The Truth Church

Pastor Hilton draws from Proverbs 1:8-9 and Proverbs 6:20 to explore 'the law of my mother,' emphasizing that every mother establishes unique household rules shaped by her personality and love. He illustrates this with personal memories, such as the strict rule never to walk on a freshly mopped kitchen floor, and the careful selection of a green switch for discipline, showing that maternal laws in...

Pastor Hilton preached from Psalm 51:10, 'Create in me a clean heart, O God,' emphasizing that God's creative power did not end on the sixth day; He still creates in believers today. The sermon argued that humanity's inherent wickedness, as seen in Genesis 6, requires divine intervention. Using Acts 17:30, the pastor stressed that while God once winked at ignorance, He now commands all men everywh...

Pastor Hilton opens with Hebrews 6:1-3, urging the church to leave the foundational doctrines of Christ and go on unto perfection. He explains that a foundation is not meant to be admired but built upon, and the church is now positioned to construct its house—its full spiritual life—on the sure foundation already laid. He warns against treating people as temporary scaffolding, emphasizing that eve...

Pastor Hilton preached from Joshua 6 and 7, contrasting the victory at Jericho with the defeat at Ai. He emphasized that the Israelites shouted before the walls fell, acting on God's promise rather than their circumstances. He warned against complacency, using the example of the Reubenites, Gadites, and half-tribe of Manasseh who chose to stay on the east side of the Jordan, content with the wilde...

Pastor Hilton preaches from 2 Corinthians 3:18, emphasizing that believers are transformed 'from glory to glory' by the Spirit of the Lord. He establishes that God is a God of order, evident in creation, the Old Covenant laws, and the New Jerusalem. However, a spiritual law of entropy—the law of sin described by Paul in Romans 7—constantly pulls humanity toward disorder and decay, just as the phys...

Pastor Hilton preaches from Galatians 4:19-31, declaring that believers are children of promise, not of bondage. He explains the allegory of Sarah and Hagar, showing that as Isaac was born by promise, so are we. The message explores how God gives promises, and how the enemy works to prevent their fulfillment, but God's word cannot fail. He examines the barrenness of matriarchs like Sarah, Rebecca,...

Reverend Goff preached from Matthew 14 and Mark 6, focusing on the aftermath of John the Baptist's beheading. Jesus and the apostles, grieving John's death, withdrew to a desert place, but the multitude followed. When the apostles, hurt and wanting to be alone, urged Jesus to send the people away, he instead commanded them to feed the five thousand with five loaves and two fishes. The miracle that...

Bishop Riggen preached from Acts 2:17 and Joel 2:28, focusing on the prophecy that old men shall dream dreams and young men shall see visions. He corrected a common misconception that these dreams are about the past; rather, they are prophetic dreams from God about the future. The old men's dreams are not nostalgic but visionary, and they serve as the foundation and inspiration for the young men's...

Bishop Riggen preaches from Mark 5:25-34 on the faith formula for receiving miracles, consisting of three elements: your dilemma, His divinity, and the catalyst of faith. He illustrates using the woman with the issue of blood who suffered twelve years, spent all on physicians, and only grew worse. Her desperate situation was the necessary first ingredient. When she heard of Jesus, she determined t...

Bishop Riggen preaches from Luke 24:1-7 on Resurrection Sunday, focusing on the significance of Christ's resurrection. He establishes that Christianity is unique among world religions because Jesus was born of a virgin, lived without sin, and—most critically—rose from the dead by His own power. Unlike other religious leaders whose tombs hold their remains, Jesus' tomb is empty; He raised Himself,...

Reverend Jr preached from Hebrews 11:6, emphasizing that without faith it is impossible to please God. He stressed that faith is not passive but a conscious decision to believe God is who He says He is and that He rewards those who diligently seek Him. This faith is like a title deed, giving assurance of things hoped for, based on God's unchanging Word. Reverend Jr illustrated from Matthew 9 how f...

Pastor Hilton preaches from 2 Timothy 3:1-5, warning that in the last days many will have a form of godliness but deny its power. He emphasizes that true godliness is not about outward displays of righteousness, expensive suits, or religious performance—it is about possessing real, life-changing power from God. The preacher warns against the dangers of pragmatism, secularism, and compromise that h...