Liberty Christian Fellowship

Liberty Christian Fellowship Are you aware that our Bible-based personal Christian growth should be a reflection of how America was founded as a Christian nation?

Commencing Sunday June 22, 2025, at 10:30am, Liberty Christian Fellowship (LCF) Church will meet at The Youth For Christ (YFC) Adventure Center & Edge Rock Climbing Facility, located at 1544 Rte. 9, Halfmoon, NY 12065. America was designed so the Biblical principles of personal discipleship would be lived out in our civic lives too. This is why America's historical buildings, cemeteries and monume

nts have Bible verses and symbols carved into them by architectural design! It is why so many speeches by American presidents and politicians from 1620-the 1950's extolled the virtues of the Bible and admonished Americans to keep it as the centerpiece of our culture. If you'd like to be part of a fellowship with other believers who understand and advocate that the first four of the Ten Commandments gives us the right to worship God publicly the way He says He wants to be worshipped in The Bible, then come visit Liberty Christian Fellowship Church! Through the Bible's Ten Commandments we realize our natural, unalienable rights per Commandment #6 to not be murdered; #7 to not be sexually confused, exploited nor molested; #8 to not be stolen from, including our votes that determine the direction of our culture; #9 right to not be lied to nor about, including by those in the media who slander those who have Biblical values by calling us derogatory names, and our #10 right to not have evil people use government power to deny us the autonomy of our persons, people, positions and possessions. We also have a #5 right to our family privacy and sanctity - as long as we do not use it to violate Commandments 6-10 against our family members. The challenge for administering the American government in ways the honor the above God-given rights is it must be done by people who honor God per Ten Commandments 1-4 to # 1 have no other God before Him; #2 worship in an environment free from man-made images the Bible calls idols; #3 live in an environment that is free from taking the Lord's name in vain - as a curse word that insults God and Christ, Who is the author and finisher of our faith, and #4, which promotes setting aside one day a week to focus on God, as He reveals Himself through Scripture, which needs to be publicly read and taught, so we understand its significance to be other our personal and civic lives! Christ still saves and liberates, and canwork through us to provide the stability of the Ten Commandments value system that has safeguarded society for thousands of years. At Liberty Christian Fellowship Church,, we learn to be His hands and feet and voice in this world in ways that meaningful tour personal, family, educational and civic lives! We at Liberty Christian Fellowship invite you to join us on the journey of applying the Bible to every aspect of our lives, including civics. Our services are each Saturday evening from 5:15-6:30pm at the Perry Road Baptist Church, 150 Perry Road, Saratoga Springs, NY 12866

Please come join us in a weekly celebration of traditional hymns, contemporary music, Biblical inspiration, and Christian love and fellowship. Visit us on the web at https://libertycf.org
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05/09/2026

How Do You Want YOUR Story To End??

That’s the question this moment forces you to face. In Book of Judges 9, Abimelech rises through manipulation and violence, but his end is abrupt and humbling, far from the image of strength he tried to project.

What he built eventually turns against him, and the same pattern plays out with the men of Shechem. They supported wrongdoing, and in time, they experienced the consequences of it.

The principle is straightforward. What you sow doesn’t disappear. It returns. But the passage doesn’t stop at judgment. It also points to an option most people ignore. In Book of Jeremiah 18:7–8, God makes it clear that change is still possible if people are willing to turn from what’s wrong.

So this becomes personal. What direction are you heading in right now? And if you’re honest, is there something you need to turn away from before it turns into something you can’t control?

How do you want your story to end?

For more information about LCF and how you can make a difference in your community, click on the links in the bio.

05/09/2026

The Freedom That Brought Slavery

Are you choosing what feels easier over what you’re actually responsible for?

That’s the issue underneath this passage in Book of Judges 8:22–27. Gideon had the influence to lead well, but he avoided the weight of that responsibility and chose a path that brought approval instead of accountability. It worked for a while.

He was respected, affirmed, and comfortable. But the cost showed up later in his family and in the nation. The same pattern shows up with Solomon. Wisdom didn’t protect him when he stopped aligning with what God required. So the real question is personal.

Where are you avoiding responsibility because it’s inconvenient? Where are you choosing affirmation over obedience? Because it’s not talent, intelligence, or even past success that determines the outcome. It’s whether you consistently do what you know is right, even when it costs you something.

For more information about LCF and how you can make a difference in your community, click on the links in the bio.

05/08/2026

Did You Cross The Line?

Are you clear on what actually counts as worship, or have you blurred the definition?

The issue here isn’t just imbalance or enjoying things in life. It’s misdirected devotion. When prayer, trust, or dependence is given to anything other than God, that’s where the line is crossed.

That’s what the Bible consistently calls idolatry. It’s not about owning a house, driving a car, or having success. It’s about what you rely on spiritually. What are you turning to for guidance, protection, or hope? Because it’s easy to soften this and redefine it into something harmless, but that avoids the real question.

Are you directing your trust and worship where it actually belongs, or have you substituted something else that feels more accessible? This isn’t about exaggerating the problem. It’s about being honest enough to examine where your devotion is actually going.

For more information about LCF and how you can make a difference in your community, click on the links in the bio.

05/08/2026

Living By Sight Not By Faith

Why is it so hard to trust God without something you can see?

That’s the tension you’re dealing with. Faith requires you to rely on what you can’t touch or control, and that’s uncomfortable. So people naturally look for something visible, something concrete they can point to, focus on, or feel connected to.

That’s why throughout history, and even now, people drift toward substitutes that look spiritual but are easier to engage with. The issue isn’t just “out there.” It’s personal. Where are you relying on something tangible instead of trusting God directly? Where have you replaced faith with something that feels more immediate or controllable?

