In this message, Christian apologist Logan Gates, PhD begins with a question from Beauty and the Beast: “Can we be happy if we are not free?” Drawing from John 8:31–36, Dr. Gates unpacks Jesus’s radical view of freedom, not as the world defines it, but as a spiritual reality that sets us free from within.Through this sermon, you’ll discover: - How Jesus frees us from sin and restores our true identity. - The difference between modern ideas of freedom and biblical freedom. - Why freedom is not merely ancient or modern, but relational, found in knowing and following Christ. - What it means to live in freedom from guilt (1 John 1:9), freedom from shame (Isaiah), and freedom from slavery to sin. Join us for an inspiring reflection on what it truly means to be free in Christ, not to do whatever we please, but to live as we were created to be.

In this powerful continuation of “The Scandal of Grace,” we dive deeper into the mystery and beauty of God’s unmerited favor. Drawing from Genesis 37:3, Ephesians 2:8, Isaiah 61:10, Romans 8:28, and Titus 3:11, this message reminds us that Grace chooses us out of the world, we didn’t climb up to Heaven; Heaven climbed down to us. Grace often creates tension because it defies logic and public approval, yet it remains the foundation of God’s redemptive plan. It finds people who are weak and forms them into strong men and women, proving that God’s silence is not His absence.  

The volunteers and leadership team of Liberty Community Chapel were blessed with an impactful in-person training session led by Pastor Bruno and Naomi Ierrulo. With hearts full of passion and wisdom, they shared both personal testimonies and biblical principles that inspired and strengthened everyone present. Drawing from their own ministry experiences, Pastor Bruno and Naomi emphasized the importance of servant leadership, teamwork, and spiritual growth in every area of church service. They reminded the team that volunteering is not just about fulfilling tasks, but about serving God and people with excellence, humility, and love. Through interactive discussions and practical teachings, the Ierrulos encouraged volunteers to see their roles as part of a greater mission, advancing the Kingdom of God through Liberty Community Chapel. The session ended with a powerful time of prayer and renewed commitment among all who attended, leaving everyone uplifted, equipped, and ready to serve with fresh vision and purpose. It is our heartfelt prayer that this teaching inspires you to value your place in the body of Christ an that God, in His grace, reveals your unique purpose within the Church.

In this powerful continuation of The Scandal of Grace series, Pastor Emmanuel preacher opens with a sobering reminder: proximity to religion doesn’t guarantee intimacy with God. Many attend church for decades yet miss the heart of who God truly is, gracious, loving, and just. This message dives deep into the misunderstood nature of righteousness, revealing that it is not simply about moral behavior or religious performance. Righteousness is a position granted by faith, not a reward earned by works. Through scriptures like Romans 5:1-2, we’re reminded that we have peace with God through Jesus Christ and that access to grace comes by faith. In Ephesians 2:8-10, Pastor Emmanuel stresses that salvation is not a result of good deeds, but a gift—lest anyone should boast. And from Hebrews 4:16, we are urged to approach God's throne with confidence, because grace is not just a concept, it’s our lifeline. The scandal of grace lies in the truth that even the “best” person still needs Jesus. No one is exempt from the need for salvation, and grace is not a license to sin, it is an invitation to live free from guilt, shame, and condemnation. Faith, the preacher says, gives us the divine exemption from paying twice for sins Jesus already paid for. This sermon challenges both the self-righteous and the broken to see grace for what it truly is, undeserved, unearned, and absolutely essential. It is our prayer that this sermon helps you build your faith in Jesus and understand that His Grace is upon your life.

This week, Pastor Emmanuel talks about The Church not just as a gathering, but as a God-ordained community. A place where He calls us, shapes us, and sends us. Looking at the ministry of Jesus, we see how He intentionally formed a diverse group pf disciples: fishermen, tax collectors, zealots, ordinary people with different backgrounds and flaws brought together to walk with Him, learn from Him, and be transformed by Him.  Pastor Emmanuel uses scripture and practical application to challenge us to embrace the beauty and messiness of community, recognizing that our life together, God is doing His most powerful work: making us more like Jesus. Grab your notes, pens, tablets and Bibles as we dive into this weeks Sermon. God Bless You for always tuning in.

