingdom instead of our own castles and become the kind of church marked by joyful, grace-filled generosity.

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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What if the greatest tragedy isn’t lost people… but saved people who never step into their calling?

This past Sunday, Pastor Eric Stewart brought a powerful message from 2 Corinthians 5:14–21 titled “My Ministry.”

We were reminded that following Jesus isn’t just about being saved—it’s about being sent. His love compels us, His Spirit changes us, and His mission now belongs to us.

🔥 If you’ve been made new, you’re called to live new.
🔥 If you’ve experienced reconciliation, you’re called to share it.
🔥 If you know the message, you carry the ministry.

This message will challenge the way you see people, your purpose, and your everyday life.

Don’t just watch—lean in and ask: Am I living on mission?

▶️ Watch now and be encouraged, equipped, and sent.

#MyMinistry #OnMission #FaithInAction #2Corinthians5 #ChurchOnline #LiveSent

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

Contact us vis email at libertybcfamily@gmail.com.