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Date: November 1, 2026Speaker: Pastor Blake LarsonSeries: UNDER THE INFLUENCE---Not every influence in your life is a good one. And some of the most dangerous influences are the ones we don't even recognize.This Sunday at Liberty Church, we're kicking off our brand-new series, UNDER THE INFLUENCE, with a message called "The Devil You Don't Know."We're going to expose the enemy's schemes, learn how to recognize his influence, and discover how to fight back through the power of Jesus Christ.The enemy is real, but he is not equal to God…so we don't have to live afraid of an enemy Jesus has already defeated!

Date: October 28, 2026 Speaker: Pastor Blake Larson This week, we're diving into Session 3: A Better Hope (Hebrews 4:14–6:20). Life gives us plenty of reasons to feel uncertain, but Hebrews reminds us that we have a hope we can hold onto, no matter what we're facing.

Date: October 25, 2026Speaker: Pastor Blake LarsonSeries: GHOST STORIES: Life With The Holy Spirit---You're saved. You love Jesus. But is there more?This Sunday, we're concluding our Ghost Stories series with The Missing Peace Piece, looking at what the Bible teaches about the baptism of the Holy Spirit and the power Jesus promised His followers!We'll also end the morning with an opportunity to receive prayer for the baptism and fresh filling of the Holy Spirit.Join us at Liberty Church as we discover why being born again is just the beginning!

Date: October 21, 2026Speaker: Pastor Blake Larson

Date: October 18, 2026Speaker: Pastor Blake Larson Series: GHOST STORIES: Life with the Holy SpiritSpeaking in tongues…is it still for today? Is it for everyone? And why does Paul spend so much time talking about it? This Sunday at 9:30 a.m, we’re tackling one of Christianity’s most misunderstood spiritual gifts in "LOST IN TRANSLATION," the next message in our Ghost Stories series. Forget what you’ve heard, bring your Bible, and let’s see what Scripture ACTUALLY says!

Date: October 14, 2026Speaker: Pastor Blake LarsonWe live in a world where everyone has an opinion, everyone has something to say, and countless voices compete for our attention. But how do we determine which voice deserves the greatest authority in our lives?Throughout this series, we're going to discover why Jesus is better. Better than the prophets, better than the angels, the fulfillment of God's promises, and the source of a better hope, covenant, and sacrifice!Tonight, we'll begin with Session 1: A Better Word (Hebrews 1:1–2:4).Whether you've studied Hebrews before or this is your first time really digging into it, I hope you'll join us!

Date: October 11, 2026Speaker: Pastor Blake LarsonSeries: GHOST STORIES: Life With The Holy SpiritDoes God still heal people? Does He still give someone knowledge or wisdom they couldn’t naturally have? Does prophecy still happen? What about miracles? If God really still does these things...how do we know when something is actually Him?This Sunday, GHOST STORIES continues with “Does God Still Do That?”We’re going deeper into the supernatural gifts of the Holy Spirit, what they actually are, how the Bible tells us to test them, and one of the hardest questions of all: what happens when we pray for God to do something…and He doesn’t?If we’re going to believe the Holy Spirit still moves today, we need to know what that means. Read 1 Corinthians 12:1-11 if you want to study ahead.

What if the Church doesn’t just need something FROM you…what if Jesus has already placed something IN you that His Church needs? God has given each of us something to contribute to His Church. But having a gift doesn’t mean we automatically know how to use it well. We have to develop what God has given us…and we have to stop competing with people who are gifted differently than we are. This Sunday, "GHOST STORIES" continues with “You Are A Gift.” We’re going to talk about developing what God has placed in us, learning why we need people who are different from us, and what can happen when we stop competing and start using our gifts together to build the Church.

We all have voices in our heads. Our own thoughts, our own fears, and our own desires. The things other people have said are sometimes things we still carry with us.  Scripture also teaches that God speaks…but so does our enemy. So how do you know which voice you’re hearing? How do you know when it’s God, when it’s the enemy, and when it’s just you? This Sunday, "GHOST STORIES" continues with “The Voices in Your Head,” and we’re going to get really practical about learning to recognize the voice of God.

Jesus told His disciples something that must have sounded impossible: “It is best for you that I go away.” How could anything be better than having Jesus physically standing beside you? In "The Forgotten Advantage," we begin "GHOST STORIES: Life With the Holy Spirit" by discovering who the Holy Spirit really is, why Jesus said His coming was to our advantage, and what changes when we stop treating Him like an obscure Christian doctrine and begin learning to live every day aware of the presence of God within us.

It happens. The loss. The disappointment. The unanswered prayer. We know that God holds the victory in the end, but so often, life’s circumstances distort our view of that victory. Sometimes we find ourselves knocked down in the spiritual war amidst the trials of this life. This Sunday, we will be talking about faith in the middle of our questions and diving deeper into the idea that pain is often a part of our story, but it doesn’t have to become our purpose.

This Sunday, we finish our "Things Unseen" series with "The Unseen Truth: There Is a Victory." We’ve talked about the battle, the enemy, and the unseen world around us, but none of it matters if we forget how the story ends. When the battle feels overwhelming, we need to remember what Jesus has already accomplished. When we struggle to believe the victory is real, we need to also remember that God never intended us to fight alone. The enemy would love to isolate you, exhaust you, and convince you that darkness is winning. In a few days, we’re reminding each other that it isn’t. The victory may still be unseen, but it is already secure.