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How The Bible Reveals and Protects Our Constitutional Rights

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This podcast explores America's forgotten Biblical roots and how they once shaped our nation's morals, culture, and civic behavior. It highlights the Ten Commandments as a foundation for stability and warns against government overreach and the misinterpretation of "Separation of Church and State." In five-minute episodes, listeners reconnect with how the Bible influenced America's founding, offering solutions rather than just identifying problems. By understanding the contrast between Biblical principles and modern cultural shifts, listeners are empowered to challenge today’s misguided values and advocate for a return to the nation's core ideals. For more information, please visit <a href="http://www.libertycfchurch.org" rel="nofollow">www.libertycfchurch.org</a>

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June 24, 2024

Ep. 108: Good Roots, Righteous Fruits: America's Biblical Foundation

Outline: 1. Introduction:· Exploring the roots that bear the righteous fruits of America's liberties.· Key Bible verse: Matthew 7:15-20 about recognizing true and false prophets by their fruits. 2. Government and Moral Decay:· Questioning if current government policies bear good fruit.· Example: Controversy over men using women's bathrooms and its moral implications.· Critique of educational and governmental institutions promoting immorality. 3. Biblical Perspective on Gender and Privacy:· God's creation of distinct male and female genders.· The importance of maintaining gender-specific privacy in public restrooms.· Questioning the government's indifference to biblical morality. 4. Separation of Church and State:· Analyzing the man-made concept of separation of church and state.· How this concept undermines the relevance of the Bible in civic affairs.· Impact on societal norms and moral conduct. 5. Founding Fathers and Biblical Foundations:· America's founding traditions of swearing upon the Bible and ending oaths with "So help me God."· The US Constitution's biblical roots.· Distinguishing between true biblical principles and false prophets in politics. 6. Call to Action: · Encouraging listeners to seek politicians who honor biblical principles.· Emphasis on principles over political party affiliation.· The importance of aligning civic actions with biblical teachings. Summary: Have you ever considered the roots that bear the righteous fruits of the liberties upon which America was founded? In this episode, Pastor Earl Wallace delves into the biblical principles that should inform our nation's morality and governance. Referencing Matthew 7:15-20, Pastor Earl discusses the importance of recognizing true and false prophets by their fruits, rather than their political affiliations. The episode critiques current government policies, such as the allowance of men in women's bathrooms, highlighting the moral decay and confusion in educational and governmental institutions. Pastor Earl emphasizes God's creation of distinct male and female genders and the importance of maintaining gender-specific privacy in public restrooms. He questions why our society has strayed from these biblical principles and attributes it to the man-made concept of separation of church and state. Pastor Earl argues that this separation undermines the relevance of the Bible in civic affairs, leading to societal norms that contradict God's word. He points out that America's founding fathers intended for the US Constitution to be based on biblical principles, as evidenced by traditions like swearing upon the Bible and ending oaths with "So help me God." In conclusion, Pastor Earl calls on listeners to seek politicians who honor biblical principles, regardless of their political party. By aligning our civic actions with biblical teachings, we can ensure that our nation upholds the true liberty that comes from God. Why You Should Listen: This episode provides a thought-provoking analysis of how America's liberties are rooted in biblical principles. Pastor Earl Wallace's insights challenge us to reflect on the moral decay in our society and the importance of maintaining biblical standards in governance. By understanding the true foundation of our nation's liberty, listeners will be encouraged to seek leaders who honor God's word. Tune in to discover how standing firm on biblical principles can lead to true freedom and righteousness in our nation. Visit: www.libertycfchurch.org YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@libertychristianfellowship5721

