The Files (Epstein)

The sermon confronts the pervasive hypocrisy of a society and even the church that demands justice for public atrocities like those of Epstein while concealing personal sins, emphasizing that God will ultimately expose all hidden wickedness—whether in government, culture, or individual lives—on the day of judgment. Drawing from Scripture, it warns that no secret is truly hidden, as God sees all, including the deceitful hearts and private abominations that contradict outward righteousness, and calls for repentance and faith in Christ's atoning sacrifice as the only means of forgiveness and cleansing. While affirming the need for earthly justice, the message underscores that God's perfect justice will not fail, and all will stand before Him accountable for their deeds, thoughts, and imaginations, with the only hope of salvation found in the blood of Jesus, who offers mercy to even the worst sinners who turn to Him in faith.