Recent Articles and Sermons

By Karl Tester

The 31st October each year is well known for Halloween which is a celebration of death, the occult and paganism.

What is not so well known is that the 31st October was once widely remembered as Reformation Day. A day which celebrated the remembrance of the onset of the Protestant Reformation which began when Martin Luther nailed his 95 Theses on the Castle Church doors in Wittenberg, Germany, on October 31, 1517. After almost 1,000 years of gross spiritual darkness and bondage this event triggered a massive and widespread exodus from the Roman Catholic Church to the light of the glorious gospel of Jesus Christ.

Protestant Churches once delivered talks and sermons at this time to remind the people of the dark past which existed under the iron rule of the Papal Roman Catholic Church and from which they had been delivered.

by Bill Perry

December 8, 2024

Scripture Reading from The Apocrypha: 2 Esdras 6:7-9

We are in this world (society), but we are not of this world (Society).

We, the White family of the world, the children of our Father God Yahweh, were not created for this social system, of which we have been unwittingly  seduced into accepting.  This is not our society.  This is not our world.  We do not belong in this existence, which we have blindly and ignorantly come to consider; 'The World', 'This Society', or 'This Social System'.  By the prepositions of 'The', 'This' or any other similar words, we are mentally conditioned to believe we are in this physical position and subject to this current system of social control.  Such are the results of our separation from Yahweh and his divorce of us.  We walked in sinful heathenism from the 8th century B.C. until Christendom completely engulfed our European nations near 1200 AD.  That is when all of Scandinavia finally accepted the Truth and became Christian.  All the White Nations became followers of Christ:  “Christians”

by Rev. James Jester

December 1, 2024

SCRIPTURE READING: Jude 1:3-5

The letter of Jude is essentially a sermon. In it, Jude preached against the dangerous practices and doctrines that put the gospel of Jesus Christ in peril. These were serious issues that Jude dealt with.

The picture presented by Jude of professing Christianity is not a picture that brings us joy, but it is reality. If that reality were withheld, we would miss the necessary warnings that should help us recognize the attacks made on God's truth. At the same time Jude encourages us. He points at the unfaltering faithfulness and omnipotence of God and the Lord Jesus for those who are willing to hold on to the truth which was once and for all handed down to them, and to defend it against the attacks.

Psalm 83:1-5, 12

“…let us cut them off from being a nation.”

By Walter Giddings

November 24, 2024

We ended Lesson 7 Covenantkeepers with a Quote from the 1st Great Literary Work on American shores, Of Plimoth Plantation by William Bradford:

“It is well known unto the Godly and judi-

cious, how ever since the first breaking out

of the Light of the Gospel in our honorable

nation of England…what wars and oppo-

sitions ever since, Satan hath raised, maint-

ained and continued against the saints ...

FOUR FAMILIES THAT DESTROYED THE SOUTH

Copied from the sermon notes of Pastor Don Elmore

November 17, 2024

Scripture Reading: Ezra 10:2a

The story of how 4 families worked to destroy the Confederacy: August Belmont, Judah Benjamin, John Slidell and the d’Erlanger’s. This is the history of each family, how they are related to one another and how they are linked to the Rothschild's.

By Bill Perry

November 10, 2024

A lamb's Plight;  The lamb is in a dangerous, difficult, or an otherwise unfortunate situation.

There is a place where man should be.  It is not in this place of mental and spiritual confinement that bombards every moment, every wakening instance of conceptual reasoning.  It affects our ability to think clearly and properly.  Therefore we do not.

There is only one place to go to get away from the prison of our heart and mind. 

By Walter Giddings

November 10, 2024

Galatians 6:14-16 “ .. and upon the Israel of God.”

“God was making His most significant attempt since ancient Israel to create a new Israel; of people living in obedience to the laws of God, through faith in Jesus Christ.” Peter Marshall and David Manuel.  The Light and the Glory

We ended Lesson 6 Covenantkeepers listing every mention of “God’s New Israel” and “New Israel” in Peter Marshall and David Manuel, The Light and the Glory, 1977.  Of the 10 books in my possession, relating to America’s Covenant with God, Marshall and Manuel are the only researchers, to date, to index these terms!  Why?!

In our day, this is a startling statement.  It is their conclusion developed from 204 historical works, covering The Pilgrims and Puritans to the Framing of our Republic.  And both writers, Marshall and Manuel, agree it is radical to the extreme: 

by Rev. James Jester

November 3, 2024

SCRIPTURE READING: Titus 1:13-14

At first glance of our text the word “wherefore” stands out implying that something was said beforehand. So what is “wherefore” there for? The Book of Titus is one of three Pastoral Epistles written by Paul giving advice to his younger colleagues in ministry. Starting in verse ten he said:

For there are many rebellious men, empty talkers  and deceivers, especially those of the circumcision [jews], 11 who must be silenced because they are subverting whole families, teaching things they should not teach for the sake of dishonest gain. 12 A certain one of them, a prophet of their own, said: “Cretans are always liars, wild beasts, lazy gluttons.” 13 This testimony is true. (Titus 1:10-13, UASV)

Then we have the “Wherefore” (or “Therefore” in some translations) that begins our text, where Paul tells Titus to “rebuke them severely so they may be sound in the faith, paying no attention to jewish myths and commands of men, which cause people to reject the truth.” So who did Paul say were trouble-makers to the church? Yes: Jews and Judaism. Therefore, as the Book of Titus, this sermon too is addressed to the pastors/ministers, particularly, of the judeo-Christian churches in America. In my opinion, this is the meaning of the passage, and as Paul said, “This evidence is true.”