In Parasha Bo we are going to focus on the Priesthood of the Firstborn! (Or, “the Priesthood of the Firstfruits!”) And why the lessons from the Firstborn Priesthood ((to hear and obey, or “shema” Yahweh’s voice) are so fundamental.
Parasha Ha’azinu means “to give ear” or “to listen” intently. Yahweh Elohim is a Spirit, and to connect with Him we must denounce our flesh and walk in the Spirit, which requires listening in the Spirit. If you have an ear to hear, join us for what the Spirit shows us in Parasha Ha’azinu.
Parasha Ha’azinu means “to give ear” or “to listen” intently. Yahweh Elohim is a Spirit, and to connect with Him we must denounce our flesh and walk in the Spirit, which requires listening in the Spirit. If you have an ear to hear, join us for what the Spirit shows us in Parasha Ha’azinu.
In Parasha Ekev we see two main themes. One, the blessings that come with a willingness to submit to and obey Yahweh. And second, intercession for those who are not submitting to Elohim’s Spirit and being obedient. Join us as we take a look at both of these very important topics.
In Parasha Evek we see two main themes. One, the blessings that come with a willingness to submit to and obey Yahweh. And second, intercession for those who are not submitting to Elohim’s Spirit and being obedient. Join us as we take a look at both of these very important topics.
AWAKE, You Who Sleep! is a “wake up call” which shows how Yeshua expects His people to wake up out of their spiritual slumber, and to work together to build Him a single ministry worldwide, based on the Fivefold Ministry principles of Ephesians 4:11-16. This will build Yeshua’s unified kingdom worldwide.
This study shows how we are commanded to hear and obey Yahweh’s voice, and also gives practical advice on how we can do that.
This video (transcript) shows what the true definition of the Torah is (and why most people get it wrong).
This video shows what the true definition of the Torah is (and why most people get it wrong).
This study shows how we are commanded to hear and obey Yahweh’s voice, and also gives practical advice on how we can do that.
This study is a reminder of how we should all place our trust in Yeshua Messiah, and not loose sight of Him, ever.
Many things happen in our lives, and distract us from our abiding relationship in Messiah Yeshua. However, no matter what happens, or has happened in the past, the most important thing is to always keep our eyes fastened upon Yeshua, our Savior and King. Many different situations can come upon us; family troubles, financial stresses, and past burdens. No matter what happens, we need to remain “in Him”, remembering that He is our strong tower and our fortress and our shield, and that everything else is on the outside. By abiding in Him at all times, we can face everything else with trust and confidence, because He is with us and will take care of all our needs.
This video shows us what to do when we have doubts and fears that plague us after immersion, such that we cannot hear and obey His voice. It shows us how we can leave those old doubts and fears behind, walking in newness of life, now that we feel safe with Him.
Explains from the Bible how one can make one’s prayers heard and answered better.
Explains why Yahweh (Jehovah) rewards those who earnestly seek what is good, and positive, rather than allowing a focus on the bad.
In 2 Corinthians 10, the Apostle Shaul says to take every thought into captivity to the obedience of the Messiah. What does this mean? And what does he mean in verse 6, that Elohim is ready to punish all disobedience when our obedience is fulfilled? Qorintim Bet (2 Corinthians) 10:1-6 1 Now I, Shaul, myself […]
As we show in the Nazarene Israel study, the original faith was called Nazarene Israel. In Fulfilling the Great Commission we show that Nazarene Israel was unified, and that it had a clergy of servant-leadership that heard and obeyed Yahweh’s voice. Nazarene Israel was replaced by Catholic Christianity. Catholic Christianity established a corrupted doctrine, and […]
This study talks about the vital importance of listening for Yahweh’s Still Small Voice, and not moving faster than we hear the Still Small Voice.
