Episode Summary

In this episode, we explore what might be the first prayer God always answers: the Sinner’s Prayer. Drawing from Luke 18:9–14 and 1 John 1:9, the message contrasts two men—one religious and self-righteous, the other humble and broken—and shows how only one left justified before God.

Pastor Wallace breaks down the convicting role of the Holy Spirit as outlined in John 16:8, which includes revealing our sin, pointing to Christ’s righteousness, and warning of judgment. Through these three convictions, we see our need for salvation, which comes only by trusting in the atoning work of Jesus Christ. The episode challenges listeners to humbly come before God, confess sin, and accept the free gift of salvation. This is the path to true liberty—and the most loving message Christians can share.

5 Key Points

• The Sinner’s Prayer in Scripture: Highlighted in Luke 18, the tax collector’s cry—“God, be merciful to me, a sinner”—is honored by Christ as the true posture of repentance.

• Self-Righteousness vs. Humility: Jesus condemns the Pharisee’s self-congratulatory prayer and commends the tax collector’s humble confession.

• The Role of the Holy Spirit (John 16:8): The Spirit convicts us of three things—our sin, Christ’s righteousness, and the certainty of judgment without Him.

• Why Confession Matters: 1 John 1:9 assures us that if we confess our sins, God is faithful and just to forgive us and cleanse us from all unrighteousness.

• Our Mission as Believers: The most loving thing we can do is to tell others the truth about sin, salvation, and how to receive eternal life through Christ (John 3:16–18).

Why You Should Listen

This episode clarifies one of the most misunderstood spiritual concepts—the Sinner’s Prayer—and shows you how it’s more than a formula. It’s a heartfelt cry that God always hears when it’s rooted in humility and faith in Christ.

Why This Episode Matters

In a culture that often elevates self over surrender, this teaching reminds us that God responds to the humble. Understanding and sharing the truth of sin, grace, and judgment is not only vital for our salvation but for the freedom of others.

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Episode Summary

In this episode, we continue our look at the Ninth Commandment—"You shall not bear false witness"—through the lens of Ezekiel 30:31–39 and today’s cultural narratives. Pastor Wallace shares how God's people are called to be watchmen—those who boldly speak truth, even when the world embraces lies. One of the most pervasive lies today, he argues, is the concept of man-made climate change. This episode unpacks how this belief contradicts the goodness and abundance God placed in His creation, as shown in Genesis 1:28–31.

Pastor Wallace challenges the "sustainability" narrative and provides three reasons it does not align with Scripture or reality. From God's multiplication design in seeds to the wealth and provision in populous cities, the episode calls listeners to examine who benefits from modern environmental fear—and to remember that truth sets us free.

5 Key Points

• God's People as Watchmen: Ezekiel 30 reminds us we are accountable to speak the truth boldly, not shift with every cultural wind.

• Commandment #9’s Positive Paraphrase: “The truth is all there is to be told—and it’s all that should be told.”

• The Lie of Man-Made Climate Change: Pastor Wallace argues this belief dishonors the creative and sustaining power of God described in Genesis.

• Three Biblical Refutations of Sustainability Myths:

1. God’s seed system guarantees endless multiplication.
2. Densely populated areas are thriving, not failing.
3. Untamed vegetation overtakes human structures—evidence of God’s design, not scarcity.

• The Real Source of Shortages: Government and corporate manipulation (e.g., Monsanto and seedless crops) work against God's natural systems, reducing food value and reproducibility.

Why You Should Listen

If you've ever questioned the sustainability agenda or felt uneasy about how our government frames environmental issues, this episode will give you biblical grounding to see through the fear and embrace God’s truth. You’ll gain insights into how lies enslave, and how truth really can set us free.

Why This Episode Matters

Many believers feel pressured to go along with secular environmental narratives without questioning their spiritual implications. This episode helps Christians reclaim their role as watchmen, test every idea against Scripture, and speak truth with courage in today’s deceived culture.

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Episode Summary

In this episode, we dive into the biblical responsibility placed on God’s people to act as watchmen—those who speak truth in a world increasingly driven by deception. Using Ezekiel 33:7–9 as the foundation, we explore how Christians are held accountable not just for knowing God's truth, but for declaring it.

We examine the cultural consequences of suppressing God’s truth, especially when it comes to the lie of “separation of church and state,” and how political manipulation divides society. By reclaiming our role as truth-bearers, we can lead others toward liberty and unity through Christ.

5 Key Points:

• Ezekiel’s watchman role applies to all believers—God expects us to warn others with His truth, or we share responsibility in their downfall.

• The 9th Commandment warns against all forms of deceit: lying, misrepresenting, omitting key details, or fabricating stories.

