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The Truth Church
by The Truth Church
Sermons from The Truth Church, Olathe KS.
Episodes
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The Third Temple
The minister preaches from 2 Kings 7:3-6, using the account of four leprous men at the gate of Samaria during a severe famine. The city is starving, besieged by the Syrians. The lepers, unclean and excluded, reason that if they stay where they are they will die, and if they go into the city they...
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Living by Faith
Pastor Hilton preaches from Luke 18:7-8 on the necessity of persistent, active faith. He emphasizes that God avenges His elect who cry day and night, and the crucial question is whether the Son of Man will find faith on earth. The enemy's primary strategy is to bewitch believers into doubt,...
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The Need for Empty Vessels
Bishop Riggen preaches from 2 Kings 4:1-7, the account of a widow and a pot of oil. The widow's husband, a son of the prophets, died in debt, and the creditor was coming to take her two sons as bondservants. When Elisha asked what she had, she replied only a pot of oil. The man of God instructed...
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The Grace of God (Part 3)
Pastor Hilton continues a series on the grace of God, grounding the message in Hebrews 6:1-3 and Titus 2:11-14. He corrects a prior misunderstanding about the Greek word for grace, clarifying that it includes charm, favor, and, most importantly, God's enabling power that bestows upon believers…
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A Certain Sound
Pastor Hilton opens with Psalm 89:15, 'Blessed is the people that know the joyful sound,' asserting that God loves sound and noise. He illustrates this with the angelic host at Christ's birth (Luke 2), the triumphal entry where Jesus said even stones would cry out (Luke 19), and the Pentecostal...
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The Grace of God (Part 2)
Pastor Hilton preaches from Titus 2:11-14, focusing on the third definition of grace as a divine gift of kindness and power bestowed upon believers. He corrects a previous teaching, clarifying that the Greek root *charis* underlies *charisma*, and defines grace three ways: charm, favor, and a...
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A Drop in the Bucket
Pastor Hilton takes the text of Ecclesiastes 4:1 and Isaiah 40, drawing a contrast between the overwhelming scale of human oppression and the encompassing power of God. In Ecclesiastes, Solomon observes the oppressed with tears and no comforter, while the oppressors have all the power. Pastor...
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Staggering Faith
Pastor Hilton preaches from Romans 4:20-21 and 1 Kings 18, focusing on the need for unwavering faith that does not stagger. Using the Mount Carmel showdown, he highlights Elijah’s challenge: 'How long halt ye between two opinions?' explaining that 'halt' means to limp or vacillate. He contrasts...
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Hannah’s Prayer
Pastor Hilton opened with 1 Samuel 1:9-18, recounting Hannah's bitterness of soul as she prayed and wept before the Lord at Shiloh. He contrasted the prescribed, orderly ceremonies of the temple with Hannah's raw, uncommon outpouring of her heart. When Eli the priest mistook her silent, fervent...
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Rescued Again
Pastor Hilton preaches from Romans 7:24, where Paul cries out, 'O wretched man that I am! who shall deliver me from the body of this death?' The Greek word for 'deliver' means 'to rescue,' implying complete helplessness—a person cannot rescue themselves if they have any power to save themselves....
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Divine Order (Part 2)
Pastor Hilton preaches from Hebrews 6:1–3 and Acts 17:30–31, establishing repentance as the essential means of restoring God's divine order in believers' lives. He grounds the message in God's nature as a God of order, consistency, and timeliness, demonstrated from creation to the New Jerusalem....
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The Break of the Dawn
Pastor Hilton preaches from Isaiah 58:1-14, emphasizing that God desires authentic consecration, not empty religious ritual. The passage presents the house of Jacob, who fast and seek God daily yet wonder why He does not notice their sacrifices. God responds by clarifying the fast He chooses: to...
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The Spirit of the Father
Pastor Hilton preaches from Mark 10:17-22 on the rich young ruler who claims to have kept all the commandments but is unwilling to sell his possessions and follow Jesus. The sermon emphasizes that keeping the law is not enough; God desires the Spirit of the Father to dwell in believers, as...
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Divine Order (Part 1)
Pastor Hilton preaches on divine order and repentance, using Hebrews 6:1-3 and Acts 17:30-31 as his primary texts. He establishes that God is a God of order, consistency, and timeliness, and that human sin is a disruption of His divine order. Sin, he teaches, is not just wrong actions but also...
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Finding Favour
Pastor Hilton opens with Psalm 102:13, interpreting Zion as a type of the church, and declares that believers are living in the 'set time' of God's favor. He distinguishes favor from mere people-pleasing, asserting that God’s favor acts as a shield (Psalm 5:12) and is life itself (Psalm 30:5)....
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Restoration
Pastor Hilton preached from Psalm 51:12, 'Restore unto me the joy of thy salvation,' declaring that God's great project throughout Scripture is the restoration of mankind to Himself. He examined how God restores not merely to an original state but to a better one, citing creation, the flood, and...
