Finishing the regular season with 26 wins for the second consecutive year, the men’s D2 hockey team is poised for another ACHA National Tournament run. After suffering defeat in the final round of pool play in last year’s tournament, the Flames return to the postseason as the Southeast region’s No. 1 seed, set to go head-to-head with the University of […]
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Regular season hockey has concluded, and the ACHA National Tournament is all that awaits for Liberty hockey. The Flames will have three teams repping the red and blue in Boston March 16-21, as the men’s D1 and D2 teams, along with the women’s D1 team, will all make the trip to New England for postseason puck drops. For the Lady […]
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With the men’s basketball championship loss to Kennesaw State comes the end of the Flames March Madness hopes, and it also comes time for the Flames faithful to say goodbye to so many seniors that have been a part of this team. Redshirt senior guard and Liberty legend Darius McGhee, though he may have had a rough night shooting the […]
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The typical job interview requires proper attire and a compelling display of one’s talents. For some, this is a suit, tie and a resume. For Demario Douglas, however, it’s gloves, cleats and spandex. Douglas was one of 319 college football players invited to the 2023 NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis, Indiana. The Combine is a week-long event during which players […]
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One heartbeat. That’s the self-given motto of the Lady Flames basketball team, and never has a team looked so together, so in unison, as this Flames unit did in its win over Kennesaw State in the quarter finals of the ASUN Championship. “It’s a real close team,” Head Coach Carey Green said postgame. “I don’t know if I’ve had a […]
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The smell of hot dogs wafted through the air, and the crack of a bat rang out Sunday afternoon as Worthington Field livened up for Liberty baseball’s first home series of the season March 4-5. The Flames took on the Bryant Bulldogs in a three-game series beginning with a doubleheader Saturday afternoon. “It’s good to be here,” Head Coach Scott […]
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He imagines himself as some famous soccer star, weaving through defenders towards the goal as the crowd stands in anticipation. He hears the audience roar as his shot collides with the back of the net. When he turns to celebrate with his teammates, reality sets in. The crowd noise fades into the sound of inaudible shouts, dogs barking and traffic […]
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The Liberty Flames men’s basketball season has come to an end. After going 26-7 this season and defeating 15 of their 18 conference opponents, the Flames lost the one that mattered most in the end. In the ASUN Championship Finals, the Flames NCAA Tournament hopes were shattered by a last second free throw from the newly crowned ASUN Champions, the […]
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When I got off the train at Washington, D.C. for CPAC, I was ready to throw up. The Uber was on its way, and if I went to the bathroom for too long, I’d be inconveniencing everyone. “We may even have to call another Uber because of my stupid stomach,” I thought. I kept getting more and more nauseous — […]
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I have never felt freer than when my neighbor tackled me into the grass. The impact of the ground smashed the breath from my lungs, and I caught the scent of coming frost nestled in the hard clumps of dirt. A moment later, my neighbor laughed, holding up a yellow volleyball and declaring himself the winner. This was the goal […]
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To be in the world and not of it. To engage with secular companies or to avoid supporting their anti-biblical agenda. To make a stand for theological convictions or to participate in culture. These are a few of the questions we need to consider as sojourners living in a broken world. We inevitably must encounter and interact with organizations that […]
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Since the 2020 presidential election, many people have questioned whether President Joe Biden is competent enough to run the nation. As the oldest American president ever elected, his age shows. Biden often confuses his speech when addressing the public and at times, seems disoriented about where he should be on stage. Whenever Biden falls, he often makes headlines, with people […]
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In recent years, there has been a growing trend of athletes’ taking a stand for their religious beliefs in their sports. While some view this as a courageous act of conviction, others see it as an unwelcome intrusion of religion in the world of sports. The controversy surrounding this topic has only increased over time, with cancel culture playing a […]
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Christians enter a mindset of interpretation of Scripture that poses significant threats to the intentioned meaning. Searching through the Old Testament, believers look to the New Testament with the sole intention of directly connecting Christ to any passage they deem necessary. Without the New Testament backing of theology gained through those types of interpretations, common followers of Christ desperately place […]
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A late-game burst when it mattered most was all the Liberty Flames needed to conquer the Eastern Kentucky Colonels, 79-73, and become ASUN Championship bound in front of the largest crowd in Liberty Arena history. Liberty’s 4,043 fans gathered on Feb. 2 to witness two of the top teams in the conference go neck-and-neck, and they were treated to a […]
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