• Cultural lies like banning Bible reading in schools and removing “under God” from the Pledge of Allegiance bring national consequences.

• Politicians use deception to divide citizens, emphasizing small, extreme factions to stir fear and mistrust.

• Forgiveness and truth are inseparable—we must see others through God’s eyes and live out the forgiveness we pray for in the Lord’s Prayer.

Why You Should Listen:

If you're weary of a culture increasingly governed by half-truths and deception, this episode offers both conviction and hope. You’ll learn why your voice matters in today’s spiritual and political climate, and how living and speaking the truth is your calling as a follower of Christ.

Why This Episode Matters:

In a time when the truth is often distorted or suppressed, Christians must reclaim their role as watchmen—people of boldness, discernment, and compassion. This episode challenges listeners to reject cultural lies, speak God’s truth, and lead others toward the liberty that only Christ provides.

Important Links:

Website: www.libertycfchurch.org

The Biblical Basis For The Bill of Rights: https://libertycf.org/3br/

Start A Home Bible Study Using LCF Material: Liberty Offsite Body of Christ Community (LOBOCC)- www.lobocc.org 

YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@libertychristianfellowship5721 

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Summary:

In this powerful episode, Pastor Earl Wallace continues the series on the Ten Commandments with a deep dive into Commandment #9: “Thou shalt not bear false witness.” Framed with the theme “the route determines the fruit,” this teaching explores how truthfulness is essential not only for personal integrity but also for national blessing.

Through scripture from Exodus to Revelation, and from Isaiah to Psalms, Pastor Wallace makes it clear that while we all fall short of perfect truth-telling, God’s standard remains—and we are still called to uphold it. Living truthfully, supporting leaders who value truth, and calling out lies is not optional for believers; it is a divine responsibility that helps lift our families, churches, and nation into liberty.

Commandment #9 = Truthfulness as a National and Personal Standard

• Exodus 20:16 and Deuteronomy 5:20 command us not to lie. The positive paraphrase: “The truth is all there is to tell.” This command is fundamental to healthy communities and righteous leadership.

God Knows We Struggle—But Doesn’t Lower His Standard

• Psalm 116:11 and Titus 1:12 remind us that “all men are liars,” but this doesn’t excuse us from pursuing God’s truth. God still expects integrity from His people.

Discerning Lies Is a Biblical Mandate

• Revelation 2:2 praises the church in Ephesus for testing and exposing liars. Christians must evaluate truth claims against God’s Word, not just for themselves—but to help others as well.

Truth Begins With Self-Examination

• Like Isaiah (Isaiah 6:5) and the people described in Isaiah 53:6, we must first acknowledge our own unclean lips and wayward hearts. The Word of God is a mirror that helps us see and address our own falsehoods.

Watchmen and Watchwomen Are God’s Design for Cultural Discernment

• Ezekiel 33:1–9 teaches that believers must act as watchmen—those who sound the alarm when deception spreads. Applying truth to all areas of life is how God’s people preserve blessings in their nation.

If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by lies in media, politics, or even personal relationships, this episode will ground you in the unchanging standard of God’s truth. It will challenge you to be a voice of discernment in a culture that often justifies deceit.

Many Christians overlook the civic and cultural importance of living out the Ten Commandments. This episode reminds us that truth-telling is not just a private virtue—it is a public responsibility. If we want our communities and nation to be lifted up in liberty, we must be people of truth, rooted in God’s Word, bearing righteous fruit in every arena of life.

Important Links:

Website: www.libertycfchurch.org

The Biblical Basis For The Bill of Rights: https://libertycf.org/3br/

Start A Home Bible Study Using LCF Material: Liberty Offsite Body of Christ Community (LOBOCC)- www.lobocc.org 

YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@libertychristianfellowship5721 

Rumble Channel: https://rumble.com/user/LibertyCF

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Episode Summary

In this episode of Lifting US Up in Liberty, Pastor Earl Wallace wraps up his powerful teaching series on the Divine Decalogue for Dynamic Decency—a positive, practical take on the Ten Commandments designed to guide individuals and nations toward righteousness, justice, and liberty.

Focusing on Commandments 8, 9, and 10, Pastor Wallace emphasizes how these final three shape our character, influence society, and protect us from destructive behaviors—personally and politically.

Commandment 8, “Thou shalt not steal,” is rephrased as “Stealing rips you and others out of God’s plan for material blessings.” Whether theft is committed by individuals or governments, it robs everyone involved of God’s provision. Pastor Wallace challenges listeners to consider how even government systems can violate this command by enacting policies that take from one to give to another unjustly.

