The Bible and Our Culture

Liberty Remnant Church is committed to be a "Relational" Church (but all true churches are).

Relationships are the currency by which most Kingdom transactions take place.  

Keep It Simple Saints

Liberty Remnant Church is a simple local church, but in the way we define it, every local church should be. 

Every Christian should seek to be focus on the clear and simple values Jesus taught.  

Personal struggles and God's faithfulness.

Demons have no power over a believer other than what we allow.

Don't sin.

Demons and Satan often shoot themselves in the foot; that is, their plans will backfire if we stand against them in faith and truth.

Time with the Lord alone and time with Lord collectively are important to your health.

Time with God is an epic fight but keep fighting!

Apollos was an amazing minister even though he didn't know about this second baptism of the Holy Spirit.

Acts 2, 8, 9 and 19 explain a subsequent baptism of the Holy Spirit different than conversion.  

• If you haven’t experienced the subsequent baptism of the Holy Spirit, please leave your heart open to it.

• If you have experienced this subsequent baptism of the Holy Spirit, please receive from today’s Apollos-type believers.
• This subsequent baptism is biblical, but it is not the central thrust of the New Testament.
• Please be open to what the Holy Spirit may be doing.

Provoke unbelievers to jealousy!  It will bring persecution.  Riots today are like riots in the book of Acts. 

Make unbelievers jealous of the life you have in Christ.

Why did Paul go to the Jews first?  He didn't have a racial bias.  He had companions of all sorts of different ethnic backgrounds.  He wanted to take advantage of the Jewish people's background and worldview.

Our civil duties are important, but not as important as converting people to Jesus.

"Make Known the wisdom of God to principalities and powers."

Boast in the LORD!

Like a professional athlete, when you struggle, go back to the fundamentals.

Perspective is everything!

While the New Testament was written, Judaism was the main intimidating spirit, but today in Western Culture the main intimidating spirit is secularism.  

Because of intimidation; there is a tragic decline in the percentage of people who call themselves Christians today compared to a few years ago.  

Christians' don't want to show unbelievers they are lost; they want to be popular with them.