By Jim Jester

Memorial Day is to remember and honor those who have died in America’s wars. But, when was the last time you heard anything about the death of the Confederate soldiers? Originally, Decoration Day (later changed to Memorial Day) began in the south. There are more soldiers buried in the south than in the north. The Confederate army was the last group of patriots to fight for freedom and the constitution. However, they were denied the democratic process of self-governance and were slaughtered by an unlawful and immoral war.

Memorial Day is just another hi-jacked holiday. By hi-jacked I mean a holiday which has been altered, twisted or used by the government to promote its agenda. Rarely do we hear about the true patriot who died for his country. Instead, we hear about those who died for the U.S. government. There is a big difference!

By Jim Jester

Text: II Chronicles 7:4-6, Then the king and all the people offered sacrifices before the Lord. 5 And king Solomon offered a sacrifice of twenty and two thousand oxen, and an hundred and twenty thousand sheep: so the king and all the people dedicated the house of God. 6 And the priests waited on their offices: the Levites also with instruments of music of the Lord, which David the king had made to praise the Lord, because his mercy endures for ever, when David praised by their ministry; and the priests sounded trumpets before them, and all Israel stood.

Music usually plays a major role in most people’s lives – as much as what we eat, wear, or in our personal relationships. As seen in this passage, it certainly played a major role in Israel.

Music should be addressed from a biblical perspective as well as any other doctrine of the church: the Godhead, the church, justification, sanctification, etc. Did you know there are about 600 references to music in the Bible? That is more than other doctrines we teach on a regular basis. Most people feel that music is a personal issue (and therefore autonomous) and do not know of any Scriptures they can turn to in support of their musical convictions (if they even have any). Do you have any evidence from Scripture to support your philosophy of music?

In the books of Chronicles, we have the most extensive account of music given in God’s Word. We see the administration, organization, and the excellence of music.

Copied from the sermon notes of Pastor Don Elmore

May 14, 2014

Scripture Reading Revelation 12:9

On April 24, President Trump gave this terrible promise to the American people at a speech at a Holocaust Remembrance Day at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. Prior to Trump’s speech, Stosh Cotler, the chief executive of Bend the Arc Jewish Action, slammed the decision to give the president a spotlight at the United States Holocaust Museum.

“Donald Trump and his administration have embraced the rhetoric and the agenda of white nationalism,” she told the New York Times. “This is not someone who deserves the platform of speaking at a national day of remembrance of the Holocaust.”

Pledging to confront anti-Semitism in all its forms and to “never be silent,” President Donald Trump on Tuesday (April 24, 2017), “denounced as accomplices to ‘horrible evil’ anyone who denies that six million Jews were killed during the Holocaust.”

What did he just say? He will denounce as accomplices to ‘horrible evil’ anyone who denies that six million Jews were killed during the Holocaust. Well, that is us! The president will denounce us as being accomplices to “horrible evil?”

by Pastor Mark Downey

May 7, 2017

Scripture Reading: Isaiah 28:16-25

Enough is enough. Here is a commentary by Matthew Henry on today's Scripture reading: “Afflictions are God's threshing instruments, to loosen us from the world, to part between us and our chaff, and to prepare us for use. God will proportion them to our strength; they shall be no heavier than there is need. When His end is answered, the trials and sufferings of His people shall cease; His wheat shall be gathered into the garner, but the chaff shall be burned with unquenchable fire.” If we took a poll (one that's not fake!) of how many people are fed up with the establishment, and it was 100% of all respondants, it wouldn't be enough to change anything. If we prayed for the president, it wouldn't be enough to dissuade America's plunge into Babylon, because the God of Israel is offended by prayers for the devil. God wants us to pray against the enemies of our race and for deliverance. That's what Saviors do. “My sheep hear My voice” (John 10:27) and when we receive His Word and act accordingly, He will hear our prayers. We humbly pray for the only White Power on earth to remove the curse of Mystery Babylon, the mystery of which comprises the jewish, catholic and judeo-Christian consortium, so that all may see their naked wickedness. Moreover, from March 23 to May 1 (2017), we conducted a 40 day worldwide imprecatory campaign against the fake news of Mainstream Media, to whom its prostitutes of yellow-brown journalism are complicit in the cover-up and stonewalling of Pizzagate and all other permutations of pedophilia reaching into the upper echelons of church and state. There is no separating the evil between churchianity and government. Both are culpable for the sins of child abductions, trafficking, rape, murder and satanic rituals. Our whole campaign was about rescuing White children from the world of talmudic abominations and horrific torture of the innocent.

Sermon notes of Pastor Mark Downey

April 23, 2017

Scripure Reading:  Luke 21:15-19

Et tu, Brute?” from Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare. Just seconds before the assassination of the Roman emperor and being stabbed to death, Caesar sees one of the young Senators with knife in hand and exclaims “you also?” Imagine the last words out of your mouth is the surprising question to someone you thought was a loyal friend, but instead your executioner. To live by the sword is to die by the sword has become a common refrain for pacifism, but Jesus' admonition to Peter lobbing off the ear of the high priest's SWAT team member was not anti-sword; it was protecting Peter from being arrested himself, even though Peter was just trying to protect his Master. After Jesus was betrayed by Judas, the cops moved in to make the arrest. In hindsight, Peter should have aimed his sword at Judas, but this was a perfect moment of predestination as Jesus told him, “Am I not to drink the cup that the Father has given me?" John 18:11. The metaphor of a cup often signifies a measure of divine affliction, possibly derived from the custom of some nations putting someone to death with a cup of poison. Jesus had come to die as a sacrifice for sin and betrayal was a necessary ingredient to teach us many lessons which we'll explore today.

Copied from the sermon notes of Pastor Don Elmore

April 9, 2017

Scripture Reading:  John 8:43-45

“Who do you believe and why do you believe it? If you are not good in communicating what you believe, you need to know how to persuade using facts.”

This statement is very close to what the Bible says about this subject. Do you believe what Jesus Christ or His disciples said, or do you believe the opposite viewpoint that a Talmudic follower issues out of his mouth? Does that make a difference to you? Do you believe what a true prophet of God says, or do you believe what a false prophet says? They are both in the world today, with the majority being false prophets. And there is a genetic people who cannot believe the truth.

By Matthew Luckey

I fail to understand widespread support of libertarianism.

Libertarians hate the idea of America. They consider borders a frivolous limitation on the free flow of markets. Immigrant labor should be able to move anywhere in the world where capitalists refuse to pay a living wage to their own countrymen. They believe “America” should simply be the name for an open space to sell stuff, like that old drive-in theater that doubles as a flea market on the weekend.