Parasha Vayigash continues the story of Yoseph’s (Joseph’s) reconciliation with his father and brothers in Egypt. And it is here that we see Yoseph surrender all bitterness and anger toward his brothers and forgive them. And we see Yoseph profess that all the trials he went through was Yahweh’s perfect, predestined purpose.
As Parasha Miketz continues the story of Yoseph (Joseph), we will see how Yahweh Elohim used all of the struggles Yoseph experienced for His greater purpose. And how we also must sometimes face trials in our lives today to strengthen us in our faith. And we will also see how the story of Yoseph is an example of how to break generational curses within the family.
Chayei Sarah means “the life of Sarah”. And in this parasha we are going to learn what it means for us (and our families) to live in loving obedience to Yahweh Elohim. And how living as faithful servants to Him is necessary for building HaMashicah Yeshua’s Kingdom and fulfilling our King’s Great Commission.
Chayei Sarah means “the life of Sarah”. And in this parasha we are going to learn what it means for us (and our families) to live in loving obedience to Yahweh Elohim. And how living as faithful servants to Him is necessary for building HaMashicah Yeshua’s Kingdom and fulfilling our King’s Great Commission.
In Parasha Vayelech, we will see why Yeshua is called the Husband of the assembly, why Yahweh calls Himself the Husband of Israel, and what the difference is between ‘faith’ and ‘belief’. Please join us as we study Torah, Israel’s marriage contract with Yahweh Elohim.
In Parasha Vayelech, we will see why Yeshua is called the Husband of the assembly, why Yahweh calls Himself the Husband of Israel, and what the difference is between ‘faith’ and ‘belief’. Please join us as we study Torah, Israel’s marriage contract with Yahweh Elohim.
Yeshua summarized His Father’s commandments into two main concepts. To love Yahweh above everything else, and to love our neighbor as we love ourselves. But how do some of Yahweh’s strictest commandments show love for Him or for our neighbor? Is our understanding of love today the same as Yahweh’s? Or did we somehow gain a false perception of what true love really is? Join us for Parasha Tetze as we examine how Yahweh views our love for Him and for one another, according to His Word.
Yeshua summarized His Father’s commandments into two main concepts. To love Yahweh above everything else, and to love our neighbor as we love ourselves. But how do some of Yahweh’s strictest commandments show love for Him or for our neighbor? Is our understanding of love today the same as Yahweh’s? Or did we somehow gain a false perception of what true love really is? Join us for Parasha Tetze as we examine how Yahweh views our love for Him and for one another, according to His Word.
In parasha Shoftim, we read about the system that Yahweh our Elohim gave our Israelite ancestors to resolve civil and criminal disputes. But how does Yahweh’s system of governing apply to us and our families today in Nazarene Israel? Does biblical leadership have an important impact on spiritual reform? Join us to find out!
In parasha Shoftim, we read about the system that Yahweh our Elohim gave our Israelite ancestors to resolve civil and criminal disputes. But how does Yahweh’s system of governing apply to us and our families today in Nazarene Israel? Does biblical leadership have an important impact on spiritual reform? Join us to find out!
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.
When asked what the greatest commandment was, Yeshua named both the first and the second commandments. If Yeshua saw it just as important for us to love our brothers as we love ourselves, do we find it important to love our brothers and sisters in the faith? And do we actively walk that commandment out today? Join us for Parasha Mattot-Massei as we see our struggle with keeping this commandment throughout our history.
When asked what the greatest commandment was, Yeshua named both the first and the second commandments. If Yeshua saw it just as important for us to love our brothers as we love ourselves, do we find it important to love our brothers and sisters in the faith? And do we actively walk that commandment out today? Join us for Parasha Mattot-Massei as we see our struggle with keeping this commandment throughout our history.
Today, in 2022, there is a growing amount of confusion concerning the roles of men and women in society. Even Christians and Messianic can easily misunderstand what Scripture says about these roles. Join us for Parasha Nasso 2022 as we take a look at what true Brotherhood (Patriarchy) is according to Scripture, and why it is so important for the structure of the family and for the entire nation of Israel. And we will also take a look at the Nazirite vow.
