Liberty Baptist Church

An Independent, Baptist, Family Integrated Church serving Norwalk, CA


We would love to take a moment to introduce our church. Liberty is a church that seeks to worship God in the simplicity of the faith found in the Scriptures. We seek not to be ministry driven, but rather to be Gospel guided. The modern church has been consumed by every philosophy under the sun, but Liberty has purposely chosen to return to the simple faith of the New Testament. We have summarized our purpose by the following three things:

WORSHIP – God has given us such a wonderful gift in the opportunity to honor Him. We gather together multiple times each week to exalt the Savior through prayer, Scripture reading, the singing of psalms and hymns and, the preaching and teaching of God’s word. When we gather, you will find us worshiping together as families, as we believe that the Scriptures teach that it is the primary responsibility of fathers to lead their family during this sacred time.

PREACHING – God has commanded us to reach from our own community to the uttermost part of the earth with the message of the glorious gospel of Jesus Christ. He has also been very specific in the method He has chosen to evangelize the world… The preaching of the cross! This is in fact the power of God to save the lost, and while the modern church has employed many means by which to evangelize, Liberty has chosen to return to the simple method of preaching the gospel of Jesus Christ.

DISCIPLESHIP – God has given us the great responsibility, through pastors and teachers, to equip the saints for the work of the ministry. If the church is functioning properly as the body of Christ, it is as a result of the saints fulfilling their rolls as healthy active members. Liberty takes the responsibility to equip the saints very seriously. You will find a healthy balance of expository preaching, and systematic teaching in our worship services and Bible study times. We also place a heavy influence on holding fathers responsible for the daily discipleship of their families, without which the work of the church is greatly hindered.