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?

Sundays, 10:30am, Liberty Christian Fellowship (LCF) Church meets 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 monuments have Bible verses and symbo

ls 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
View sermons at https://libertycf.org/series/liberty-christian-fellowship-weekly-sermons/

09/01/2026

Don't Touch This!

Why is it that being told not to do something can sometimes make us want to do it even more?

Pastor Earl Wallace uses Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, along with the familiar example of a child being told not to touch a hot stove, to illustrate something deeply human about temptation. Sometimes the problem isn't that we don't know something is wrong. We know exactly where the boundary is, but instead of moving away from it, we keep looking at it, thinking about it, and getting a little closer.

Pastor Earl connects that tendency to the biblical instruction to guard our thoughts and our hearts. Temptation often gains strength long before we actually give in to it because we've allowed our attention to remain fixed on something that can eventually pull us in the wrong direction. He warns that Satan knows how to exploit those vulnerabilities and put the right temptation in front of the right person.

The practical challenge is to pay attention not only to what we're doing, but also to what we're repeatedly allowing into our minds. Sometimes resisting temptation begins with something very simple: stop staring at the tree.

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

08/27/2026

Who Has the Final Word- God or Government?

Can government simply make whatever laws it wants, or is government itself supposed to answer to a higher standard?

Pastor Earl Wallace contrasts two historic ideas about political authority: Rex Lex, the king as law, and Lex Rex, the law as king. He argues that America's constitutional system was built on the principle that rulers aren't above the law and that human laws ultimately remain accountable to God's moral law.

Pastor Earl then looks at the connection between religion, government, and culture. He points out that societies around the world are often organized around their dominant religious beliefs, influencing everything from weekly schedules to laws and accepted standards of behavior. In his view, America is no exception, although its historical relationship between biblical principles and government has increasingly been weakened.

The message challenges the modern understanding of separation of church and state by arguing that many of the protections Americans consider fundamental rights have biblical principles behind them.

Pastor Earl's larger question is whether a society can continue enjoying those protections after separating its laws and government from the moral foundation he believes originally supported them.

08/26/2026

Jesus Said WHAT About Mary?

What did Jesus mean when He pointed to His disciples and called them His family?

Pastor Earl Wallace looks at Matthew 12:46-50, where Jesus is teaching when His mother and brothers arrive and ask to speak with Him. Rather than emphasizing His biological relationship with them, Jesus points toward His disciples and says that whoever does the will of His Father in heaven is His brother, sister, and mother.

Pastor Earl uses this encounter to challenge the idea that Mary should be elevated to a divine or uniquely exalted spiritual position. His emphasis is on Jesus' own words and the relationship He establishes between Himself and those who follow the will of the Father.

The passage also raises a much broader question about what it means to belong to Christ. Jesus describes a spiritual family that isn't defined primarily by ancestry, social standing, or biological relationships. Instead, He points to those who belong to God and seek to do His will. The message challenges us to consider whether we simply identify with Jesus or are actually living as members of the family He describes.

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

08/25/2026

Is It Politics Or Is It Hate?

Can we excuse hatred simply by calling it politics?

Pastor Earl Wallace warns that persecution and political hostility don't always remain limited to the people originally being targeted. He argues that when hatred takes hold within a society, committed Christians, those merely associated with Christianity, and even others caught in the conflict can ultimately suffer from it.

Using conversations he's had with both Christians and Muslims, Pastor Earl turns the issue away from political labels and toward something much more personal: the condition of the heart. Political disagreements can become an excuse for resentment, hostility, and even hatred toward entire groups of people, but changing the label doesn't change what God sees within us.

The message challenges believers to examine more than their political positions. True discipleship means doing God's will even when the culture around us becomes hostile, and it means refusing to allow politics to justify attitudes toward others that contradict the faith we claim to follow.

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

08/24/2026

What happens when the laws of government come into conflict with what Christians believe the Bible teaches?

Pastor Earl Wallace argues that nations ultimately move in one of two directions: toward biblical discipleship or toward systems that increasingly oppose it. He describes government persecution as organized evil and connects it with Jesus’ instruction to pray for deliverance from evil.

Pastor Earl warns that hostility toward Christianity can eventually move beyond personal disagreement and find its way into laws, policies, and government institutions. Using his experience opposing same-sex marriage legislation in New York as an example, he describes his frustration with a political process he believed left Christians with little meaningful opportunity to influence the outcome.

The message raises a larger question about the Christian’s responsibility when government and biblical conviction collide. Rather than remaining silent or assuming faith belongs only inside the church,

Pastor Earl challenges believers to engage government, speak openly about what they believe, and recognize when political decisions conflict with their understanding of Scripture.

