Liberty Church Podcast #2 “Quick. What is, by far, God’s most frequent command?  The usual suspects include “Do not commit adultery,” “Have no other gods before me,” and “Love one another.” “The next group includes whatever commands you know you have violated, in which case they only feel as if they appear on every page … Continue reading Running Scared, Podcast 2

This is the first audio podcast (6:55 min.) from Liberty Church of Cosby during these days of social-distancing because of the COVID-19 virus. Churches are increasing their online presence through audio and video, and we are glad to do the same. This audio includes an open letter from a pastor in the Wuhan province of … Continue reading A Letter from a Wuhan Pastor, Podcast 1

Was Jim Carrey right or just weird when he said, "None of us matter, that is the good news."

Part of our community presence is the Liberty Church Arts Fellowship.   The LCAF creates community events for Cosby, Tennessee and the surrounding area by scheduling concerts, stage plays, and a film festival of short films produced by Liberty Church and filmmakers from around the world. Watch our 3 Minute Reel of films produced by Liberty Church: … Continue reading #35 Liberty Church Arts Fellowship

“Simplicity is the Ultimate Sophistication.” Liberty Church Audio in under 200 Words (1:34 min.)  

Liberty Church Audio in about 200 Words (1:34 min.)   What did the early Christians preach?  What motivated them to speak to a hostile empire?  Why would people like the Apostle Paul willingly take beatings and whippings, be ship-wrecked, stoned, and left for dead–just to proclaim a message? Answer:  Because their central message was full … Continue reading #33 Do the Dead Live Again (1:34 min.)

Audio in under 200 Words (1:14 min.) Messed Up: Personally? Socially? Globally? The audio below is from a series of articles for our newspaper, beginning in 2006, that were around 200 words or less.  

“It is impossible to use the electric light and the wireless and to avail ourselves of modern medical and surgical discoveries, and at the same time to believe in the New Testament world of spirits and miracles.”⁠   _ Rudolph Bultmann That was said in 1961. Technology has swiftly advanced since then.  But is Bultmann’s sentiment true? … Continue reading #31 Does Christianity Matter in the 21st Century?

Families across the land are gathering to celebrate Thanksgiving.  Will our dinners be peaceful in 2016?   (Audio, 5:34 min.)

We’ve been making our way through Genesis on Sunday mornings.  A couple of weeks ago, a friend told me she was reading ahead.  When she came to the story of Jacob and Esau, and how messed up Isaac’s family was, she said, “I don’t even like these people!  She said, “What can I say?  I … Continue reading Unlikeable Bible People (4:54 min.)