Truth Matters Church

We might be tempted to do ministry work alone or for personal gain, but Scripture teaches that we must work together and selflessly to do the Lord's work.

We might be tempted to do ministry work alone or for personal gain, but Scripture teaches that we must work together and selflessly to do the Lord's work.

In the 2nd part of our look at the relationship of God the Father and Christ, we see the importance of being teachable and holding Scripture as our sole source of truth for heavenly things, and not allowing traditions or creeds to keep our hearts closed to the Spirit.

In this powerfully eye-opening study, we scour Scripture to learn more about the heavenly relationship of the Father and Son. This study is part one of two, so be sure to listen to the conclusion titled -Not Ashamed of the Godhead- for full context.

In this powerfully eye-opening study, we scour Scripture to learn more about the heavenly relationship of the Father and Son. This study is part one of two, so be sure to listen to the conclusion titled "Not Ashamed of the Godhead" for full context.

In the 2nd part of our look at the relationship of God the Father and Christ, we see the importance of being teachable and holding Scripture as our sole source of truth for heavenly things, and not allowing traditions or creeds to keep our hearts closed to the Spirit.

We continue to look at Jesus's Olivet Discourse and other scriptures to help us accurately interpret the signs and seals described in Revelation. For best context, download the PDF slides or watch the video at truthmatterschurch.org

We continue to look at Jesus's Olivet Discourse and other scriptures to help us accurately interpret the signs and seals described in Revelation. For best context, download the PDF slides or watch the video at truthmatterschurch.org

We can lean on Paul's encouraging words that trials, tribulation and suffering may actually be for the benefit and service of others' faith.

We can lean on Paul's encouraging words that trials, tribulation and suffering may actually be for the benefit and service of others' faith.