June 22, 2024

Ep. 107: Standing Firm: Navigating Church Unity and Biblical Truth

Outline: Introduction:<ul><li>Relationship between the Greatest Commandment, the Great Commission, and the Church Unity Movement.</li><li>Key Bible verses: Mark 12:30-31, Matthew 28:18-20.</li></ul> The Greatest Commandment:<ul><li>Loving God most and then loving man.</li><li>Encouraging others to become disciples of Christ for eternal life.</li></ul> The Great Commission:<ul><li>Making disciples for Christ.</li><li>Importance of guiding people to eternity with God in heaven.</li></ul> Church Unity Movements:<ul><li>Risks of abandoning Bible doctrine for unity.</li><li>Caution against false religious pretexts in the name of unity.</li><li>Jesus' warning in Matthew 7:15-20 about recognizing true followers by their fruit.</li></ul> True Conversion and Conviction:<ul><li>Distinguishing between self-proclaimed Christians and Bible-practicing disciples.</li><li>Importance of true conversion in Christ to prevent deceit.</li></ul> Social Justice vs. Biblical Standards:<ul><li>Church unity movements often prioritize social justice over biblical truth.</li><li>The danger of government and agents breaking the Ten Commandments for social justice utopia.</li><li>Contrast with America's founding fathers applying biblical truth to civic life and government.</li></ul> Protestant Reformation and Biblical Christianity:<ul><li>Reformation as a return to the basics of the Bible.</li><li>Applying biblical principles to personal lives, civic life, and religion.</li><li>Reference to Wickliffe, Huss, Calvin, and others.</li></ul> God's Perspective on True Belief:<ul><li>Hebrews 10:29 and 6:1-6 on the importance of trusting in Christ's blood alone.</li><li>The danger of religious processes without true belief and repentance.</li><li>Deception of appearing Christian without true salvation.</li></ul> Standing on God's Word:<ul><li>The need to stand on God's truth to avoid being enslaved by deceptive unity movements.</li><li>Possible persecution but the hope for the world to get lifted up in liberty.</li></ul> Summary: Have you ever thought about the relationship between the Greatest Commandment, the Great Commission, and the Church Unity Movement? Pastor Earl Wallace explores this intricate connection in today's episode. The Greatest Commandment, found in Mark 12:30-31, calls us to love God most and then love our neighbors. The Great Commission in Matthew 28:18-20 urges us to make disciples of Christ, guiding people to eternal life with God. Pastor Earl warns about the dangers of church unity movements that encourage abandoning Bible doctrine for the sake of unity. He reminds us of Jesus' words in Matthew 7:15-20, where we are advised to recognize true followers by their fruit. True conversion and conviction in Christ are essential to prevent deceit within the church. The episode delves into the conflict between social justice movements and biblical standards. Pastor Earl emphasizes the importance of applying biblical truth to civic life and government, as America's founding fathers intended. He draws parallels with the Protestant Reformation, which aimed to return to the basics of the Bible and apply its principles to all aspects of life. God's perspective on true belief, as discussed in Hebrews 10:29 and 6:1-6, highlights the need for genuine repentance and trust in Christ's sacrifice. Pastor Earl cautions against appearing Christian without true salvation, as it can deceive others and hinder their path to God.In conclusion, Pastor Earl urges listeners to stand firm on God's word, even if it leads to persecution. This steadfastness is the only hope for the world to be lifted up in liberty. Why You Should Listen: This episode offers a compelling exploration of the delicate balance between biblical truth and church unity. Pastor Earl Wallace's insights challenge us to stay true to God's word while navigating the pressures of societal and governmental influences. By understanding the importance of genuine conversion and the dangers of deceptive unity movements, listeners will be equipped to stand firm in their faith. Tune in to discover how standing on God's truth can lead to true liberty and hope for our world. Visit: www.libertycfchurch.org YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@libertychristianfellowship5721

June 20, 2024

Ep. 106: Rise Like Nehemiah: Prayer and Action for a Restored America

Episode Summary: It's time to get out of our Christian comfort zones because complacency gets us nowhere. Sinfulness abounds all around us, and our freedom of conscience is under threat. Our government is turning on us, and tolerance of sin is expected from those of us who choose to walk the path of righteousness with God. In today's culture, God is openly mocked, and Christians are labeled as haters if we refuse to bow to society’s new cultural sin mandates. But we need to stop, drop, and roll back to God in prayer. How much time do you really spend praying to God? At Liberty Christian Fellowship, God is raising up leaders who will stand in the gap—people who take God seriously and dedicate time to being in His presence and prayer. As we witness the decline of culture, government, and society, we can pray like Nehemiah prayed in Nehemiah chapter one. Nehemiah wept, fasted, and prayed for his disgraced brethren, confessing the sins of the Israelites as well as his own. In verse 7, he said to the Lord, "We have acted very wickedly toward you. We have not obeyed the commands, decrees, and laws you gave your servant Moses." Nehemiah didn't blame others or have a pity party. Instead, he went straight to the Lord in prayer. There are many Nehemiahs out there—tired, disgusted, frustrated, and heartbroken. But as I said, complacency gets us nowhere. When was the last time you fasted for the sins of this country? When was the last time you wept for our nation? When was the last time you prayed earnestly for our country? Together, let's commit to faithfully obeying God and praying daily. We are called to be doers of God's word. James 1:22 says, "Do not merely listen to the word, and so deceive yourselves. Do what it says." Nehemiah humbled himself before God, praised Him, acknowledged His glory and majesty, confessed his sins and the sins of others, and depended entirely on God. He fasted and prayed for a long time. First Thessalonians 5:17 urges us to "pray without ceasing." Continuous prayer should not be seen as a chore, but rather as a heartfelt commitment. Let us prepare our hearts so the Spirit of God will move us to pray throughout the day and every day for a restored America and restored families. Pray that God will give us the strength to do the great things He wants His disciples to do, and watch the many blessings He has in store for His Nehemiahs. We welcome you to our church each Sunday morning at 10 a.m. to hear the line-by-line Bible sermons by Pastor Earl Wallace, who often reminds us to stop, drop, and roll back to God. Please pray for us so we can use God's favor to open doors for teaching in public schools. Why You Should Listen: This episode is a powerful call to action for Christians to rise from complacency and actively engage in prayer and fasting for our nation. Anne's message emphasizes the importance of continuous prayer and living as doers of God’s word, inspired by the example of Nehemiah. By listening to this episode, you'll be encouraged to deepen your commitment to God, embrace your role in His plan, and be part of a movement that seeks to restore America through the power of prayer and faithful action. Tune in to be inspired, challenged, and equipped to make a difference in your community and beyond. Visit: www.libertycfchurch.org YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@libertychristianfellowship5721

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What is How The Bible Reveals and Protects Our Constitutional Rights?: This podcast explores America's forgotten Biblical roots and how they once shaped our nation's morals, culture, and civic behavior. It highlights the Ten Commandments as a foundation for stability and warns against government overreach and the misinterpretation of "Separation of Church and State." In five-minute episodes, listeners reconnect with how the Bible influenced America's founding, offering solutions rather than just identifying problems. By understanding the contrast between Biblical principles and modern cultural shifts, listeners are empowered to challenge today’s misguided values and advocate for a return to the nation's core ideals. For more information, please visit <a href="http://www.libertycfchurch.org" rel="nofollow">www.libertycfchurch.org</a>
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Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 9 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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