In this powerful and eye-opening message, this week, Pastor Emmanuel draws a vivid comparison between faith and a vehicle; designed to move, to carry us forward, and to stay on the road laid out by God. Faith is not just belief, it's movement aligned with divine direction. But what happens when we take a detour or try to drive off course? Through scripture and practical insights, Pastor Emmanuel unpacks the truth that faith only functions properly when it operates within God's purpose. Stepping outside that purpose can lead to breakdowns, delays, and spiritual danger. This sermon challenges believers to examine the road they are on, to trust God's navigation, and to keep their faith in gear with His will. Are you driving in the right direction, or have you left the path God has set for you? Buckle up, this message  will realign your journey of Faith.  

In this powerful and timely sermon, Pastor Emmanuel explores the beautiful metaphor of the Church as the Body of Christ, drawn from Paul's teaching in 1 Corinthians 12. Just as a physical body is made up of many different parts working together in harmony, so too is the Church, diverse members united by one Spirit. The message emphasizes that every that every person has a purpose, and no role is too small or insignificant in God's eyes. From those who preach to those who serve quietly in the background, each member is vital to the health and mission of the Church. Whether you feel unseen, undervalued, or disconnected, this sermon will encourage you to see yourself as an essential part of God's plan, called to function with love, humility and purpose within the body. Grab your Bibles, and notes, and enjoy today's message.

In a world that often praises independence and self-sufficiency God reminds us of a deeper truth: "it's not good for man to be alone" (Genesis 2:18). This sermon by Pastor Emmanuel explores God's design for community and connection- not just marriage, but in the broader body of Christ. We will look at how Scripture calls us to live in fellowship, carry one another's burdens, and reflect Christ's love through mutual support. Whether you are feeling isolated or simply need a reminder of why church family matters, this message will encourage you to lean into the gift of Christian community and rediscover the strength we find in walking together.

Sunday, August24th 2025, Mr. Collins talks to us about Change. He teaches us that, Change is never easy but necessary. In this powerful message, we explore the biblical principles of change and how God uses transition, discomfort, and uncertainty as tools to shape our character, deepen our faith, and guide us toward our purpose. Mr. Collins helps us through his teaching to recognize the seasons of change in our lives, understand God's role in the process, and find the courage to move forward with confidence and hope. Grab your notes, tablets, and Bibles, and enjoy the message. God Bless You.

Sunday, August 17th 2025, Mr. Kennedy Adofo talks about "A Gateway To Gethsemane". Gethsemane represents the threshold between comfort and calling, between personal desire and divine direction. It is the gateway we must all pass through when God is guiding us into deeper purpose. Mr. Adofo calls us to trust God's direction, even when it leads us through places that are uncomfortable and costly, knowing that obedience in Gethsemane prepares us for victory on the other side. Grab your Bibles, notes or tablets and enjoy this powerful message from Mr. Adofo.  

On Sunday, August 10th 2025, Mr. Debrah Owusu preaches about God's waiting room. God's timing is rarely our timing, but it is always right. In God's Waiting Room, we learn patience, develop character, and deepen our dependence on Him. Grab your Bibles, notes, pens or tablets and enjoy this insightful sermon by Mr. Debrah.   Follow us on all Social Media Platforms @ Liberty Community Chapel.

Mr. Kwame Adomako explores the relationship between faith and knowledge, emphasizing how the two can complement and enhance one another. Through Nana's teachings, he helps us understand how faith can inform our pursuit of knowledge, and how knowledge can, in turn, deepen and strengthen our faith.   Follow Liberty Community Chapel on all social media platforms.

On July 27th, 2025, Pastor Bruno Ierrulo visits Liberty Community Chapel and preaches about "extraordinary faith". He talks about his own life to show how faith has helped him through both the good and the hard times. Grab your notes, Bibles and pens as you listen to this sermon with life related experiences that reveal a journey of faith, one that will lit your path and anchor your soul. God Bless You For always Listening.

Pastor Emmanuel talks about God's purpose and time on Sunday, July 29th 2025. Grab your notebooks and pens. Enjoy this interesting, informative and Bible driven sermon. Follow Liberty Community Chapel on All Social Media platforms for more.  God Bless You for always joining us.