He’s Able He can He Will
from The Truth Church
Reverend Hilton draws from the preacher G.E. Patterson's music to reflect on powerful moves of God, emphasizing that God is not done and has more in store. He recounts several recent testimonies of divine healing at Truth Church: a woman's healing from migraines, a child's broken femur healed within two weeks, a deaf woman's restoration in the bathroom after a heart attack, and a coworker's swollen eyes restored instantly. He connects these to Bishop Riggen's podcast, which argued that old-time holiness and separation are key to retaining God's power. Reverend Hilton insists that God still performs the miracles of Acts and the Gospels—healing, deliverance, and provision—for those who believe and act in faith. He warns against a spirit of unbelief and the false doctrine of 'speaking things into existence,' contrasting it with biblical faith that requires prayer, belief, and action. Referencing the lame man at the Beautiful Gate, he notes that healing came when Peter took him by the hand, transferring faith through touch. He urges the congregation to expect answers from God and to step out in faith, not wallow in self-pity or depression. He testifies that God can sober the drunk, deliver the addicted, and remove temptations, as he has witnessed firsthand. The sermon culminates in an altar call, inviting those in need to come forward and receive from God, affirming that the old-time power and landmarks of holiness must be preserved for God's glory to fall.
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