Liberty Baptist Church

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Liberty Baptist Church is a religion podcast hosted by Rick Brooks, with 100 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Rick Brooks hosts Liberty Baptist Church, a religion show with 100 episodes published.

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  The Day the Crowd Walked Away

  Aug 16, 202650 min

  The sermon examines John chapter six to illustrate the danger of seeking physical blessings over spiritual truth. It contrasts a crowd that abandoned Jesus after He taught difficult doctrines with the twelve disciples who remained committed to His words of eternal life. The preacher emphasizes that true salvation requires personal faith in Christ rather than reliance on rituals, signs, or material provision. By addressing theological errors such as baptismal regeneration and predestination, the message warns against superficial religion and calls for a steadfast, doctrinally sound commitment to Jesus. Ultimately, it challenges listeners to answer the question of whether they will follow Christ despite the offense of His truth.

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  Hope in Exile

  Aug 16, 20261h 4m

  What do we do when life looks nothing like we planned, and hope feels like a distant memory? That is exactly the question at the heart of this powerful exploration of one of the Old Testament's most emotionally raw passages, Psalm 137, where God's people sit in exile by the rivers of Babylon, instruments hanging silent in the trees, asking how they could possibly sing the Lord's song in a foreign land. The central spiritual lesson woven throughout this message is both simple and profound: God does not stop working just because we cannot see him working. Through the voices of Jeremiah, Ezekiel, and Daniel, we discover that even in the darkest seasons of life, God has not forgotten his people, has not abandoned his presence among them, and has not lost his grip on history. The book of Lamentations, written in the ruins of a fallen city, gives us the timeless declaration that the Lord's mercies are new every morning and that his faithfulness remains great even when our circumstances have crumbled. For us today, this is an invitation to stop measuring God's faithfulness by the ease of our circumstances and start trusting that the same God who spoke hope into Babylon is speaking into our lives right now.

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  How to Build A Friendship

  Aug 12, 202648 min

  This sermon explores the biblical principles for cultivating lasting friendships, emphasizing that strong relationships require intentional effort rather than occurring by accident. Drawing primarily from Proverbs, the message outlines four key actions: reaching out with initiative, opening up through honest conversation and listening, putting up with imperfections via forgiveness, and building others up through encouragement and truth. The preacher illustrates these concepts with personal anecdotes to demonstrate that one must first become a friend to attract friends. Ultimately, the central theme is that friendship is a practical discipline rooted in showing oneself friendly, maintaining trust, and spiritually strengthening one another, mirroring the perfect friendship of Christ.

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  When Religion Changes Everythi

  Aug 9, 202657 min

  The sermon examines the final centuries of Judah to illustrate that outward religious reform cannot substitute for genuine inward spiritual transformation. By analyzing the reigns of kings like Hezekiah, Manasseh, and Josiah, the message demonstrates how the nation experienced cycles of revival and rebellion while their hearts remained unchanged. The preacher argues that relying on the faith of leaders or cultural surroundings results in a fragile belief system that collapses when circumstances shift. Ultimately, Judah's destruction serves as a sobering warning against superficial piety and highlights the necessity of personal, wholehearted devotion to God.

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  Peace When You Can't See the Shore

  Aug 9, 202645 min

  The sermon explores the biblical account of Jesus walking on water to reach His disciples during a violent storm, emphasizing that trials often occur even when believers are following God's will. It highlights the futility of relying on human strength or self-effort to navigate life's chaos, contrasting this with the sufficiency of Christ's divine presence. The central message asserts that Jesus reveals Himself as the 'Great I Am' before removing the storm, teaching that His presence is more vital than the resolution of circumstances. Through personal anecdotes and theological reflection, the preacher urges listeners to place their complete trust in Jesus rather than merely acknowledging His power. Ultimately, the text calls both believers and non-believers to find true peace and eternal salvation by surrendering to Christ as the sole solution for sin and fear.

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