Liberty Church Audio John

The Newport Theatre Guild Presents “Shadowlands” this November. Based on real-life events, the stage play “Shadowlands” shows how the famous English author, C.S. Lewis, met and fell in love with the American, Joy Gresham. It is a story of humor and drama that has captured the imagination of audiences around the world. Now, the Newport Theatre Guild is partnering with the Liberty Church Arts Fellowship in Cosby, Tennessee to bring Nicholson's play to life for the first time in Cocke ...

This past Sunday at Liberty Church, we had a panel discussion during our morning service on the subject of "Going Through Hard Times." The panel included people from our congregation. We invite you to listen to their stories, and we hope the discussion is encouraging.

Daily work can often feel like meaningless toil. Repetitive, mundane effort. We wake, we work, we sleep, only to start the process all over again… as the clock ticks on. But understanding the spiritual significance of our work as serving God brings an unexpected meaning to every day life.

People admire celebrities for various reasons. Some can be healthy reasons. By that, I mean aspirational or motivational. You can admire somebody who takes his talent, combines it with a work ethic and makes creations that thousands of people can enjoy. But people can admire celebrities for unhealthy or pathological or pathological reasons—especially if you feel like a nobody and envy the rich and famous, or those that are excellent in what they do. Fans will do an...

We’re tempted to believe that God's not really for us. If He's not for us, He must be against us, at least somewhat. He's actually a barrier to what would really make me happy. Just by who He is, He blocks my personal happiness. He stands opposed to me. Therefore He is an adversary. But the message today is contrary to all of that. The message is: God is not your Adversary.

Why are you here? Why do you exist? What is your life about?This podcast discusses the framework of our purpose in life.