Commandment 9, “Thou shalt not lie,” becomes “The truth is all there is to tell.” He goes deeper by addressing slander—not just falsehoods, but using truthful statements in ways that damage others. He warns that Satan uses slander to distract us from what Christ has done on the cross and keep us stuck in guilt and shame.

Commandment 10, “Thou shalt not covet,” is paraphrased as “Coveting clouds the conscience.” Desiring what others have can lead to bitterness, selfishness, or even violence. Pastor Wallace notes that many wars throughout history have been rooted in covetousness—and that unchecked envy leads to broken relationships and unjust societies.

This episode reminds us that God's laws are not burdens—they are liberating truths that bring order, peace, and purpose to our lives and nations.

5 Key Highlights

• Stealing doesn’t just harm others—it blocks your own blessings and violates God’s plan for provision.
• Lying and slander both damage trust and misrepresent the truth—something Satan thrives on.
• Coveting begins in the heart but can lead to major consequences in society, including injustice and war.
• God’s laws apply to individuals and governments—and we must vote and live accordingly.
• The Ten Commandments offer a framework for liberty that blesses both our personal and civic life.

Why You Should Listen

If you want to understand how biblical principles directly apply to everyday life—and to the state of our nation—this episode gives clear, actionable insight on how the final three commandments reveal the heart of God for justice, truth, and contentment.

Why This Episode Matters

We live in a time when stealing is rebranded, truth is twisted, and envy is celebrated. These commandments show us a better way—God’s way—to live with integrity, peace, and purpose in a world that’s lost its moral compass.

Important Links:

Website: www.libertycfchurch.org

The Biblical Basis For The Bill of Rights: https://libertycf.org/3br/

Start A Home Bible Study Using LCF Material: Liberty Offsite Body of Christ Community (LOBOCC)- www.lobocc.org 

YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@libertychristianfellowship5721 

Rumble Channel: https://rumble.com/user/LibertyCF

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Episode Summary

In this compelling episode of Lifting US Up in Liberty, Pastor Earl Wallace unpacks the bold and prophetic role of John the Baptist as a model for how God applies faith to government. Titled “John the Baptist and God’s Bill of Rights,” this message explores how John’s ministry didn’t just call individuals to repentance—but confronted systems of power and laid the groundwork for what Pastor Wallace calls the biblical basis of the Bill of Rights.

Reading from Luke 3:12–20, Pastor Wallace highlights the moment when government figures—tax collectors and soldiers—asked John what repentance looked like in their jobs. John gave direct commands: stop extortion, avoid false accusations, and be content with your wages. In other words, bring your faith into your job—even if your job is in government.

The episode explains how the gospel began reshaping the culture, including how taxes were collected and how soldiers treated citizens. John’s boldness even led to him confronting Herod the Tetrarch for personal and public sins—which eventually landed him in prison. But the message didn’t stop there.

Pastor Wallace reminds us that governments have always sought to control religion, not separate from it. John the Baptist’s ministry stands as a historical model of how faith must influence politics—not the other way around. The American Founders understood this, creating a wall of separation to keep the government out of faith—not faith out of politics.

·    John’s ministry influenced government operations—including how tax collectors and soldiers did their jobs.

·    Faithful people can’t follow ungodly orders—repentance changes loyalty from corrupt systems to God’s Word.

·    Government always seeks to control religion—but God calls His people to influence government with righteousness.

·    Herod’s imprisonment of John shows the danger and cost of speaking truth to power.

·    This episode draws a direct line from John the Baptist to America's founding values and our Bill of Rights.

If you’ve ever wondered how Christians should engage with government, this episode explains how God’s people are called to impact culture, civic life, and even politics, starting with the bold example of John the Baptist.

We’re in a time when the battle between faith and government control is intensifying. Understanding the biblical foundation of our freedoms—and the boldness required to defend them—has never been more important.

Important Links:

Website: www.libertycfchurch.org

The Biblical Basis For The Bill of Rights: https://libertycf.org/3br/

Start A Home Bible Study Using LCF Material: Liberty Offsite Body of Christ Community (LOBOCC)- www.lobocc.org 

YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@libertychristianfellowship5721 

Rumble Channel: https://rumble.com/user/LibertyCF

Help Fund The Freedom Message: https://tinyurl.com/LCFDonationThankYou

Episode Summary

In this episode of Lifting US Up in Liberty, Pastor Earl Wallace wraps up his powerful teaching series on the Divine Decalogue for Dynamic Decency—a positive, practical take on the Ten Commandments designed to guide individuals and nations toward righteousness, justice, and liberty.

