Liberty Family Church - Church Audio Podcast

In this message, Peter Rogers encourages his hearers to not only look back on what Jesus has done, at how God is at work in our world and lives currently, but also to eagerly look forward to Jesus’ return.

In the second message from our Gospel Culture series, Ps Joel Hawting encourages all his hearers to embody the Gospel by responding to Jesus’ command in John 13:34-35 to love one another in the same way Jesus has loved us.

In the first message from our Gospel Culture series, Ps Joel Hawting introduces Gospel Culture and encourages his hearers to embody the Gospel and commit themselves to doing what the Apostle Paul commands in Romans 12:10 (ESV): to outdo one another in showing honour.

In this message, Ps Joel Hawting draws out some lessons from Tim Keller's life of obedience to Christ, to encourage us to live lives shaped by the Gospel too.

In this message, Ps Joel Hawting encourages us to learn from how Jesus dealt with the temptations Satan threw his way, by being full of the Spirit, full of the Word, and prepared in advance for battle.

In this message, Ps Joel Hawting reflects on the history of Mother’s Day and encourages us to learn from the examples of two remarkable women - Ann and Anna Jarvis - whose faith and dedication led them to honour others above themselves.

In this message, Ps Joel Hawting explores one of the most remarkable events in all of scripture - Jesus’ healing of a man with leprosy in Mark 1:40-45 - and reminds us that just as Jesus reached out to this suffering man with compassion, Jesus continually reaches out to all of us who are suffering with the same compassion too.

In this message, Ps Joel Hawting leads us in a Connect Group Experience utilising a Bible Project Reflection podcast by Tim Mackie called ‘How to Live Wisely’ (accessible here: https://bibleproject.com/podcast/how-to-live-wisely/).

In this Easter Sunday message, Peter Rogers continues to reflect on the wonder of Jesus’ death on the cross and resurrection from the dead means for us, by finishing off Focus on the Family’s SAVE acronym - reminding us that victory (V) and eternal life (E) can be ours if we place our faith in Jesus Christ.

In this Good Friday message, Ps Joel Hawting reflects on why Jesus had to die by sharing the SAVE acronym (courtesy of Focus on the Family) that reminds us that while sin separates us from God (S) Jesus made a way back to God (A) through His death on the cross for the sins of the world.