Confessing Sins Today?

Confessing Sins Today?

Wednesday Evening This may be a controversial subject but the Scriptures clean up any confusion about the confession of sins for a Christian today. Do we need to still confess our sins according to I John 1:9 if we are already forgiven and no sin is imputed? Here is a ‘plain’ study on the word ‘confess’. We look at the verses on confess in the OT, Gospels, Trib books and then...

November 18th, 2009 by KJVOnly 
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“Already Gone” is Already Wrong! (Part I)

“Already Gone” is Already Wrong! (Part I)

Sunday Morning This sermon is NOT being preached in support of the new ‘popular’ book Already Gone by Ken Ham and Britt Beemer! While I am sure this book has truthful statistics and numbers, we will see the complete hypocrisy of what Ken Ham has to say. This is potentially a hard sermon – it isn’t meant to be, but anytime we talk about parenting or our children, folks are bound...

June 28th, 2009 by KJVOnly 
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Paul / KJB / and the Risen Saviour: Better Than the Lord’s Supper

Paul / KJB / and the Risen Saviour: Better Than the Lord’s Supper

February 25th, 2009 Wednesday Evening Note from Pastor Mike: One of the biggest questions and concerns people have towards us here in Touchet is, “Why don’t you do the Lord’s Supper / Communion?“ Here are the details showing that ‘Communion’ was for the Jews – even during Paul’s time and is not to the Gentiles today. In fact, there are 2 other reasons...

February 25th, 2009 by KJVOnly 
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Touchet: Contrasts in Scripture (Introduction)

Touchet: Contrasts in Scripture (Introduction)

August 6th, 2008 Wednesday Evening Note from Pastor Mike: Contrasts NOT Contradictions The confusion and critical judgment of the King James Bible, supposedly based on contradictions, is only because of a refusal to see the contrast dispensationally. There are NO contradictions in the KJB – only contrasts. Rightly dividing the word of truth is THE foundation for properly understanding the King...

August 6th, 2008 by KJVOnly 
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