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Are you tangled in the weeds of life? Are they choking out your faith and preventing a deeper, closer relationship with the Father? Is your spiritual growth being stunted?

In this video we are going to be testing the Lilith myth. Did Adam have another wife before Eve as some mythology says? Where did the story of Lilith come from? Is this just another example of misogyny?

In this video, we look at the mo'ed (appointed time) of Sukkot (or Feast of Tabernacles). What is the prophetic meaning of this time of year? How do we celebrate it?

Our Bible Study about the Exiled Prophet, Daniel, continues as we move into Daniel 8. What are the significance of the ram and the goat in Daniel’s vision? Who, or what, do they represent and what can we can learn and apply from this biblical account from the prophet

Continuing our Bible study series on the exiled prophet, Daniel, we take a look at chapter seven. In this chapter, Daniel has a vision about four beasts, one with many horns. The question becomes, what do these beasts and horns represent and has this vision of Daniel’s come to pass yet?

We all experience grief in this world, we have to live a life after loss, and the those in Scripture were no exception. The Father is not silent about this difficult part of human existence. What is it that we can learn from a few of the times the subject is mentioned in the Bible?

We all need to learn how to share the truth with others. In a world where iron is supposed to sharpen iron, are we doing so with the love of the Father or love of self?

“Be doers of the Word,” an instruction from James to those who follow the Messiah. But what does he mean by the phrase? What is the “Word” we are to do? We’ll examine what James was talk about and touch on the idea of the Torah being broken down into three categories, the civil laws, moral laws, and ceremonial laws.

In this video series, we take a brief and concise look at the mo'edim (appointed times) of YHWH. Among those days, sometimes called Jewish holidays, are ones called Passover and Unleavened Bread. We'll see where they comes from, how we can memorialize them, and what their prophetic implications are.

Some teach that speaking in tongues is for the body of believers today. Some say tongues ceased when the disciples left this world. What does Scripture tell us or indicate? Have tongues ceased or are they still for today? What are they for anyway?

The subject of speaking in tongues is highly debated among believers today. What was Paul referring to in 1 Corinthians 14? Was it different than what happened in Acts 2? Is speaking in tongues referring to human languages? Ecstatic Utterances? Something else?

Some point to Romans 7:1-6 to teach that believers are dead to the law. In fact, some go so far as to say that the Law of Moses has no authority over us. Is that what Paul is telling us in Romans 7?

A short look at the idea that Jesus did away with the Old Testament law and what it means for the modern believer.

The reality of why apologetics matters is something not everyone understands. Believers are called to be able to defend their faith, but what are the benefits of being able to do so? Beyond intellectual or academic pursuits, what is the real value of apologetics in the average person’s life?

Throughout the Bible it is made clear that God wants us to live, not to perish in our sins, so don’t despair. No matter what you think you may have done, as long as you’re alive on this earth, you have the chance to repent. Don’t delay, repent today! We are not guaranteed another breath and the Messiah is coming soon.

Making sense of God’s wrath isn’t always easy, but it is possible. The world is full of evil and corruption; the Bible teaches us that we have a loving Creator. Yet we also see, throughout Scripture, that the Father is vengeful and pours his wrath out upon those who deserve it.

What comes out of your heart is one of the most important things we need to consider. In this live teaching on Mark 7:1-23, we delve into Yeshua's confrontation with the Pharisees regarding tradition, ritual purity, what comes out of the heart, and touch on Messiah's words of food.

It's critical to understand three terms if we are going to understand Scripture. Grace, faith, and obedience. In part 1 we defined the terms and saw how the important role obedience has in our faith. Here in part 2 we will continue our discussion of these terms, and solidify their relationship to each other and their relevance to believers, followers of Messiah, today.

It's critical to understand three terms if we are going to understand Scripture. Grace, faith, and obedience. What do these words mean and how do we go about understanding the relationship they have to one another in the Bible?

The firstborn has special significance all throughout Scripture. Whether it be the firstborn of people, animals, or agriculture, each plays a role in the Father’s plans. What is the significance of the firstborn? Should we redeem our firstborn even today? What spiritual lessons can we glean from this practice?

What is a man’s authority in marriage? What does it mean for the man to be the head over his wife? How should a husband lead and a wife submit in everyday life?

1 John 2:6 says to walk in the way in which he walked. What does it mean to walk like Christ? What does that look like and what is the context of John’s statement. Some say it refers to the law of Christ, others to the Torah. Which one best fits the context?

In this video, we take a brief look at Hanukkah (or the Feast of Dedication, the Festival of Lights) and its history. Should we celebrate this winter holiday or is just for the Jews? What are we to remember on this day? Why do some suggest that we should not observe Hanukkah?

In this video we set commentary aside, ask over 100 questions, and allow Scripture to answer them.

In this video series we look at the most common things asked and publicly answering your questions for the benefit of everyone to hear and to test themselves. In this presentation we are going to respond to the questions: Can believers eat blue cheese? Did the 10 Commandments come from the 42 laws of Ma’at? Should we make others work on the Sabbath? If someone has never heard of Yeshua when they die, are they still saved? What if I live with someone who doesn’t observe Unleavened Bread? Is birth control a sin? What about the idea that the Torah was divided in moral, ceremonial, and judicial laws? What resurrection was it for those who arose when Yeshua died? If Deuteronomy 4:2 says not to add to the Word of God, then how do we have the rest of the Bible? Should Christians make toasts since toasts might have been used to worship other gods? How aggressively should we share 119 materials with Sunday Christians?

The tallit and the kippah may be seen being worn by those in the Jewish faith. Are they items that Scripture commands us to wear? Can we wear them? Should we? What is their purpose anyway?

