Timeless Truths Ministries

  • What’s Your Motive?

    In this message, Pastor Byron examines the Apostle Paul’s motives for ministry in Romans 1:8-17, emphasizing that God cares more about why we do things than what we do. Through Paul’s example, he teaches believers to cultivate four essential heart attitudes: a grateful heart, an intercessory prayer life, a sense of debt to reach all people, and confidence in the transforming power of the gospel.

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  • What About the Good News?

    In this message launching the series “The Bad News That Leads to the Good News,” Pastor Byron addresses Romans 1:1-8 to build confidence in the gospel despite increasing cultural pressure, presenting six reasons why believers can trust the message of Christ. He confronts the erosion of biblical certainty even among evangelicals and calls the church to unwavering faith in God’s grace, the resurrection, and their calling to proclaim the good news.

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  • Jesus Christ Disciple-Maker

    In this message, Pastor Byron challenges believers to reclaim their calling as disciple-makers by examining Jesus’ Great Commission and His model of investing in others through progressive stages: “come and see,” “come and follow me,” “come and be with me,” and “come and remain in me.” He warns against “evangelistic lockjaw” and calls Christians to move from being entertained audiences to an active army, reminding them that discipleship is a lifestyle of pouring into others, not just a program.

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  • The Faith-Rest Life

    In this concluding message of the series on daily rest, Pastor Byron examines Hebrews 4 to teach believers the urgency of entering God’s rest by claiming His promises through faith, explaining that the Christian sabbath rest is not a day but a daily spiritual reality. He emphasizes the importance of moving quickly to appropriate God’s promises when facing anxiety and pressure, comparing it to a quarterback finding his safety valve, and concludes with practical steps for memorizing Scripture promises.

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  • Finding Daily Peace

    In this message, Pastor Byron addresses the epidemic of anxiety affecting over 40 million Americans by teaching from Hebrews 3-4 about God’s provision of daily rest for believers who claim His promises by faith. He presents the divine equation—”promises of God + faith of the believer = rest”—and challenges Christians to move beyond spiritual treadmill living by learning and memorizing Scripture promises, warning that failure to enter this rest is not merely regrettable but serious.

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  • The Hardening of Spiritual Arteries

    In this opening message of “The Daily Rest Revisited” series, Pastor Byron introduces the biblical technique for experiencing peace by examining Hebrews 3, where the author uses Israel’s wilderness wandering as a warning to Jewish believers tempted to return to legalistic living under the law. He teaches that just as sincerity alone won’t produce results in learning piano or losing weight, believers must learn the spiritual technique of trusting Christ’s sufficiency and entering His rest rather than relying on self-made systems of rules.

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  • The Church: God’s Gifted Family

    In this message, Pastor Byron examines 1 Corinthians 12 and Ephesians 4 to teach about spiritual gifts, challenging the church’s consumer mentality by emphasizing that believers are called to be participants rather than spectators in God’s kingdom work. He defines spiritual gifts as supernatural abilities given by the Holy Spirit for building up the body of Christ, explains their importance for church health and effectiveness in reaching the world, and provides practical steps for discovering and developing one’s giftedness through prayer, study, and active involvement in ministry.

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  • The Lord is My Strength

    In this message, Pastor Byron explores Psalm 118 to teach believers how to think differently about God’s strength in their lives, addressing why many Christians live “kerosene light lives in a spiritually electrical world” despite God’s available power. He presents four transformative attitudes: be thankful because God’s love endures forever, be secure because God is for you, be joyful because God fights your battles, and be courageous because Christ is coming back again—challenging believers to surrender their struggles to the Lord rather than fighting battles that aren’t theirs.

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  • When Passion Becomes Routine

    In this message, Pastor Byron confronts the tendency of believers to reduce Christianity to ritual and religion rather than maintaining a vibrant love relationship with God, using powerful imagery of unrequited love to help listeners understand God’s heart when His people grow distant. He challenges Christians to move beyond spiritual treadmill living and religious routine by asking two penetrating questions: how much of what you do daily is vital to your relationship with Christ, and what long-standing habit might you change to add freshness to that relationship—reminding listeners that God desires their love even more than their obedience.

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  • Spiritual Combat

    In this message, Pastor Byron examines Psalm 91 to teach believers how to prepare for spiritual warfare, emphasizing that while Satan’s work is more subtle in sophisticated cultures through guerrilla warfare tactics, Christians must recognize they live in a spiritual realm with real demonic opposition. He presents four essential responses: understand your protection by dwelling in God’s presence, maintain a combat mentality by staying alert, remember your spiritual reinforcements through angelic guardianship, and rest in God’s security—challenging believers to read Psalm 91 aloud daily to reinforce these truths.

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