Liberty Church Family Feast

Our dear friend David Holdaway shares a message about the power of God's anointing on our lives. The message was recorded live at our afternoon service in Siloh chapel.

Jesus paid the price for our access to Him and His goodness. He set us free and signed our adoption papers with His own blood. He is just that kind to us! Pastor Mark Ritchie shared this message at our evening service in Siloh Chapel.

Our dear friends, Jean-Pierre and Jessica Pino, share a reminder that all of us are called by the king. He is no respecter of persons and doesn't disqualify any of us based on our standing or circumstances. He is so, so kind to us.

David Holdaway shares about the sovereignty of Jesus in our afternoon service at Siloh Chapel. The truth is: Jesus will always have the final word. There is nothing in heaven, earth on hell that He is not sovereign over. We are so blessed by this man and His ministry.

Mark Ritchie shares about 'The Power of the Cross' at Siloh Chapel during our Sunday afternoon service.

Bassem Sawieres shares at our Sunday afternoon service, at Siloh Chapel, about God's closeness in our suffering and the God who cries with us.

Our dear friend Maud Sinioa shares a beautiful reminder that God's grace is more than enough. No matter the giant, no matter the storm, our God is greater!

Our friend Jennie Milne shares her story in message titled: "brokenness". Our Father is kind and, though we are broken vessels, He loves us unconditionally.

Mark shares part 2 of his message entitled "going after the one."

Mark Shares a message from his heart entitled: "What are you doing to go after the one?" and exhorts us to model the radical love of Jesus to a broken world.

Debs Harris shares about one of the core values at the heart of our church: we don't just go to church, we are the church. Jesus didn't say "go and build chapels in all nations". Instead, he mobilised an army of lovers, who were sold out for Him, to love the world around them just like He did. If this time of lockdown has taught us anything it's that the church isn't a building, it's a people.

Pastor Mark Ritchie shares about focusing our attention on the promised land in front of us and the possibilities of god for the life ahead instead of getting bogged down in the past. He is a God of yesterday, but also of today and forever. Lets look forward to the fullness of God! 

Our friend Bassem Sawieres shares his heart during our Sunday morning broadcast  and encourages us all to "go for gold"! God has such good gifts for us and He is kind to us at every turn.

Our friend David Holdaway speaks at our Sunday Service about what it looks like to maintain our first love. God's love for us goes so much deeper than a casual romance. He loves us intentionally, steadfastly and completely. He is so kind to us!

In part two of his remembrance series, Pastor Mark shares about the power of remembrance. Remembering the promises He has made to us, and the promises we made to Him, can point us back to our first love and breathe new life into our walk with our saviour. Let's remember together.

Mark Ritchie shares about the power of remembrance in our Remembrance Sunday broadcast. Sometimes, taking a second to look behind us at what God has done can give us the faith we need to keep moving forward. He is, and has been, so kind to us.