In this message from The Life of Elijah, Pastor Grant takes us to 1 Kings 17 to teach on faith for the impossible, showing how God calls us to trust Him when life doesn’t make sense. We see Elijah’s journey from the brook to Zarephath and learn what it means to have faith to go, faith to stay, faith to give, and faith to live.

Through ravens that brought bread and meat, a widow with only a handful of flour and oil, and even the raising of her son, God revealed that He alone is our true source and sustainer.

This message is a powerful reminder that the same God who provided for Elijah in impossible circumstances is the God who provides for us today. When we put Him first and trust His Word, we find that He is faithful in every situation.

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In week one of our series The Life of Elijah, Pastor Daniel takes us to 1 Kings 17 to teach on living water, showing how God alone can satisfy the deepest longings of our hearts. We discover that while the days of Ahab were marked by idolatry and immorality, God raised up Elijah to declare His truth and reveal that He is the only source of life.

This message is a powerful reminder that the same God who sustained Elijah by the brook is the God who offers us living water through Jesus Christ. When we turn from empty wells and run to Him, we find true freedom, satisfaction, and eternal life through the Spirit of God.

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In week one of our series The Life of Elijah, Pastor Daniel takes us to 1 Kings 17 to teach on living water, showing how God alone can satisfy the deepest longings of our hearts. We discover that while the days of Ahab were marked by idolatry and immorality, God raised up Elijah to declare His truth and reveal that He is the only source of life.

This message is a powerful reminder that the same God who sustained Elijah by the brook is the God who offers us living water through Jesus Christ. When we turn from empty wells and run to Him, we find true freedom, satisfaction, and eternal life through the Spirit of God.

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In week three of our series Draw Near, Pastor Zac takes us to Psalm 34 to teach on the praise of prayer, which is blessing the Lord at all times. We discover that prayer is not only preparation and petition but also praise whether God’s answer is yes, wait, or no.

This message is a powerful reminder that we are called to praise God in both victory and pain. Through the examples of Moses, Hannah, David, Job, Paul, and Silas, we see that our greatest praise often rises from our greatest struggles. When His praise continually fills our mouths, we draw near to Him and experience His presence, strength, and comfort in every circumstance.

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In week two of our series Draw Near, Pastor Grant takes us to Luke 11 to teach on the petitions of prayer which are asking, seeking, and knocking. We discover that prayer requires expectancy, effort, and endurance as we align our will with God’s will.

This message is a powerful reminder that God invites us to come to Him with boldness and persistence. Through faith filled prayer we experience His provision, presence, and power in our lives. When we keep asking, keep seeking, and keep knocking we can trust that God hears us and will answer according to His perfect plan.

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As we begin our new series Draw Near, Pastor Grant walks us through James 4 and shows us how to prepare our hearts through prayer. In this message, we learn that drawing near to God involves cleansing our spirit, soul, and body.

This message is a powerful reminder that prayer is both communion with God and confrontation with the enemy. Through worship, the Word, and fasting, we position ourselves to experience God’s presence and power in a fresh way. When we draw near to Him, He draws near to us.

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As we wrap up the book of 2 Samuel, Pastor Grant shares three powerful life lessons from the final chapters of David’s story. Through the atonement, the assistance, and the altar, we are reminded to look for Jesus in every part of the journey.

This message is a powerful reminder that God keeps His promises, provides help when we are weary, and calls us to worship with sacrifice. No matter what battles you are facing, there is mercy, grace, and victory found at the cross.

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David’s sin had consequences that rippled through his family, leading to pain, betrayal, and division. In this message from 2 Samuel 13–19, Pastor Grant unpacks the fallout and reminds us that when life falls apart, what we need most is the presence of God.This message is a powerful reminder that even in brokenness, God is near. His grace is greater than our failures, and His love is constant. No matter what you’re walking through, there is hope and healing in His presence.If you're ready to take the next step in your faith or want to learn more about Life Track, click here: https://libertylive.church/connect

David was at the pinnacle of his success when he let his guard down, and it led to a fall that would impact countless lives. In this message, Pastor Grant walks through the sobering story of David and Bathsheba in 2 Samuel 11 and 12, revealing the devastating effects of disengagement, temptation, and hidden sin. But even in the aftermath of failure, we see a powerful truth: God still uses broken people.This message is a reminder that no one is beyond the reach of God’s mercy. Though David’s actions brought consequences, his repentance brought restoration. If you’ve ever wondered if God could forgive you or use you again, this story is for you. Where sin abounds, grace abounds more. You are not disqualified. There is hope, healing, and a second chance through Jesus Christ. God can redeem your story for His glory.

David was at the height of his reign when he made an unexpected decision to show kindness to someone from Saul’s family. In this message, Pastor Corbett unpacks the powerful truth found in 2 Samuel 9 and reveals how David’s invitation to Mephibosheth paints a beautiful picture of the gospel. Through this chapter, we see uncommon kindness, unwavering promise, and the heart of a king that reflects the heart of God.This message is a powerful reminder that no one is too broken, too far, or too forgotten to be invited by the King. God's love reaches beyond our shame and into our story. When we accept His invitation, we find more than a seat at the table. We find a new identity, a new purpose, and a place in the family of God. Do not let your past keep you from His presence. There is still room at the King’s table for you.If you're ready to take the next step in your faith or want to learn more about Life Track, click here: https://libertylive.church/connect