Truth For Today with Min. Mitchell Fields

In this teaching from Truth For Today, Min. Mitchell Fields addresses the urgent and sensitive commandment, “Thou shalt not k*ll” (Exodus 20:13), in light of ongoing violence across the world and within the United States. His teaching clarifies that this commandment specifically condemns the unlawful, intentional, and malicious taking of innocent human life, while distinguishing it from lawful act...

In this teaching, Min. Mitchell Fields explores Mark 2:5, where four friends lower their paralyzed companion through the roof to reach Jesus. The message, titled “The Ministry of Friendship,” centers on what it means to be a faithful, supportive friend in times of need. Min. Fields highlights that faithful friends are observant, compassionate, and willing to carry others rather than criticize them...

In this episode of "Truth For Today," Minister Mitchell Fields explores the story of the prophet Elijah from the book of 1st Kings, focusing on chapters 18 and 19. Elijah, known for calling down fire from heaven, faces a moment of deep discouragement after a great victory. This discussion centers around the question God asks Elijah: “Why are you here?” Elijah's Discouragement: After his triumph, E...

In this heartfelt message, Minister Mitchell Fields reflects on Psalm 46:10, urging us to embrace the profound command, “Be still, and know that I am God.” This verse serves as a reminder of God’s sovereignty and a call to find peace amid chaos. Min. Fields emphasizes that the act of being still is not merely about pausing physical activity; it’s an intentional surrender of control and a trust in...

In this engaging and thought-provoking message, Min. Mitchell Fields explores the vital theme of "Anchoring Our Thoughts," grounded in Philippians 4:8. The scripture emphasizes the importance of directing our thoughts toward truth, honesty, purity, and virtue in a world overwhelmed by distractions and negativity. Min. Fields highlights the staggering reality that the average person generates aroun...

In this inspiring episode of Truth For Today, Min. Mitchell Fields delves into the profound meaning of the name "Immanuel," which means "God Is With Us," as revealed in Matthew 1:23 and prophesied in Isaiah 7:14. Amidst the historical context of King Ahaz’s distress and Judah’s looming threat, the birth of Jesus emerges as the fulfillment of God’s promise—a beacon of hope and divine presence. Min....

In this enlightening episode of "Truth For Today," Minister Mitchell Fields explores the profound message of 1 Peter 2:9, which emphasizes the identity and purpose of believers as a "chosen generation" and "royal priesthood." He articulates that understanding our divine identity is crucial for fulfilling our purpose: to proclaim God's praises and reflect His light in the world. Min. Fields connect...

This week, Minister Mitchell Fields examines Mark 9:22-24, where a desperate father pleads with Jesus to heal his afflicted son. The father's raw cry—"I believe; help my unbelief!"—becomes the focal point for exploring how doubt coexists with faith during life's hardest trials. The discussion acknowledges that moments of devastation, unanswered prayers, or personal losses can shake even the strong...

In this powerful message, Minister Mitchell Fields delves into the Book of Nehemiah, emphasizing its relevance to the theme of "Rebuilding What Has Been Broken." He begins by highlighting Nehemiah's role as a cupbearer in Persia, far from his homeland of Jerusalem, where he learns of the city's desolation. Nehemiah's immediate response—mourning, fasting, and praying—sets the stage for his divine c...

In this week’s message, Minister Mitchell Fields dives into the powerful theme of gratitude through the parable of the ten lepers in Luke 17. Jesus heals ten men suffering from leprosy, instructing them to show themselves to the priests. Remarkably, while all are healed, only one— a Samaritan—returns to express his gratitude. Minister Fields emphasizes that gratitude not only strengthens our relat...

In this week's study, titled "The Weight of Our Worship," we delve into John 12:3, where Mary of Bethany anoints Jesus with costly ointment, exemplifying profound worship. This teaching explores the essence of worship as an expression of reverence, honor, and praise to God, emphasizing that true worship transcends mere words and is rooted in the heart's adoration for the Lord. The study highlights...

In this week's teaching, Minister Mitchell Fields draws from John 5:6, where Jesus asks a sick man at the Pool of Bethesda, “Do You Want to Be Healed?” This poignant question serves as the foundation for a deeper exploration of healing—both physical and emotional. The narrative highlights the man's long-standing condition of 38 years and his excuses for not seeking healing, prompting a reflection...

In this insightful teaching, Minister Mitchell Fields explores the profound biblical concept of favor through the lens of Genesis 6:8, where Noah finds favor in the eyes of the Lord amidst a corrupt world. The message, titled "Favor Isn’t Fair," delves into the reasons humanity lost God's favor, highlighting the pervasive wickedness that troubled God's heart and led to a divine reset. Min. Fields...

In today's teaching, Minister Mitchell Fields draws inspiration from Isaiah 26:3, which promises that God will keep those who focus on Him in perfect peace. Amidst the chaos and turmoil of recent events, Min. Fields emphasizes the importance of maintaining hope and peace, which are often under attack. He explores the concept of "perfect peace," defined as the peace of God that transcends human und...

Part 3 of a 3-part series that presents a teaching based on Jeremiah 30:17. Throughout this teaching, Minister Mitchell Fields illustrates how God intervenes to lift individuals from fear, pain, and a sense of being an "outcast," ultimately reasserting their divine identity, emphasizing God's unwavering love and the transformative power of His promises.

Part 2 of a 3-part series that presents a teaching based on Jeremiah 30:17. Throughout this teaching, Minister Mitchell Fields illustrates how God intervenes to lift individuals from fear, pain, and a sense of being an "outcast," ultimately reasserting their divine identity, emphasizing God's unwavering love and the transformative power of His promises.

Part 1 of a 3-part series that presents a teaching based on Jeremiah 30:17. Throughout this teaching, Minister Mitchell Fields illustrates how God intervenes to lift individuals from fear, pain, and a sense of being an "outcast," ultimately reasserting their divine identity and emphasizing God's unwavering love and the transformative power of His promises.