by Pastor Mark Downey

December 31, 2017

Scripture Reading: Acts 14:21-22

The following is a letter Pastor Mark wrote as an expert witness for a Christian Identity prison case up in Michigan.  They've been fighting it for years, and hopefully this will dissolve once and for all.  Those in Michigan should start making plans to attend the trial in August.

Dear Professor,

Let me thank you for allowing me to participate in this case as I've been pondering the ramifications, not just in the prison systems, but for pastors, authors and expositors of Christian Identity. There are adversaries who can obviously twist what we're about with impunity in a few prisons with the hopes that these political opinions transform into laws and then those laws are shown in courts to be applicable to people like myself, which would have an unprecedented prejudice against law abiding Identity Christians and perhaps trickle down to mainstream Christian churches. In fact, this strategy is already in motion and I'll discuss it when I get to the SPLC. This case is important because it is blatant discrimination and the perpetrators would love for there to be a domino effect to silence us forever.

Sermon Notes by Pastor Mark Downey

October 29, 2017

Scripture Reading: Luke 10:21-24

From an anonymous quote I found years ago: “I see said the blind man as he opened his Bible.” A closed Bible availeth very little. The sights and sounds that Jesus spoke of in Luke were figures of speech. It was no more literal than Romans 11:25, “that blindness in part is happened to Israel.” The “blindness” was a hardening of the heart of which the good news of the Gospels could not enter a man. Thus, Jesus was speaking to His inner circle who would be receptive after being under the present influence of the Lord's teaching about Himself. Even though their faith was weak and wavering, they got a glimpse of His Divinity. It must have sunk so deep into their hearts, that they made the transition from physical sight to spiritual sight. They were blessed beyond measure. We find a lesson in Mark 8:24 in which a blind man, who was not born that way, was healed by Jesus. “Regaining his sight he said, I see people, but they look like trees walking." Interestingly, there are some who place more significance on the tree as “people”, than the knowledge of good and evil in the Garden of Eden. If we were to point out a parallel of these trees, which not everyone will see, they represent a prejudice and presumption that prevents them from seeing the intents and purposes of God. The first sin and thus the Fall of man stems from the presumption that there would be no repercussions. Eve thought, 'well, this isn't going to kill me' (Gen. 3:4-5). God knew she would disobey Him and He said, “Your eyes shall be opened, and ye shall be as gods.” Is that a good thing? Small 'g' gods are never good and you can never mix good with evil. The Fall of man was a curse, a combination of positive and negative, which results in a spiritual short circuit, the loss of immortality. Likewise, the healed blind man saw walking trees as such, because the restoration of sight was not immediate; he was seeing things in a state of confusion; obscured yet with imperfection.

Sermon Notes by Pastor Mark Downey

September 24, 2017

Scripture Reading: Exodus 18:19-23

This is not a sermon about a person named Harvey Reichstag, but rather the conjunction of the worst ever US natural disaster (according to AccuWeather.com) and the worst ever political arson fire. The recent hurricane in Texas and the German Parliament building set ablaze have a common denominator. In 2011 I wrote a sermon called “Katrina? You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet!” Six years later, we're seeing something. We're seeing a storm of devastation nearing 40 inches of rain and $200 billion in damages. In fact, we are seeing a slew of hurricanes. Both the hurricane(s) and the arson are not what they appear to be. Both exploitations are borne of political expediency for propaganda purposes. Both have an impact on national security. Both have a calculated future because of the evil inherent from the events. Both have an inevitable clash between Christianity and jewish communism.  Both foment extraordinary extremism. Both have biblical implications. That may not be specific enough yet to draw some corollaries. So please allow me to explain if you can handle the truth. I say that because most people have been programmed to automatically close their minds to anything having to do with race, God and government; the latter two falsely euphemized as church and state. But, the walls of our minds were meant to be overcome. The Truth shall make you free from the barriers of disinformation.

Sermon Notes by Pastor Mark Downey

August 27, 2017

Scripture Reading: Numbers 25:6-8

This is a sequel to the recent sermon 'It's the Betrayal, Stupid' and a companion piece to 'Going Dark', 'The Ungodliness of Being a Coward' and several others that point out the enemy in our midst turning exponentially wicked. Jesus said, “Because you are not of the world, but I have chosen you out of it, the world hates you” John 15:19. A rule of thumb when it says to “love your enemies” means your own kindred, not the mongrel enemies of God. However, a race traitor, as in the story of Phinehas, forfeits his life by violating the Divine Law and bringing God's wrath upon the Israel people. Because of this race traitor in Numbers 25, the sanctity of racial purity was being compromised and brought forth the “fierce anger of the Lord” (verse 4). Today, no one is weeping when a race mixed couple walk through the entrance of a church flaunting their fornication. In our Scripture reading today, Phinehas killed a race traitor and God gave him a “covenant of peace” (Num. 25:12). That may sound weird to judeo's, but they only read the warm and fuzzy parts of the Bible. They don't read “everyone was weeping” because of an immoral union. Wolves in sheep's clothing are race traitors, not shepherds.