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

08/21/2026

Will Jesus Ever Abandon Me?

What happens when you become a Christian but keep struggling with sin and making mistakes?

Pastor Earl Wallace reminds us that salvation doesn't mean we suddenly stop being sinners or begin living perfect lives. Christians will stumble, but we're called to stay with Christ and endure, trusting that His grace and the blood He shed for us are greater and more enduring than our failures.

Pastor Earl emphasizes that Jesus doesn't abandon His people every time they fall short. Christ's sacrifice isn't something that has to be repeated whenever we sin. He is able to preserve those who belong to Him and bring them to the end. The Christian life, therefore, isn't about achieving perfection so we can remain accepted by God. It's about continuing to trust Christ and allowing His grace to shape how we live.

But that grace also gives Christians a responsibility. Pastor Earl challenges believers to move beyond simply creating "churchy people" and instead make genuine disciples who apply biblical truth to every part of life. The gospel isn't merely about attending church or identifying as a Christian. It's about belonging to Christ, growing as His disciple, and allowing His Word to influence how we actually live.

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

What should Christians do when the world around them seems to be getting worse? Pastor Earl Wallace looks at Matthew 24 ...
08/15/2026

What should Christians do when the world around them seems to be getting worse?

Pastor Earl Wallace looks at Matthew 24 and describes a progression that begins with religious deception and moves toward corrupt government, civil unrest, international conflict, and ultimately the tribulation. Even with these troubling events ahead, Jesus tells His followers not to panic, explaining that these things are only the beginning of the birth pains.

Pastor Earl turns to 2 Chronicles 7:14 to emphasize that Christians aren't called to simply watch from the sidelines or surrender to fear. God's people are called to humble themselves, pray, seek Him, turn from sin, and remain faithful.

We may not know when Christ will return or exactly what lies ahead, but we can know how God expects us to live right now. Instead of becoming overwhelmed by what's happening around us, we're called to trust God, follow His Word, and faithfully do what He has given us to do.

08/14/2026

Which Jesus Do You Know?

If another religion talks about Jesus, does that mean it's teaching the same Jesus found in the Bible?

Pastor Earl Wallace points to Christ's warning in Matthew 24 that many would come in His name and lead people astray, identifying false religion as an important sign associated with the last days. He argues that religious deception can be particularly dangerous because false teachings don't necessarily reject Jesus outright.

Instead, they may claim to believe in Him while changing essential truths about who He is. Pastor Earl points to John 14:6, where Jesus declares Himself to be the way, the truth, and the life, and emphasizes that Scripture must remain the standard by which every claim about Christ is tested.

The message challenges us not to assume that every religion or teacher using the name of Jesus is presenting the biblical Christ. When so many different voices claim to have the truth, Christians need to know what Scripture actually teaches about Jesus so they can recognize the difference between the real Christ and a convincing imitation.

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

08/12/2026

God, Do You Know What You're Doing?

Have you ever looked at what's happening in your life and thought, "God, what are You doing?"

Pastor Earl Wallace reminds us that God's promises don't depend on everything going according to our plans. Looking at God's promises through Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Judah, Tamar, and ultimately Jesus Christ, he points to a biblical story filled with imperfect people, unexpected turns, and circumstances that sometimes appeared to threaten the very promises God had made.

Yet God's purposes continued moving forward. Even when Judah went astray and the family line became complicated, God sovereignly preserved the line through which Christ would eventually come. The same God who remained faithful then is faithful today. Sometimes that means asking Him to keep us from our own foolish choices, change what needs changing within us, and redirect us when we're headed the wrong way.

We may not understand what God is doing or why He's allowing a particular season in our lives, but His faithfulness isn't determined by how clearly we can see His plan. When everything looks uncertain, we can trust that God hasn't lost control and His promises haven't changed.

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

08/11/2026

Does God Even Care About This?

Have you ever wondered whether God really cares how we worship Him?

Pastor Earl Wallace explains that biblical worship isn't something we simply invent according to our preferences. It's our response to God according to the principles He has revealed in His Word. Beginning with the first four of the Ten Commandments, Pastor Earl walks through a four-step pattern of worship that moves from thanksgiving and praise into confession, commitment, and ultimately drawing near to God.

Rather than trying to manufacture an emotional experience, we're invited to trust the Holy Spirit to work through the truth God has already given us in Scripture. Worship becomes much more than singing songs or attending church. It's intentionally approaching God, honoring His character, acknowledging our need for His grace, and trusting His promises.

When we understand worship this way, Sunday morning becomes more than something we attend. It becomes an opportunity to draw near to the God who knows us, leads us, and has given His people promises they can trust.

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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