by Pastor Mark Downey

Prophecies in both the Old and New Testaments, fulfilled and unfulfilled, have been revealed in the word of God, and subsequent prophecies are false and shall fail according to God's purposes.

Part 1:  There is only one key that unlocks the enigma of Bible prophecy and that is the exegesis of Christian Identity scholarship.  Prophecy is the exclusive relationship between God and the White race.

Part 2: An exclusive look at what Christ meant by "harvest" in Luke 10:2 as it relates to agricultural analogies, parables and prophecies against Edom from a Christian Identity perspective.  The "Day of the Lord" is a terrible day.

Part 3:  The predominant theme of prophecy is the Kingdom of God; what it is and is not; who will see and enter the Kingdom.

Part 4:  The rise of Islam pits the three major religions of the world against each other as an ultimate dialectic of God.

Part 5:  Covering the deception of our enemies and the urgency of racism in prophecy coincides with recent events in San Bernardino and Donald Trumps call for a Muslim ban.

Part 6: The singular integrity of the one true God of Israel is opposed by the plurality of idols, i.e. 'ancient astronauts', subverting Ezekiel 1:16; the mysticism of CERN; finding the tree of life by following the signs.

Part 7: The winds of spiritual warfare for 2016 point to the self fulfilling prophecy of what we do with our lives and the day we stand before the judgment seat of Christ.

Part 8: The imperative nature of being awake and not asleep to be an over comer and what constitutes your name being written in the book of life.

Part 9: A debunking of the two false schools of eschatology, i.e. futurism and especially the encroaching misinterpretations of preterism.  We examine the historical antichrists of whom there are many.

Part 10: As we conclude this series we take a special look at 2016 and focus on the 'two witnesses' of Revelation 11, which can only be understood from a Christian Identity perspective amongst a myriad of false interpretations.

by Pastor Mark Downey

September 6, 2015

Scripture Reading: Matthew 15:10-14

Today's message could have been subtitled 'more hot air' from both a spiritual and meteorological perspective.  The phrase ' full of hot air' suggests a gaseous substance that occupies the majority of homosapien's craniums, that comes out of the mouth of man as empty talk meant to sound important, but does not mean very much.  The Holman Bible puts it this way in Titus 1:10,” For there are also many rebellious people, full of empty talk and deception, especially those from Judaism.”  You can tell if a jew is lying when they're moving their lips. “Jesus called the crowd to Him and said, "Listen and understand.  It is not what enters into the mouth that defiles the man, but what proceeds out of the mouth, this defiles the man.   Then the disciples came and said to Him, Do You know that the Pharisees were offended when they heard the Word?  But Jesus replied, "Every plant that My heavenly Father has not planted will be pulled up by its roots.  Leave them alone, they are blind leaders, and if the blind shall lead the blind, both shall fall into a ditch” Mt. 15:10-14.  A plant being planted is referring to Creation and therefore some hominids were not created by God. 

by Pastor Mark Downey

August 23, 2015

Scripture Reading: Ephesians 4:12-14

From time to time artists have what they call burn out, authors get writer's block and preachers suddenly become uninspired.  Hopefully, one aspiring for the epiphanies of life will get their second wind during momentary lulls.  It hasn't happened to me, but I sometimes wonder what's next; how do I maintain the momentum. Sometimes, after I do a series like 'Dissident Racism' I feel sapped of energy, because it's so time consuming and intensely focused and I want to serve the brethren as best I can; I try not to make too many mistakes.  After the last series of messages, as usual, I waited for a new subject to pop in my head and is most often in the form of a title.    In the church world, you hear a judeo say “the Lord gave me a word” and it's usually a long-winded, self serving dialogue that is better said in the Word itself.  It makes me wonder why are people reinventing the Gospels.  Well, I can honestly say the Lord gave me a word last week, but it wasn't a rambling of religious prose, but was literally just one word and that word was “wind.”  For several days I ruminated what to do with this word.  What does wind have to do with anything?  And then I got to thinking what is the cause of wind in the first place?  Did you know there wouldn't be any life on earth without wind, and conversely can also bring death?  Ironically, the previous week, I was engaged in a project to build a wood shed, because every year I just cover my firewood with tarps and it's always a hassle, especially when it snows.  The recurring theme in my thoughts was that I need to build it so the wind doesn't blow it over and I figured the best way to do that is to have it well anchored.  Now I am not a carpenter, but I got the job done, Lord willing the creek don't rise or a gust of wind thinks it's a sailboat.   

