LRC, Houston – the weekends-free church in Houston, Texas

Let me begin with a quote by Tom Harpour, “Who can sit by the bedside of a loved one ravaged by some cruel, killing disease and not know doubt?” As a once upon a time pastor and now just plain ole spiritual guide who is making his way through life as we all must, I’ve been there and maybe a visit to even more crushingly doubtful places. Continue reading ‘Acknowledging Agnosticism’

Check out our unique Friday night gatherings... and then enjoy the rest of your weekend! Or, visit us on Friday and attend another church on Sunday. We are just one piece of the spiritual puzzle. While we believe that God is most DEFINED by Jesus, God is certainly not CONFINED to Jesus. How could the infinite be so limited?

Life Revealing Community (formerly Liberty Revival Church) was founded 23 years ago. LRC is a unique church from the physical layout of large round tables where you can sit your lap top, coffee, or food, and see family members across the table, to a spiritual dimension you can FEEL. We believe that we are called to immerse ourselves in the community that allows freedom of expression through programs like Culture Shapers, a citywide art contest through which we have raised more than $1,300,000 to support Houston area high school students.

We are changing culture, beginning with ourselves. We are not who we were twenty two years ago. We are not who we were 2 years ago. Are you? Then join us on the journey as we unpackage the sacred Scriptures by the Spirit that resides within us. We are ONE with the entire world. God is love and that means that traditional views of hell simply don't work, nor do many other depictions of an angry God.

The Thinking Person's Guide to God: Overcoming the Obstacles to Belief

by Tom Harpur

Author Tom Harpur asked the readers of his syndicated newspaper column on ethics and religion for help with some research. He invited them to submit brief descriptions of their stumbling blocks to faith, spirituality, and religion. Soon scores of letters flooded in from readers who would like to have a vital faith in God (regardless of denomination or religion) but honestly cannot because of some doubts or difficulties. C.S. Lewis's Screwtape Letters was the guide for thoughtful Christians in the seventies. In a similar manner, Tom Harpur paves the way for today's seekers. He replies to some of these most troubling questions in his book, The Thinking Person's Guide to God. Is belief in God unscientific? Is the only path to salvation through Jesus? What about people of other faiths? Is the Bible as the Word of God a credible belief today? Why is there so much evil in the world? Does God hate women?About the AuthorTom Harpur, columnist for the Toronto Sunday Star, Anglican priest, Rhodes Scholar, and former teacher of Greek and the New Testament, is a prominent writer on religious and ethical issues. He is the author of several books: Always on Sunday, For Christ's Sake, God Help Us, Harpur's Heaven and Hell, and, most recently, The Uncommon Touch. Tom Harpur lives near Toronto, Canada.