Are you, or have you run into "new to Torah" folks who are incredibly annoying, disrespectful, and arrogant in their new-found knowledge? Did you know this is a natural phenomenon that we can study so that we better know how to navigate it? It's called the...
News and commentary for Tuesday, 13 December, 2022.
Guest Speaker -Pastor Bruce Dowell - Generational Curses - Session 5
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News and commentary for Monday, 12 December, 2022.
After a review of part 1 where we left off in Jeremiah 4:14 “O Yerushalayim, wash your heart from evil, and be saved. Till when would your wicked thoughts remain within you?” and Rabbi Steve Berkson explains that their thoughts led to actions that caused Babylon to...
This week’s teaching is a free excerpt from Esther’s Mysteries Behind the Mask.
The excerpt is Chapter Five, which gives a brief overview of the sister relationships that figure heavily in Torah prophecy, and even in the Song of Songs, where the Groom and His beloved have a “brother-sister” relationship. It is not creepy, but a parable to help the reader understand the “one flesh” aspect of humanity, who all descended from Adam. Adam points this out when he sees Eve (Chavah) for the first time and exclaims, “Flesh of my flesh and bone of my bone.” Likewise, Messiah Yeshua’s Bride is part of his human flesh, a key component of understanding the Gospel. Because his flesh is their flesh, his “sister,” they too can be resurrected with him.
This week's Torah portion is parsha Vayishlach, from Genesis 32:3 through chapter 36. The story begins with Yakov, his wives, and his sons and daughter returning to the land of "his country and his kin," after a long absence and obviously still-unresolved conflict....
Juliet is back! Join Laura Lee as she chats with Juliet Van Heerden about her amazing stories of redemption and renewal! Juliet has a new children's book entitled Chloe Asks Question, which explores the topic of blended families of different skin hues. We also...
Psalms 132, 133, and 134 are reminders of how our Heavenly Father blesses us in so many ways. First, He sent us His Son, Yashua/Jesus as our Kinsman Redeemer, to do for us what we could never do for ourselves - take care of our sin problem. Then, He promised to bless...
As The Ugly gets ever Uglier... ...how do we deal with the more and more people we will have to, who may - or may not- be trustworthy? What must not be misunderstood is that we are dealing with an Adversary, and those who serve him, that is not just Satanically Evil,...