The Truth Church

Pastor Hilton preaches on the necessity of being led by the Spirit, grounding his message in Hebrews 6:1-3 and Romans 8:14. He urges the congregation to move beyond foundational doctrines—milk—into spiritual maturity, or perfection, which is complete alignment with Christ. Being led by the Spirit is not merely about feeling emotional; it is a disciplined, practiced sensitivity to God’s voice. Usin...

Brother Burgess opens Revelation 1, where John sees Jesus walking among seven golden candlesticks, which the Bible explains are the seven churches. The seven stars in Christ’s right hand are the angels, or messengers, of the churches — meaning the pastors. God’s plan for His church involves delegated authority: Jesus walks in the midst of His people, and He holds His messengers in His right hand,...

Reverend Jones preaches from Acts 5:38-39, using Gamaliel's counsel to the Sanhedrin as a lens to examine the nature and certainty of God's work. He establishes that the church is God's pride and joy, purchased by Christ's blood, and is an unshakable kingdom that cannot be toppled. The central argument is that any plan or work originating from man will fail and come to naught, but if it is of God,...

Brother Burgess preaches from 2 Kings chapter 2, focusing on Elisha's question when he took up Elijah's mantle: 'Where is the Lord God of Elijah?' He emphasizes that beginnings and foundations are crucial, and that Elisha knew he could not cross the Jordan River without God's presence, even though he could have physically done so. The message centers on the necessity of inquiring of the Lord in ev...

Reverend Jones opens his message in Isaiah 43:2, contrasting two types of deliverance: preventative, where God spares us from danger, and participatory, where God walks with us through the trial. He emphasizes that while we all prefer the first, the second is where God gains greatest glory. The preacher notes that Isaiah says "when" you pass through waters, not "if," affirming that trials are inev...

Reverend Riley preaches on the need for spiritual revival and the overcoming of complacency in the church. Taking his text from Isaiah 5:13, he declares that God's people go into captivity for lack of knowledge. He then moves to 2 Kings 2:19-21, where the men of Jericho tell Elisha the water is bad and the ground barren. Reverend Riley argues that many churches are like that city: pleasant to look...

Pastor Hilton preaches from Leviticus 25:10 on the Year of Jubilee, emphasizing God's pattern of completion through the number seven. He explains that after seven Sabbaths of years (49 years), the 50th year was a Jubilee where liberty was proclaimed, debts were forgiven, and every person returned to their ancestral property—a complete reset back to God's original design. This principle, Pastor Hil...

Bishop Riggen teaches that everything in the New Testament is rooted in the Old Testament, especially the outpouring of the Holy Spirit on the day of Pentecost. He explains that the Feast of Weeks (Shavuot) was the final harvest festival, observed fifty days after Passover, and that Pentecost—the Greek name for the fiftieth day—fulfills that Old Testament type. At Sinai, the law was given on table...

Pastor Hilton opens with Isaiah 10:3-4, posing God's direct question: "What will ye do in the day of visitation?" He connects this to Luke 19:44, where Jesus weeps over Jerusalem because they "knewest not the time of thy visitation," and to Acts 2:1-4, the Day of Pentecost. The core teaching is that God has specific, appointed times—days, times, or years—when He purposes to visit His people. While...

Pastor Hilton continues the series on being led by the Spirit from Hebrews 6:1-3 and Romans 8:14. He emphasizes that while the foundational doctrines must remain established, believers must press on unto perfection by the same spiritual means. Drawing from Christ’s example, he highlights three key principles: first, Jesus was aware that the Father within Him did the works, teaching that we must ne...

The minister draws from Isaiah 35:1-10, where God promises to transform a desolate wilderness into a blossoming place, creating a highway of holiness for the redeemed. He explains that the children of Israel, though chosen by God, repeatedly rejected His commands, leading to judgment and spiritual barrenness. Yet in the midst of that desert, God makes a way—the way of holiness. Holiness, he teache...

Pastor Hilton teaches from Hebrews 6:1-3, urging the congregation to 'go on unto perfection' and build upon the solid foundation already established. He explains that the church must move beyond foundational doctrines like repentance, faith, baptisms, laying on of hands, resurrection, and eternal judgment, and progress toward spiritual maturity and completion in God's will. He draws a parallel to...