Truth Matters Church

We're launching an expository-style devotional study in Philippians, and begin with a brief overview of the context, purpose, and themes behind Paul's letter to the church in Philippi.

Part one of our look at Jesus's claim to hold the -key of David-. We'll dig through Scripture to properly interpret this statement and its application to both Israel and the New Testament church.

Part one of our look at Jesus's claim to hold the "key of David". We'll dig through Scripture to properly interpret this statement and its application to both Israel and the New Testament church.

We close out our expository devotional series on Ephesians with a look at the importance of humbly serving with those who serve the Lord, in the same way Tychicus served Apostle Paul.

We close out our expository devotional series on Ephesians with a look at the importance of humbly serving with those who serve the Lord, in the same way Tychicus served Apostle Paul.

Continuing our look in Revelation at Jesus's letters to the seven churches, today we begin our study of Philadelphia with a brief history lesson to help us better understand the context and setting of this letter.

Continuing our look in Revelation at Jesus's letters to the seven churches, today we begin our study of Philadelphia with a brief history lesson to help us better understand the context and setting of this letter.

Jesus told the faithful few in Sardis that because they had not soiled their garments with sexual immorality, they would walk with Him in white. Today we unpack the warning and promise contained within this statement and how it applies to each of us.

Jesus told the faithful few in Sardis that because they had not soiled their garments with sexual immorality, they would walk with Him in white. Today we unpack the warning and promise contained within this statement and how it applies to each of us.

We can learn from our brother Paul that when we seek prayer from others and when we pray for ourselves, our requests must be centered on God's will. Let's focus our thoughts and prayers on the finish line and not on the temporal problems that may be in front of us today.