Sunday message from February 13th. Pastor Stephen reflects on 2 Samuel 22 and the concept of surrendering your life to Jesus. 

In this message Pastor Stephen reflects on King David's dysfunctional relationship with his family. 

Message from Pastor Stephen on January 30th. David's son Amnon follows in his Father's footsteps and will go down a dark path of sexual sin. Be careful who you get your advice from and don't feed your temptation. Listen as we walk through 2 Samuel 13. 

Pastor Stephen's Sunday message from September 23rd. We walk through 2 Samuel 12 and reflect on the pain and consequences of sin. 

Message from Pastor Stephen on Sunday, January 16th 2022. We reflect on the sin of David in 2 Samuel chapter 11 and the danger of isolation which may lead to temptation which leads to death. 

January 9th Message from Pastor Stephen Andersen at Liberty Christian Church. We look to the humble story of Mephibosheth, the son of David's best friend and grandson to the former King Saul. David shows kindness to Mephibosheth and it gives us a beautiful illustration of God's kindness towards us. 

Pastor Stephen's message from January 2nd 2022. In this message Pastor Stephen reflects on the concept of God being with us in all scenarios and to keep our eyes focused on him amidst the storm. 

December 19th Sunday morning message by Pastor Stephen Andersen. In this message Pastor Stephen reflect on the Davidic Covenant and how it still applies to our lives today. God's covenant does not depend on human obedience, but only on his unfailing love. 

Message from Stephen Andersen on December 12th, 2021 continuing the series "The Life Of David."  David is finally pronounced king of all of Israel, but it doesn't come easy. In this message Pastor Stephen reflects on how God started to form David to be king all the way back to his teenage years as a shepherd. Maybe God is using the season that you are currently in to prepare you for a great work in the future....that is what the long game is all about. 

Message from Pastor Sean Bitzer from Liberty Christian Church on December 5th. Though nostalgia makes us feel warm and fuzzy inside does it come with any dangers?