Phinehas stayed the plague, but nevertheless 24,000 Israelites died of the plague (verses 8-9) and there is no difference today in the cause and effect of race mixing. The woman from Midian was not White. Israel got the command at Sinai to be a separate and holy people. “Now if you will obey Me and keep My covenant, you will be My own special treasure from among all the nations on earth; for all the earth belongs to Me; and you shall be to Me a kingdom of priests and a holy nation” Ex. 19:5-6. I Peter 2:9 confirms and defends the Old Testament mandate for racial purity: “But you are a chosen generation, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, a peculiar people; that you should show forth the praises of Him who hath called you out of darkness into His marvelous light”. Holy means pure and generation means race. Thus, racial purity. A race traitor is a White person who defies God's Law pertaining to race. Non-Whites were never given the Law, so they had no need for the God of biblical law.

Sermon Notes by Pastor Mark Downey

July 30, 2017

Scripture Reading: Romans 5:1-5

As we progress into the other verses of this parable in Luke 16, Jesus interjects death for both protagonist and antagonist. So far, we have identified the rich man as jews and Lazarus as true Israel. True Israel is the White race, whereas jews are imposters. Now we see the real nature of these two quite different characters in an imaginary afterlife, in which they engage in dialogue for the sole purpose of identifying their destiny in real life. The beggar was laid at the gate of the rich man. In ancient times a gate signified the venue for adjudicating issues of law. The rich man's gate today is admiralty jurisdiction, not God's Law, in which the judge acts like a captain at sea, the ultimate dictator. That's why the flag is gold-fringed, the highest priority of Babylon, and you'll even see it in churches. Now we will gain an understanding of God's justice. It really goes to the heart of the resurrection. Do all life forms rise from the grave as did Jesus? Not if the Law and prophets did not pertain to those creatures whom God did not predestinate for eternal life. What would be the point of resurrecting goats and beasts of the field? The Great White Throne is reserved for Whites only. And it's something that our anticipation of should be measured with the utmost reverence, because it is Judgment Day. The wicked are already judged for destruction and will be destroyed “with the brightness of His coming” (II Thes. 2:8). I'm sorry our preterist friends will be shamed for their distortion of prophecy, but the rich man is a clear and present danger to the White race. Jerusalem 70AD was simply a sampling, not the final solution

by Pastor Mark Downey

June 18, 2017

Scripture Reading:  Leviticus 20:26

One of the most clever ways of lumping every biped on the planet together, regardless of the ethnic group or geographical location, is to call everybody 'people', accompanied by human beings and the human race. And then they can get into more syrupy expressions like 'the brotherhood of man'. They say we all bleed red. Well, so do dogs, snakes and skunks. White Christian Americans are guilty of calling other bipeds 'people'. It's easy to do with decades of cultural propaganda and the language saturation of change agents. No doubt, there are those who would object and say “what's wrong with that?” The answer is lingual and biblical. At one time, the word 'people' only meant White persons... the true descendents of Adam, which is translated 'man', and has likewise been hijacked and diffused to imply every biped on the planet. The Bible has ostensibly become a book of confusion, because we have lost the meaning of the word 'people'. There are many more words that have been tortured, but 'people' is #1.

Sermon Notes of Pastor Mark Downey

June 4, 2017

Scripture Reading: 2 Thessalonians 2:3-4

'The deification of man' is not about one man any more than “the man of lawlessness” is about one man. Anyone who plays God is a “son of destruction” and history is replete with examples. I’m not sure where to start this message, so let’s go to the beginning of Genesis where the thought is whispered to Eve, “Thou shalt be as gods” (Gen. 3:5). Such a deal! Regardless of what you think the tree of knowledge of good and evil was literally, don’t you think Adam and Eve (even if it was for a fleeting moment) thought of themselves as gods? Until, that is, they heard the voice of God say, “Where are you?” (Gen. 3:9). God, likewise, might be asking us the same thing, like “where are your thoughts; where's your head at?” And if we are honest, most of us would say, “O Lord, my mind is not where it should be.” God must have anticipated this problem from the very beginning (being that He knows the beginning from the end) that man would try to deify himself. So much so, that the priority of His Law has always been first and foremost, “Thou shalt not have any other gods before Me” (Ex. 20:3) and “Love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind” (Mt. 22:37). That is virtually impossible to do if you have the mindset to presume that you deserve some kind of deification for yourself, to be worshiped. You may not call it that, but should any one of us take it upon ourselves to judge what is right or wrong, that does not correspond to the Word of God, then that is the embryo of becoming a god.