As we face the perils of the last days, we must live by faith and put our trust in God, no matter how challenging our circumstances may seem.

This is a Friday Night Zoom message where we discuss the war between God and Satan, which began in heaven and continues in our world. We examine the Pope’s remarks on World War III, as well as recent unprecedented natural disasters. We also examine how Christians are being imprisoned for refusing to use gender-neutral pronouns […]

The ecumenical movement seeks to unite the churches, exalt Sunday worship, promote spiritualism, reject biblical truth, and bring us all under one head, Rome. According to inspiration, the image of the beast and the mark cannot exist without the union of the churches. This Sabbath sermon will demonstrate how ecumenism will set everything in motion.

Laudato Si’ calls for global unity and cooperation. It encourages all religious faiths and churches, including Protestantism, to join Rome and work together to solve the world’s problems. It advocates for a global political structure with the teeth to impose sanctions. In this Sabbath message, we will see how inspiration tells us that Sunday laws […]

This is a Sabbath sermon about Christ’s message to the Laodicean Church. “Halfhearted Christians are worse than infidels; for their deceptive words and noncommittal position lead many astray. The infidel shows his colors. The lukewarm Christian deceives both parties. He is neither a good worldling nor a good Christian. Satan uses him to do a […]

This is a Sabbath sermon that describes how God controls all events for His greater glory.

This brief sermon was delivered on Sabbath before a communion service. The message talks about the period of purification that is currently in effect and that is required before we may obtain the Seal of God. “This is our washing and ironing time—the time when we are to cleanse our robes of character in the […]

This is a Sabbath sermon that demonstrates how Christ and every other prophetic detail are interconnected and must be proclaimed together.