Focusing on Commandments 8, 9, and 10, Pastor Wallace emphasizes how these final three shape our character, influence society, and protect us from destructive behaviors—personally and politically.

Commandment 8, “Thou shalt not steal,” is rephrased as “Stealing rips you and others out of God’s plan for material blessings.” Whether theft is committed by individuals or governments, it robs everyone involved of God’s provision. Pastor Wallace challenges listeners to consider how even government systems can violate this command by enacting policies that take from one to give to another unjustly.

Commandment 9, “Thou shalt not lie,” becomes “The truth is all there is to tell.” He goes deeper by addressing slander—not just falsehoods, but using truthful statements in ways that damage others. He warns that Satan uses slander to distract us from what Christ has done on the cross and keep us stuck in guilt and shame.

Commandment 10, “Thou shalt not covet,” is paraphrased as “Coveting clouds the conscience.” Desiring what others have can lead to bitterness, selfishness, or even violence. Pastor Wallace notes that many wars throughout history have been rooted in covetousness—and that unchecked envy leads to broken relationships and unjust societies.

This episode reminds us that God's laws are not burdens—they are liberating truths that bring order, peace, and purpose to our lives and nations.

·    Stealing doesn’t just harm others—it blocks your own blessings and violates God’s plan for provision.

·    Lying and slander both damage trust and misrepresent the truth—something Satan thrives on.

·    Coveting begins in the heart but can lead to major consequences in society, including injustice and war.

·    God’s laws apply to individuals and governments—and we must vote and live accordingly.

·    The Ten Commandments offer a framework for liberty that blesses both our personal and civic life.

If you want to understand how biblical principles directly apply to everyday life—and to the state of our nation—this episode gives clear, actionable insight on how the final three commandments reveal the heart of God for justice, truth, and contentment.

We live in a time when stealing is rebranded, truth is twisted, and envy is celebrated. These commandments show us a better way—God’s way—to live with integrity, peace, and purpose in a world that’s lost its moral compass.

Important Links:

Website: www.libertycfchurch.org

The Biblical Basis For The Bill of Rights: https://libertycf.org/3br/

Start A Home Bible Study Using LCF Material: Liberty Offsite Body of Christ Community (LOBOCC)- www.lobocc.org 

YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@libertychristianfellowship5721 

Rumble Channel: https://rumble.com/user/LibertyCF

Help Fund The Freedom Message: https://tinyurl.com/LCFDonationThankYou

Episode Summary

In this powerful episode of Lifting US Up in Liberty, Pastor Earl Wallace continues his series on the Divine Decalogue for Dynamic Decency—a fresh and positive paraphrase of the Ten Commandments designed to help individuals and families thrive by living according to God's standards.

Focusing on Commandments 5 through 7, Pastor Wallace explains how honoring these principles impacts not just our personal choices, but our society as a whole. He rephrases Commandment 5 as “Be faithful to your fellow family members,” emphasizing that honor should be the foundation of every home. By showing respect, especially to parents, we contribute to the stability and longevity of our lives and communities.

Commandment 6, “Thou shalt not murder,” is paraphrased as “Mercy mitigates murder.” Rather than simply suppressing anger, Pastor Wallace encourages believers to actively manage mercy. Citing the Lord’s Prayer, he reminds us that forgiving others as God forgives us is essential to living a life free of bitterness, rage, and violence.

Commandment 7, concerning adultery and fornication, is paraphrased as “If you date right, you mate right.” Pastor Wallace speaks plainly about biblical marriage—between a man and a woman—and warns against being unequally yoked. Dating someone who does not share your faith can lead to struggles in marriage, especially when raising children. He challenges listeners to consider how deeply the home shapes future generations and how critical it is to raise children under God’s truth, rather than letting them be shaped by the world’s unstable and “upside-down” values.

This episode reminds us that God’s commandments aren’t restrictions—they are protections, designed to produce freedom, dignity, and lasting blessings in our lives and nation.

• Honor in the home creates stability, order, and long life (Commandment 5).
• Managing mercy, not just anger, leads to spiritual freedom and reduces violence (Commandment 6).
• Sexual purity is rooted in God’s definition of marriage—between a man and a woman (Commandment 7).
• Dating wisely prevents being unequally yoked and promotes a godly foundation for raising children.
• Living by God’s truth lifts individuals, families, and nations into liberty rather than cultural confusion.

If you care about your family, your future, and the kind of legacy you leave, this episode will equip you with biblical truth that’s practical, powerful, and deeply needed in today’s culture of moral chaos.

We’re living in a world that glorifies rebellion against God’s design. This episode reclaims what’s been lost by offering hope and clarity through the timeless truth of the Bible—truth that applies to our daily lives, relationships, civics, and culture.