Peter continues to confirm your calling in chapter 1 of 2 Peter. This time, in 2 Peter 1:16-21, we look at how he does so as it pertains to his witnessing Christ’s glory and the prophetic word. Unlike other myths, his witness, and the witness of the Scriptures, tells of Messiah’s return.

In our continued Bible study of 2 Peter, we continue to look at how to confirm your calling. One has only to read 2 Peter chapter 1 about how to be partakers of the divine nature of our Heavenly Father to be set on the right path. Let’s review what that looks like.

What are the head coverings Paul alludes to in 1 Corinthians 11? His words may make us ask the question, “what’s on your head?” or “what is a head covering? In this video we will look at three ways to interpret Paul’s words, examining some strengths and weaknesses of each.

Paul talks about the importance of head coverings in 1 Corinthians 11. There is a lot to take into consideration for this topic. Join us in part 1 of this teaching where we examine the verses and their surrounding themes of tradition, headship, dishonor, image and glory of God, and hair length.

James 2:10 is often used to prove that following the Law of God is not for today because if you break one commandment, you’ve broken them all. Is that true? Even if it is, does that mean that we shouldn’t bother trying to obey the Father’s instructions at all because we are bound to fail?

What is the Law of Christ that Paul talks about in Galatians and 1 Corinthians? Is it something new? Is it an expansion on something old? Is it limited only to what is in the New Testament? We look at these options and more as we work on defining what is the law of Christ.

In this portion of our Bible study on the exiled prophet, Daniel, we explore Daniel 6 where Darius the Mede has taken over Babylon. We find out how the Father preserves Daniel’s life, even from the mouths of lions, because he is faith

Continuing our Bible study, we look at Daniel 5, where the exiled prophet reads the writing on the wall. Once again Daniel does what others cannot, and it isn’t good news for King Belshazzar.

What do bread and wine mean in the Bible and what does Yeshua declaring bread and wine to be his body and blood mean for us? What about the fact that the Torah declares we should not drink blood? Is communion anti-Torah?

Some claim that the command to keep the Sabbath is not found in the New Testament. If that’s the case, then we don’t need to honor it at all. But is the claim true? If this is true, does that mean the Father doesn’t want us to rest on the seventh day anymore?

The Bible tells us that it is the Father’s will for us to give thanks in all circumstances, but how do we do that? How do we overcome the trials and tribulations of life and still have an attitude of gratitude so that we can give honor and thanks to the Creator?

The exiled prophet, Daniel, encountered many things during his lifetime in Babylon as the king’s advisor. In Daniel 4 he called upon to interpret the meaning of a felled tree. What can we learn in this bible study from the mysterious dream the king had?

The idea of Caesar’s Messiah, as taught by Joseph Atwill, claims that our Messiah is just a fictional character made up by the New Testament authors. Others claim ancient Rome invented him. We take a brief look at this notion of Caesar’s Messiah and show how easily it’s refuted.

Just like John questioned Yeshua while he was in prison, and Peter denied Yeshua while Yeshua was facing trial, we will all have times that we question our faith in God

Hebrews 8:13 is sometimes used to say the Mosaic Covenant in obsolete. There’s a lot to review to see if that’s true. Could the New Testament have rendered the Old Testament useless and no longer applicable after all?

The bigger picture that we, as believers, should have is not always in the front of our minds. Our lives, like everyone else’s, are often filled with troubles and difficulties. We cannot allow them to pull us away from the Father; after all, if we turn to him, he is faithful to be there for us.

In this video series we want to look at some of the most common things asked for the benefit of everyone to hear and to test themselves. In this presentation we are going to respond to the questions: Should a believer practice Yoga? How should we apply the concept of having two witnesses? Is the Prosperity Gospel Scriptural? Is being homosexual or bisexual a sin? What is a Believer? What happens if my country doesn’t allow divorce and remarriage? Is someone who follows only Allah a believer? Is the Siddur important? Does Leviticus 18:22 address pedophilia and not homosexuality?

Continuing our bible study series, we look at how to confirm your calling as we move into another of Peter’s letters. In this introduction to 2 Peter, we look at just the first two verses, examine the authorship debate for the letter, and get a high-level view of what Peter seems to be telling us.

What does it mean to live according to the flesh? Does it mean following our physical desires? Does it mean something more than that? Is it wrong to experience physical pleasure in this life? Does living according to the spirit mean living a life without pleasure?

In this video series we want to look at the most common things asked and publicly begin answering your questions for the benefit of everyone to hear and to test themselves. In this presentation we are going to respond to the questions: Is eating eggs the same as eating an animal that dies of itself? Does a woman need to sit and sleep in certain places when menstruating? Should we say the prayer to light the candles at Hanukkah? Is kissing before marriage a sin? What prophecy says Messiah would come from Nazareth?

Throughout Scripture we see God destroying entire peoples, nations, and families when they have sinned against him or Israel. He has even had Israel destroyed or taken into captivity. With all of these punishments handed out by the Most High, it’s fair to ask, does God enjoy punishing people?

Continuing our bible study, we look at 1 Peter 5, the final chapter in this series of a life in exile. In this chapter we see a final exhortation to both the young and old, to all believers, in how to conduct ourselves. He says to clothe yourselves with humility. We also give a high-level review of what we have learned throughout this journey through 1 Peter.

Many claim that both the Bible and science cannot be true; that they cannot coexist. But is this true? Is science truly at odds with Scripture? Is the Bible anti-science?

In this video series we want to look at the most common things asked and publicly begin answering your questions for the benefit of everyone to hear and to test themselves. In this presentation we are going to respond to the questions: How are we to celebrate and observe the new moons (rosh chodesh)? Does God answer silent, or unspoken prayers? Is feet washing required on or just before Passover? How could 5,000 people hear Messiah talk without technology?