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Led of the Spirit (Part 4)
Pastor Hilton preaches on the necessity of being led by the Spirit, grounding his message in Hebrews 6:1-3 and Romans 8:14. He urges the congregation to move beyond foundational doctrines—milk—into spiritual maturity, or perfection, which is complete alignment with Christ. Being led by the Spirit...
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Reverend Jones preaches from Acts 5:38-39, using Gamaliel's counsel to the Sanhedrin as a lens to examine the nature and certainty of God's work. He establishes that the church is God's pride and joy, purchased by Christ's blood, and is an unshakable kingdom that cannot be toppled. The central...
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Where is the Lord?
Brother Burgess opens Revelation 1, where John sees Jesus walking among seven golden candlesticks, which the Bible explains are the seven churches. The seven stars in Christ’s right hand are the angels, or messengers, of the churches — meaning the pastors. God’s plan for His church involves...
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Brother Burgess preaches from 2 Kings chapter 2, focusing on Elisha's question when he took up Elijah's mantle: 'Where is the Lord God of Elijah?' He emphasizes that beginnings and foundations are crucial, and that Elisha knew he could not cross the Jordan River without God's presence, even…
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Reverend Jones opens his message in Isaiah 43:2, contrasting two types of deliverance: preventative, where God spares us from danger, and participatory, where God walks with us through the trial. He emphasizes that while we all prefer the first, the second is where God gains greatest glory. The...
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Reverend Riley preaches on the need for spiritual revival and the overcoming of complacency in the church. Taking his text from Isaiah 5:13, he declares that God's people go into captivity for lack of knowledge. He then moves to 2 Kings 2:19-21, where the men of Jericho tell Elisha the water is…
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The Purpose and Power of Pentecost
Bishop Riggen teaches that everything in the New Testament is rooted in the Old Testament, especially the outpouring of the Holy Spirit on the day of Pentecost. He explains that the Feast of Weeks (Shavuot) was the final harvest festival, observed fifty days after Passover, and that Pentecost—the...
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Time to Completion
Pastor Hilton preaches from Leviticus 25:10 on the Year of Jubilee, emphasizing God's pattern of completion through the number seven. He explains that after seven Sabbaths of years (49 years), the 50th year was a Jubilee where liberty was proclaimed, debts were forgiven, and every person returned...
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The Day of Visitation
Pastor Hilton opens with Isaiah 10:3-4, posing God's direct question: "What will ye do in the day of visitation?" He connects this to Luke 19:44, where Jesus weeps over Jerusalem because they "knewest not the time of thy visitation," and to Acts 2:1-4, the Day of Pentecost. The core teaching is...
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Led of the Spirit (Part 3)
Pastor Hilton continues the series on being led by the Spirit from Hebrews 6:1-3 and Romans 8:14. He emphasizes that while the foundational doctrines must remain established, believers must press on unto perfection by the same spiritual means. Drawing from Christ’s example, he highlights three…
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The Highway of Holiness
The minister draws from Isaiah 35:1-10, where God promises to transform a desolate wilderness into a blossoming place, creating a highway of holiness for the redeemed. He explains that the children of Israel, though chosen by God, repeatedly rejected His commands, leading to judgment and…
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Led of the Spirit (Part 2)
Pastor Hilton teaches from Hebrews 6:1-3, urging the congregation to 'go on unto perfection' and build upon the solid foundation already established. He explains that the church must move beyond foundational doctrines like repentance, faith, baptisms, laying on of hands, resurrection, and eternal...
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The Laws of My Mother
Pastor Hilton draws from Proverbs 1:8-9 and Proverbs 6:20 to explore 'the law of my mother,' emphasizing that every mother establishes unique household rules shaped by her personality and love. He illustrates this with personal memories, such as the strict rule never to walk on a freshly mopped...
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Create in Me
Pastor Hilton preached from Psalm 51:10, 'Create in me a clean heart, O God,' emphasizing that God's creative power did not end on the sixth day; He still creates in believers today. The sermon argued that humanity's inherent wickedness, as seen in Genesis 6, requires divine intervention. Using...
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Let of the Spirit (Part 1)
Pastor Hilton opens with Hebrews 6:1-3, urging the church to leave the foundational doctrines of Christ and go on unto perfection. He explains that a foundation is not meant to be admired but built upon, and the church is now positioned to construct its house—its full spiritual life—on the sure...
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From Glory to Glory
Pastor Hilton preaches from 2 Corinthians 3:18, emphasizing that believers are transformed 'from glory to glory' by the Spirit of the Lord. He establishes that God is a God of order, evident in creation, the Old Covenant laws, and the New Jerusalem. However, a spiritual law of entropy—the law of...
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Victory or Not?
Pastor Hilton preached from Joshua 6 and 7, contrasting the victory at Jericho with the defeat at Ai. He emphasized that the Israelites shouted before the walls fell, acting on God's promise rather than their circumstances. He warned against complacency, using the example of the Reubenites,...
