Liberti Church Collingswood
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Local sermons with room for real life.
Liberti Church Collingswood is a sermon-led feed rooted in biblical passages, pastoral application, and the life of a church community. Alongside Sunday teaching, its conversational episodes let Jim and Pat wander through Easter candy, aging, music, running, and theology without losing the informal feel.
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Liberti Church Collingswood is a sermon-forward Christian feed shaped by Scripture, pastoral care, and the ordinary texture of congregational life. Its center of gravity is Sunday preaching. The sermons tend to begin with a biblical passage read at length, then move slowly toward a claim about Jesus, prayer, suffering, humility, or the church as a family. It can be direct. It can also be tender. One sermon frames the Beatitudes around people who mourn, people who are broken, and a community learning to grieve together rather than privately manage pain. Another sits with Philippians 4 and treats anxiety not as a problem solved by one spiritual trick, but as something prayer forms over a long obedience in the same direction. The show likes that kind of patient category. Prayer is presented as practice, habitus, dependence, attention, and surrender, not just as religious language placed over stress. Biblical scenes matter here, too. The empty tomb is allowed to feel frightening as well as joyful, and the servant of Abraham at the well becomes a way to think about asking God for help in the middle of a task. The tone is warm without becoming shiny. It speaks like a church that expects listeners to know distraction, grief, fatigue, and doubt from the inside. The feed also has a conversational side. In AATJ episodes, Jim and Pat move through Easter candy, running, dad injuries, band talk, theme-park jokes, and strange side trails before finding their way back to questions about fearing God, Western assumptions, the cross, and resurrection. Those lighter episodes make the feed feel locally embodied rather than abstract. The theology is still serious. The room is just less formal. Across both modes, Liberti Church Collingswood works best for people who want Christian teaching that can name pain plainly, keep returning to Jesus, and still leave space for dry jokes, aging bodies, and the small oddities of a normal week.
Made for: Best for Christians and spiritually curious listeners who want patient, Scripture-centered teaching about prayer, grief, anxiety, humility, and belonging. It especially suits people drawn to a local-church tone rather than a studio-polished ministry brand.
What sets it apart: The feed blends sermon monologues with casual AATJ conversations, so theological reflection sits beside ordinary details like Easter candy, running, music, and aging. That mix gives the show a lived-in congregational feel instead of a generic sermon archive.
Welcome to the audio podcast of Liberti Church Collingswood in Collingswood, NJ! On this feed you can find our Sunday sermons, weekly “The Post Sunday Blues: A Preaching Postmortem” show, and our newest podcast, "Five Golden Things: The Liberti Lists". Our mission is to live, speak, and serve as the very presence of Jesus for Collingswood and its surrounding boroughs. For more information, visit us at www.liberticollingswood.org.
Based on 4 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Liberti Church Collingswood connects biblical teaching about new birth, anxiety, grief, and prayer to the ordinary work of Christian formation.
Liberti Church Collingswood treats sermons as close readings meant to travel into daily life. "The New Birth" follows John 3's language of rebirth through other biblical passages, while "Too Stressed to Pray?" turns Philippians into a patient account of prayer as a cultivated…
Prayer timers, new birth, and Bruce Springsteen meet when you want faith with its collar unbuttoned.
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A Beatitudes sermon about mourning, mercy, and the church as a place to belong.
Liberty Church Collingswood treats the Beatitudes as good news for people carrying grief, brokenness, and the need for comfort. The sermon keeps one point in view: Jesus does not stay at a distance from human pain, he meets people inside it, and that gives the promise of…
A loose post-Easter conversation that makes fear of God feel weighty, human, and worth hearing.
This episode opens in post-Easter mode, with candy regret, a five-mile run as penance, and the sort of easy banter that makes the room feel lived in before the talk turns heavier.
A patient sermon about prayer as a practiced way of life.
Liberty Church Collingswood stays with Philippians 4 and asks a plain question: how does prayer take hold when anxiety starts pressing in? The sermon leans on older saints, Eugene Peterson's "a long obedience in the same direction," and the Latin idea of habitus to argue that…
A casual church conversation about prayer, humility, and ordinary faithfulness.
