Weekly Sermon – Bible Truths Ministries

Great Sins, Great Losses

Great Sins Introduction Sin is never a small matter before a holy God. Men may measure sin by outward appearance, public opinion, or the damage they can see, but Scripture teaches us to look deeper. The Book of Judges shows what happens when a people forget God, excuse wickedness, and allow spiritual corruption to spread […]

The False Doctrine of Christian Zionism

The False Doctrine of Christian Zionism Weekly Sermon, 31 May 2026 By Pastor Chuck Baldwin

Why Reading Your Bible Isn’t Enough

World’s Most Honest Students Weekly Sermon, 24 May 2026 In the landscape of the early church, the Apostle Paul encountered three distinct responses to the Gospel, each representing a posture of the human heart that persists today. In Thessalonica, he met fierce opposition and envy. In Athens, he was met with the cold shoulder of […]

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

True Meaning of Thanksgiving Day

Surprising Truths About Thanksgiving Hidden in Ancient Scripture For most of us, Thanksgiving conjures a familiar set of images: a table overflowing with turkey and stuffing, the gathering of family and friends, the afternoon haze of football on television. It’s a cherished cultural tradition, a day set aside for gratitude and feasting. But what if […]

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