Should We Love Our Enemies?
A Case for Praying Against the Wicked In the hollowed-out landscape of modern Christendom, the command to “love your enemies” has been weaponized into a lethal cliché. It is no longer a call to personal piety but a conversational shield deployed to silence any defense of the faith or the nation. Whenever a voice is […]
What is the Tribulation in the Bible?
The Great Tribulation Confusion Weekly Sermon, 21 June 2026 By Pastor Matthew Dyer For the transcript, Click Here
Who is Modern-Day Babylon?
The Mystery of the Sleeping Giant To the uninitiated, history is a chaotic sequence of geopolitical collisions. However, a deeper hermeneutical shift reveals a hidden architecture behind the modern global crisis. There exists a profound tension between the traditional, Levant-centric interpretation of ancient prophecy—specifically the harrowing judgments of Jeremiah 50 and 51—and the current trajectory […]
Why We’re Fighting the Wrong War
Truths About “Occupying” Until the End Weekly Sermon, 19 April 2026 By Pastor Sheldon Emry For the audio Click Here Looking at the world today, it is easy to succumb to a pervasive sense of despair. We witness social decay, national decline, and a government that seems to actively enforce edicts that encourage the violation […]
National Repentance, Divine Judgment, and the Restoration of the Kingdom
Our Coming Days of Repentance Weekly Sermon, 29 March 2026 By Pastor Sheldon Emry Click Here Summary This briefing synthesizes the central themes and scriptural analyses regarding a perceived national mandate for repentance within the United States, framed through the lens of Kingdom Identity theology. The core argument asserts that the current social, economic, and […]
When to Help Others and Who Should We Help
When to Help Others and Who Should We Help Weekly Sermon, 4 January 2026 By Pastor Kevyn Reid
Mystery of the Covenant
Mystery of the Covenant Weekly Sermon, 9 November 2025 By Pastor Dave Barley
Why We Fight the Truth
3 Ancient Tactics We Still Use Today It’s a deeply uncomfortable feeling. You encounter a fact or an idea that directly contradicts a belief you’ve held your entire life. Your immediate, gut-level response is often to deny it, to push it away. This isn’t a personal failing; it’s a universal human experience. Psychologists call this […]
Foundational Principles of Justifiable Governmental Secession
Principles of Justifiable Governmental Secession 1.0 Introduction: Defining the Scope and Purpose This memorandum establishes a coherent framework for evaluating the legitimacy of a government and the conditions under which secession becomes a justifiable action. This analysis is derived from an examination of foundational biblical principles of governance and their clear expression in American constitutional […]
Biblical Principles for Secession
A Christian Framework for Liberty, Law, and Legitimate Authority When Government Stops Serving What should Christians think and do when rulers stop serving and start ruling by force? The Bible does not leave the church without a compass. It gives a covenantal vision of authority—rooted in God’s law, bounded by justice, and exercised as […]