Jim and Pat move from Olympic withdrawal to basketball, then settle into a more serious stretch on prayer, attention, and where a person stands before God.
A warm sermon on new birth that keeps coming back until the point lands.
Nicodemus stays at the center here, and the sermon keeps circling the question of being born again until it lands with real force. It moves through Ezekiel, Paul, and Peter without rushing, and the plain humor helps keep the theology from feeling sealed off or stiff.
Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Live sermons with Easter-shaped urgency.
Liberty Church Collingswood opens with the Beatitudes.
This sermon explores the biblical account of Jesus' resurrection from Mark 16, focusing on the women's fear and astonishment at the empty tomb and the angel's message of hope.
The conversation opens in post-Easter mode.
Liberty Church Collingswood centers this sermon on Philippians 4:5-9 and the line “I’m too busy, I’m too stressed to pray,” calling it a deeply ironic statement.
This sermon explores lessons about prayer from the story of Abraham's servant in Genesis, focusing on faith and divine guidance.
A sermon podcast from Liberti Church Collingswood featuring scripture readings and teachings on loving God and prayer.
A sermon from Liberti Church Collingswood on the themes of humility, resisting the devil, and drawing near to God.
A band member discusses a productive weekend recording demos for an upcoming album, including a lingering hand injury from typing.
A sermon podcast from Liberti Church Collingswood featuring scripture readings and teaching on Jesus as high priest and the Spirit's intercession.
Jim and Pat open with the Olympics, including a USA-Canada gold medal hockey game and Pat’s sadness that curling and luge are over.
A sermon podcast from Liberti Church Collingswood featuring a reading and prayer from Matthew and Romans.
The hosts discuss Mardi Gras celebrations and personal plans while transitioning into a religious discussion about John chapter three and being born again.
Liberty Church Collingswood teaches through Jesus' encounter with Nicodemus and centers the sermon on the need to be born again.
Two friends discuss the physical toll of shoveling snow during a snowstorm, including helping a neighbor, and briefly mention an impromptu sermon based on Psalm 46.
A father and daughter discuss the best and worst Christmas gifts they've ever received in a lighthearted listicle format.
A church podcast host and digital ministry director share personal struggles and discuss hope during Advent season.
A sermon reading and exposition of Isaiah 9, focusing on the prophecy of a coming child and the light for those in darkness.
The hosts discuss the concept of abiding in Jesus, referencing a recent sermon and engaging in lighthearted banter.
A sermon podcast from Liberti Church Collingswood featuring a reading from the Gospel of John and a call to follow Jesus.
A Sunday sermon from Liberti Church Collingswood, featuring a reading from the Gospel of John about the Spirit descending on Jesus.
A weekly podcast from Liberti Church Collingswood featuring sermons and discussions on faith and scripture.
A sermon from Liberti Church Collingswood reading and reflecting on the Gospel of John about John the Baptist's testimony.
A pastor and guest discuss a recent sermon on John's prologue, focusing on practical takeaways about pursuing intimacy with God, while also touching on Philadelphia sports.
A sermon podcast from Liberti Church Collingswood, featuring a message on the gospel of Jesus Christ.
Two hosts discuss the previous night's 18-inning World Series game between the Blue Jays and Dodgers, sharing their viewing experiences and reactions.
A sermon podcast from Liberti Church Collingswood featuring a reading from the Gospel of John and a prayer for illumination.
A sermon from Liberti Church Collingswood discussing the theological concepts of sin, grace, and baptism through Jesus Christ.
A sermon podcast from Liberti Church Collingswood delivering a message on the incarnation of Jesus Christ.
A sermon podcast from Liberti Church Collingswood, featuring a reading from the Gospel of John about Jesus as the true light.
Two co-hosts discuss the highs and lows of running as they age, reflecting on fitness, injuries, and the fleeting nature of workout satisfaction.
This sermon introduces John the Baptist as a witness to Jesus, emphasizing his role in spreading the gospel and God's message.