Important Links:

Website: www.libertycfchurch.org

The Biblical Basis For The Bill of Rights: https://libertycf.org/3br/

Start A Home Bible Study Using LCF Material: Liberty Offsite Body of Christ Community (LOBOCC)- www.lobocc.org 

YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@libertychristianfellowship5721 

Rumble Channel: https://rumble.com/user/LibertyCF

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Summary:

In this episode of Lifting US Up in Liberty, we introduce a fresh way to look at the Ten Commandments—not as a list of rules, but as life-giving guidance from God that brings peace, order, and blessing.

Pastor Earl Wallace presents the concept of the Divine Decalogue for Dynamic Decency, where each commandment is rephrased in a positive light to show how obedience leads to strong individuals, families, and communities. You’ll hear how these timeless truths aren’t just for the past—they’re tools to strengthen our walk with God today.

5 Key Points Highlighting Key Points:

• God is First: Commandment #1 reminds us that we’re all equal under God’s supreme authority—He alone is #1.

• Idols Shape Us: What we worship, we imitate. Avoid idolizing anything that pulls you away from God.

• Honor God’s Name: The third commandment warns us not to misuse Jesus’ name. We’re called to speak it with honor, not casually or carelessly.

• The Gift of the Sabbath: God gave us the Sabbath as a gift. It’s not just a command—it’s a weekly invitation to rest and recharge in Him.

• Obedience Leads to Blessing: Following God’s commands isn’t a burden; it’s the path to a better, freer life under His guidance.

Why You Should Listen:

If you’ve ever felt like the Ten Commandments were outdated or restrictive, this episode will shift your perspective. You’ll discover how these “positive paraphrases” reveal God’s heart for freedom, dignity, and truth—and how they still apply to your everyday life.

Why This Episode Matters:

In a culture that often tosses aside biblical truth, this teaching brings clarity and hope. When we follow God’s ways, we don’t just avoid sin—we experience peace, purpose, and prosperity. Understanding and living by the Ten Commandments is how we get lifted up in liberty.

Important Links:

Website: www.libertycfchurch.org

The Biblical Basis For The Bill of Rights: https://libertycf.org/3br/

Start A Home Bible Study Using LCF Material: Liberty Offsite Body of Christ Community (LOBOCC)- www.lobocc.org 

YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@libertychristianfellowship5721 

Rumble Channel: https://rumble.com/user/LibertyCF

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Episode Summary:

In this bold episode of Lifting US Up in Liberty, Pastor Earl Wallace continues his teaching on John the Baptist, focusing on the prophet’s fearless call to repentance—not just for everyday people, but also for political rulers like Herod. He connects John’s ministry to the biblical principle of 2 Chronicles 7:14, reminding listeners that national healing and God’s blessing come only after repentance, prayer, and turning from sin.

Pastor Wallace points out that throughout the Old Testament, God used prophets to confront corrupt leaders. When kings sinned, whole nations suffered. That pattern hasn’t changed. He explains that we need that same prophetic courage today—people who will stand up, like John the Baptist and Jonah, and deliver God’s truth to those in power.

The episode also previews an upcoming teaching series on the Ten Commandments, which will include positive paraphrases to help believers apply God’s laws in everyday life.

5 Key Points:

• John the Baptist didn’t flinch. He called Herod—and Israel—to repentance, no matter the cost.

• Prophets spoke truth to power. God always sent messengers to rulers when nations drifted from Him.

• America needs modern-day prophets. Truth-tellers must rise to challenge government sin and cultural compromise.

• Sin at the top affects the whole nation. Biblical history shows how a ruler’s disobedience can bring judgment.

• God’s law still matters. A new series on the Ten Commandments will help us rediscover righteous living.

Why You Should Listen:

If you’ve ever wondered whether Christians should speak out about government decisions and moral decline, this episode will give you biblical clarity and encouragement. God still raises up voices to confront sin, call for repentance, and point people back to His Word.

Why This Episode Matters:

Many believers have grown silent in the face of political sin and moral confusion. This message reminds us that God’s people must speak up—not with anger, but with courage and truth—so our nation can turn back to righteousness.

Important Links:

Website: www.libertycfchurch.org

The Biblical Basis For The Bill of Rights: https://libertycf.org/3br/

Start A Home Bible Study Using LCF Material: Liberty Offsite Body of Christ Community (LOBOCC)- www.lobocc.org 

YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@libertychristianfellowship5721 

Rumble Channel: https://rumble.com/user/LibertyCF

Help Fund The Freedom Message: https://tinyurl.com/LCFDonationThankYou