No wind, no waves... a big bummer for surfers.  What most people don't think of is that an ocean wave cannot begin without an action.  Same with a glass of water on a table; it is still until you blow on it to create a ripple.  Wind on water causes movement, creating energy that otherwise was not there before.  In life, most people have ambition, purpose driven goals symbolized by a body of water.  In fact, many worldly religions have a set of classical elements found in earth, water, wind and fire with their respective deities.  These ancient concepts were believed to be the most essential principles upon which anything can exist, which science would later compare to solids, liquids, gases and plasma.  In the first couple of verses in Genesis, these four elements were created by God; no need for lesser gods symbolizing each element.  As we shall see later on, verse 2 most closely resembles wind i.e. “And the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters.” 

by Pastor Mark Downey

July 26, 2015

Scripture Reading: John 16:12-15

In a world where nothing seems to matter anymore, especially the truth, why is the recent soundbyte 'Black Lives Matter' going viral?  Why is it taking such an extreme racist position while bemoaning racism?  The truth of the matter would seem to imply that 'black low lifes matter' or conversely 'White Lives Don't Matter.”  To the world of pornographic infomercials, 'size matters' and the public air waves controlled by the “prince of the power of the air” jews, inundate living rooms with little children hearing a steady mantra of “Viagra” and “Cialis.”  If race is such a tender ultra-sensitive issue demanding meaningless words like 'respect' and 'dignity,' then you would think that the cultural assaults on Christianity perpetrated by the same tribe of professional race-baiters would not rub the nose of decent White Christian Americans in their smut.  It's not a two way street.  Is it that hard to figure out, that an enemy of the White race has a completely different criteria for what really matters most? 

by Pastor Mark Downey

June 27, 2015

Scripture Reading:  I Cor. 2:12-13

Fire! fire!! fire!!!  I thought I would start out on a sarcastic note.  Do you know where your right to free speech or free expression comes from?  Can you imagine living in a society where your every thought and spoken word must be checked and filtered before it comes out of your mouth and somebody hears what's on your mind?  Somebody might respond by saying, “In America you can say anything you want, except you can't shout fire in a crowded theater.”  Or perhaps even in a church that isn't crowded.  This was never the intent of our founding fathers and was affected by Oliver Wendell Holmes in a 1919 decision to uphold the sentencing of a prominent socialist for the crime of distributing anti-draft pamphlets against WWI; the defendant was a yiddish speaking jew (Charles T. Shenck).  However, Holmes actually said “falsely shouting fire,” which emphasized that speech which is false and dangerous is not protected, in contradistinction to speech which was truthful and dangerous.  The word “falsely” was dropped and the meme, in essence, the "shouting fire in a crowded theater" ruling, severely mitigated the scope of the 1st amendment right to free speech. The "shouting" was having a dissenting opinion, and the "crowded theater" was America.  Holmes began to doubt his earlier decision and had a change of heart in the Abrams v. United States case, the defendant, Jacob Abrams, was a jewish anarchist, who was deported for opposing any American intervention in the Bolshevik Revolution.  If this wasn't Marxist dialectics, then these two jews must have been comedians and the joke is on free speech or the progressive limitations on future White Christian rhetoric, in terms of Orwellian newspeak, which would be punishable by law.  What sayeth Scripture?

Sermon notes of Pastor Mark Downey

June 7, 2015

Scripture Reading:  Daniel 6:16-24

'Promise' is an important word in the Bible; it either confirms everything or destroys confidence in one's faith if broken.  If you don't believe in God's racial promises as they only pertain to the White race (Romans 9:4), then your faith is without hope.  God has never broken His promises.  As a quick review of Part 1, we learned that the martyrs of Christ would be given thrones and that they would administer judgment in the Kingdom.  The great confusion generated by this premise is that the jew has tricked our people into taking the Kingdom by force in this day and age, before Christ has returned to sit on His throne on earth as it is in Heaven.  The only promise you can take to the bank is the one that will never lose its value, the promises of God.  The heroes of faith in Hebrews 11 “conquered kingdoms, administered justice, obtained promises, shut the mouths of lions” verse 33.  As we begin to see the manifestation of God's will for His Creation, let us understand what is meant by biblical types or shadows and antitypes. 

by Pastor Mark Downey

A deep probe into the thesis of why people reject the Word of God concerning race and jewry and what it takes for any White person to accept their true biblical identity.

Part 1:  The trauma of experiencing a personal paradigm, such as Paul on the road to Damascus, brings our world view into God's perspective of reality.  Our former mentality of what we think is normal is shown to be aberrant to God's will.  It is the proverbial shock whereby we see the light.

Part 2:  A study of Daniel being thrown into a den of lions; the promises of God; the conflict of thrones and how these things relate to the First Advent of Christ and the Second Coming.

by Pastor Mark Downey

April 26, 2015

Scripture Reading:  II Peter 1:2-11

This book we call the Bible begins with Genesis, but it does not end with the book of Genocide.  What does genocide mean?  What does being White mean?  What does the combination of these two words 'White Genocide' mean?  Race and racism is the most important thing in the Bible.  Every Law of God, biblical principle, contractual covenant and promise is predicated on the premise that God discriminates.  All of the lofty and noble doctrines of Scripture cannot be understood without the element of racial interpretation.  The removal of race from the Word of God began centuries ago in earnest.  Color blindness, a euphemism for racial equality, is still being blind and “If the blind lead the blind, both shall fall into a ditch” Mt. 15:14.  It's just like voting for the lesser of two evils, it is still evil.  Knowing your identity is knowing your God.  Knowing people of color is knowing the strange gods of racial aliens.  Having a knowledge of racial differences is having a racial consciousness and puts the White man on the side of God.  Having an ignorance of racial differences is having a color consciousness and actually foments the mentality of mongrelization and puts the White man on the side of false gods.  The term 'White Genocide' as we shall see, does not help White people understand the meaning of life.  Quite the contrary, the expression can inculcate the ultimate curse.