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A Miracle in the Hands of the Hurting
Reverend Goff preached from Matthew 14 and Mark 6, focusing on the aftermath of John the Baptist's beheading. Jesus and the apostles, grieving John's death, withdrew to a desert place, but the multitude followed. When the apostles, hurt and wanting to be alone, urged Jesus to send the people…
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Children of Promise
Pastor Hilton preaches from Galatians 4:19-31, declaring that believers are children of promise, not of bondage. He explains the allegory of Sarah and Hagar, showing that as Isaac was born by promise, so are we. The message explores how God gives promises, and how the enemy works to prevent their...
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From a Dream to a Vision
Bishop Riggen preached from Acts 2:17 and Joel 2:28, focusing on the prophecy that old men shall dream dreams and young men shall see visions. He corrected a common misconception that these dreams are about the past; rather, they are prophetic dreams from God about the future. The old men's…
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The Faith Formula
Bishop Riggen preaches from Mark 5:25-34 on the faith formula for receiving miracles, consisting of three elements: your dilemma, His divinity, and the catalyst of faith. He illustrates using the woman with the issue of blood who suffered twelve years, spent all on physicians, and only grew…
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Because He Lives
Bishop Riggen preaches from Luke 24:1-7 on Resurrection Sunday, focusing on the significance of Christ's resurrection. He establishes that Christianity is unique among world religions because Jesus was born of a virgin, lived without sin, and—most critically—rose from the dead by His own power....
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Reverend Jr preached from Hebrews 11:6, emphasizing that without faith it is impossible to please God. He stressed that faith is not passive but a conscious decision to believe God is who He says He is and that He rewards those who diligently seek Him. This faith is like a title deed, giving...
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A Past Message for the Present Church (Part 2)
Bishop Riggen opens with Haggai 1:1-5, emphasizing the precise dating of Haggai’s prophecy—the second year of Darius—marking it as a post-exilic message for a people returned from 70 years of captivity. He reviews the first chapter: God’s call to complete the temple that the people abandoned,...
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The Power of Godliness
Pastor Hilton preaches from 2 Timothy 3:1-5, warning that in the last days many will have a form of godliness but deny its power. He emphasizes that true godliness is not about outward displays of righteousness, expensive suits, or religious performance—it is about possessing real, life-changing...
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Empty Vessels
Pastor Hilton opens 2 Kings 4:1-7, where a widow facing debt and the loss of her sons is told by Elisha to gather empty vessels, shut the door, and pour out her single pot of oil until every vessel is full. He establishes that in Scripture, a 'vessel' is any object prepared for a purpose—a tool,...
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Who Touched Me
Pastor Hilton preaches from Luke 8:43–46, focusing on Jesus’s question, “Who touched me?” He distinguishes between the crowd pressing against Jesus and the woman with the issue of blood who touched Him with desperate, intentional faith. After twelve years of suffering and spending all on...
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A Past Message for the Present Church (Part 1)
Bishop Riggen preaches from Haggai 1, calling the present church to learn from a past prophetic message. He builds background: the captivity, the 70-year prophecy, and the return under Zerubbabel. The temple's foundation was laid, then left unfinished for 16 years while people built expensive…
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Moments that Matter
Pastor Hilton preaches from Acts 3:19-20, where Peter calls for repentance and conversion so that sins may be blotted out when the times of refreshing come from the presence of the Lord. He explains that the Greek word for 'times' means a fixed, definite, limited period—the right time. Life is...
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Unanswered Prayer (Part 3)
Bishop Riggen continues his series on unanswered prayer, focusing on the third hindrance: pride. He begins with Matthew 7:7, where Jesus promises that everyone who asks receives, yet believers often face unanswered prayers. Referring to James 4:6-10, he notes that God resists the proud, using a...
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Shameless
Pastor Hilton preached from 1 John 3:19-21, addressing the pervasive mindset of self-condemnation, shame, and worthlessness that plagues this generation. He traced this problem back to the Garden of Eden in Genesis 3, where Adam and Eve, after disobeying God, became ashamed and hid. Their shame…
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Reverend Hilton preaches on the power of testimony as a weapon against the accuser, based on Revelation 12:10-11. He explains that salvation and victory come because the accuser of the brethren is cast down, and believers overcome him by the blood of the Lamb and the word of their testimony. He...
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Unanswered Prayer (Part 2)
Bishop Riggen continues teaching on unanswered prayer, emphasizing that Jesus promised in Matthew 7:7-11 that everyone who asks receives, yet many believers have prayed without receiving answers. He insists the fault lies not with God, who cannot lie, but with the believer. The first reason for...
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Right Now
Pastor Hilton opens with Hebrews 11:1, defining faith as the substance of things hoped for and the evidence of things not seen. He challenges the congregation to have faith in God's power to heal and work miracles. He acknowledges that many have preached 'according to your faith,' but emphasizes...
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