Because the pull toward visible substitutes is strong, but it quietly shifts your focus away from God. And once that shift happens, it’s easy to justify it, normalize it, and build your life around it without realizing what you’ve traded away.

For more information about LCF and how you can make a difference in your community, click on the links in the bio.

05/07/2026

How Quickly People Forget

What are you allowing in your life right now that the next generation will have to deal with later?

In the Book of Judges 8:33–35, the moment Gideon is gone, everything shifts. The people don’t slowly drift, they quickly forget God and return to what’s easier and more familiar.

That should raise a question for you. Is your faith strong enough to stand when no one is watching, or is it tied to circumstances and people around you? Because what you tolerate today doesn’t stay contained. It shapes your home, your influence, and the people coming behind you.

Abimelech steps in and manipulates the situation, not because he’s uniquely evil, but because there was already a gap created by compromise. That’s the warning. If you’re not intentional about staying grounded in truth, something else will take that place. So the real question is this. What needs to change now so you don’t leave a problem for someone else to fix later?

For more information about LCF and how you can make a difference in your community, click on the links in the bio.

05/07/2026

The Importance of One Tiny Detail

What’s the risk of getting faith slightly wrong?

The warning here is direct. When the message about being born again through Gospel of John 3:3–16 is clear, choosing alternatives isn’t a small adjustment, it’s a different path altogether.

That’s what unfolds with Gideon. What begins as success turns into subtle misdirection when he creates an ephod that shifts people’s focus away from God. It doesn’t look destructive at first. The nation even experiences 40 years of peace. But underneath that stability, something has changed.

The people begin to attach their devotion to something visible rather than to God Himself. That shift becomes a trap, not just for Gideon but for his family and the community. The principle is consistent. When the focus moves away from God, even in ways that seem acceptable, the long-term consequences extend beyond the individual and into the next generation.

For more information about LCF and how you can make a difference in your community, click on the links in the bio.

05/06/2026

Some People Want To Lied To

Are you more concerned with what feels right, or what is actually true?

In Second Epistle to the Thessalonians 2:11 and Epistle to the Romans 1:28, the warning is personal. There comes a point where rejecting truth doesn’t just leave you confused, it leaves you convinced of something false.

That’s the danger. Not that you don’t know better, but that you stop wanting what is true in the first place. And when that happens, the consequence isn’t just external, it’s internal. Your thinking shifts. Your judgment changes. What once seemed clearly wrong can start to feel acceptable.

That’s why this isn’t about pointing at other people. It’s about examining your own life. Where are you ignoring truth because it’s uncomfortable? Where are you justifying something you know isn’t right? The response here is humility. You don’t assume you’re immune.

You ask God to keep your thinking clear, your heart aligned, and your life grounded in what is actually true before you drift into something you never intended to believe.

For more information about LCF and how you can make a difference in your community, click on the links in the bio.

05/06/2026

What are you allowing in your life right now that the next generation will have to deal with later?

In the Book of Judges 8:33–35, the moment Gideon is gone, everything shifts. The people don’t slowly drift, they quickly forget God and return to what’s easier and more familiar.

That should raise a question for you. Is your faith strong enough to stand when no one is watching, or is it tied to circumstances and people around you? Because what you tolerate today doesn’t stay contained. It shapes your home, your influence, and the people coming behind you.

Abimelech steps in and manipulates the situation, not because he’s uniquely evil, but because there was already a gap created by compromise. That’s the warning. If you’re not intentional about staying grounded in truth, something else will take that place. So the real question is this. What needs to change now so you don’t leave a problem for someone else to fix later?

For more information about LCF and how you can make a difference in your community, click on the links in the bio.

04/27/2026

Faith or Fad?

If Jesus isn’t leading your life, what does it really mean to call Him your Savior?

That’s the tension behind the question. It’s possible to agree with parts of the message, attend church, and still keep control over the direction of your life. But the New Testament presents something more integrated. Salvation and submission are not treated as separate categories. The call is to follow, not just acknowledge.

In Gospel of Matthew 28:19–20, the instruction is clear. Make disciples. Teach them to live out what Jesus commanded. And the promise attached to that is just as direct. His presence goes with those who actually follow. That raises the standard. This isn’t limited to private belief or occasional practice. It extends into decisions, priorities, and how life is lived day to day.

The broader implication is that faith isn’t compartmentalized. It influences how a person thinks, acts, and engages with the world around them. The real issue isn’t whether someone identifies with Christianity. It’s whether that belief has authority in their life. If it doesn’t shape actions, it hasn’t reached the level of Lordship.

For more information about LCF and how you can make a difference in your community, click on the links in the bio.

04/26/2026

Wait...The Bible Says What?!

What if the real issue isn’t what’s happening around us—but what’s missing at the foundation?

The warning here is direct. When a nation or a person drifts from God, it’s not just a spiritual shift. It affects judgment, direction, and even the use of strength. Things that once worked begin to work against you. What used to build starts to break down. Not because the tools changed, but because the alignment did.

That’s where the principle in Second Chronicles 7:14 comes in. It’s structured, not vague. If certain conditions are met, specific outcomes follow. Humility. Prayer. Seeking God intentionally. Turning away from what’s wrong. Those are the inputs. The outputs are just as clear. God hears, forgives, and restores. It’s not symbolic language. It’s a defined process.

Gideon’s story reinforces this pattern. When God called him, he wasn’t acting like a leader. He was hiding. The starting point wasn’t strength. It was humility. Before anything changed externally, something had to shift internally. That’s the consistent pattern. The question isn’t whether change is possible. It’s whether the conditions are being met.

For more information about LCF and how you can make a difference in your community, click on the links in the bio.

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