Today, in 2022, there is a growing amount of confusion concerning the roles of men and women in society. Even Christians and Messianic can easily misunderstand what Scripture says about these roles. Join us for Parasha Nasso 2022 as we take a look at what true Brotherhood (Patriarchy) is according to Scripture, and why it is so important for the structure of the family and for the entire nation of Israel. And we will also take a look at the Nazirite vow.
End-Time Concerns speaks to the various threats and challenges that the New World Order will throw our way, and why it is important to overcome them as a team (so that we can build Yeshua’s kingdom).
In Selecting Deacons we talk about how you and your congregational elders should select deacons.
In Selecting Elders, Part 2, we discuss the selection requirements the apostolic priesthood uses to select righteous congregational elders.
In the transcript, Selecting Elders, Part 1, we discuss how important it is to select congregational elders who have a heart to do everything according to Elohim’s word.
In Matthew 18 and Adultery, Part 3, we show how cases of adultery are to be handled when we live in the dispersion, under the Melchizedekian order. This information shows us how to handle cases of adultery with the Matthew 18 Process in our set-apart communities, to help lead sinners to repentance, and keep sin outside the camp
In Adultery and Matthew 18, Part 2, we show how cases of adultery are to be handled when we live in the land of Israel, under the Levitical order. This information will show us how to handle cases of adultery with the Matthew 18 Process in our set-apart communities in the dispersion, under the Melchizedekian order.
In Adultery and Matthew 18, Part 1 we explain the principles and precepts of set-apart Hebraic community, so that we can understand how set-apart communities are supposed to be organized. This will give us the foundation necessary to understand how to deal with adultery both in the land of Israel under the Levitical order (in Part 2), and in the Adultery and Matthew 18, Part 1 we explain the principles and precepts of set-apart Hebraic community relationships. This helps us understand how set-apart communities are supposed to be organized. That will give us the foundation necessary to understand how to deal with adultery both in the land of Israel under the Levitical order (in Part 2), and in the Dispersion under the Melchizedekian order (Part 3).
spersion under the Melchizedekian order (Part 3).
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.
This transcribed video shows the biblical roles of husbands and wives, and what to do when we find ourselves unequally yoked in marriage.
This video shows us the Biblical roles for husbands and wives, and what to do when we find ourselves unequally yoked in marriage.
This article explains what love is, from a Hebraic biblical perspective.
Explains how divorce and remarriage affect possibilities for leadership, according to the Bible.
Explains biblical marriage roles and guidelines, from Scripture.
Explains from the Bible why it is so important for husbands to give their wives a ketubah (wedding contract), and how to draft one.
Explains why race and racism are of the flesh, and why these are not considered important factors in the Renewed Covenant (New Testament).
Explains why Yahweh (Jehovah) rewards those who earnestly seek what is good, and positive, rather than allowing a focus on the bad.
Yeshua tells us that He did not come to do away with even the least part of the Torah (the Laws of Moses). Rather, He says that whoever teaches against even the least of the commandments will be least in the kingdom of heaven; and that those who do and teach the whole Torah will […]
In the “Lashon Hara” study we saw that Yahweh wants our speech to edify, unify, and build up our brethren. If our speech does not actively help bring our brothers and sisters into a deeper relationship with each other and into a closer walk with Him, then something is wrong, and we need to pray […]
Traditional Judaism teaches a doctrine against lashon hara (“La-shone Ha-rah”), or the “evil tongue.” As we will see, if this doctrine is applied in a spirit of love, it can be very good. However, if it is applied in some other spirit, it can be very destructive. Lashon hara (לשון הרע) was originally intended as […]
First Yahweh created man. Then He took one of the man’s ribs (actually a side, in Hebrew), and made the woman as a helper corresponding to her man. (You can read more about this in Covenant Relationships.) B’reisheet (Genesis) 2:22 22 Then the rib [side] which Yahweh Elohim had taken from man He made into […]
Our religion is also a spiritual path. In addition to the physical rites and rituals Yahweh tells us to perform, He also wants us to refine ourselves spiritually. One of the ways He wants us to purify ourselves is by learning to forgive all those who have ever done us any wrong. Mattityahu (Matthew) 6:14-15 […]
This chapter explains how Yahweh looks at marriage and divorce, from Scripture. Gives historical reference to the errors in Talmud.