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Continuing in the book of Daniel, we learn of a terrifying vision the exiled prophet receives in chapter 10. We’ll take a look at the circumstances surrounding the vision, how it begins with an angelic visitor, and Daniel’s very real physical response. 

The end of all mankind is the same for all of us, from the rich to the poor; we all die. What would happen if we lived our lives with that end in mind? Why would a preacher say sorrow is better than laughter when giving wisdom on life and death? What was the speaker in Ecclesiastes 7:1-6 getting at? What wisdom can be gleaned from proverbs that almost seem counterintuitive? 

There’s a growing theory among some Messianic believers and a group in Hebrew Roots that the Book of the Covenant and the Book of the Law are 2 different things; that part of the Torah no longer applies today. It’s time to test the pillars of this theory to see if they stand up to Scripture. 

Continuing to look at how to confirm your calling as a believer, we need to listen to Peter’s admonition about the danger of false teachers. Picking up where we left off in 2 Peter 2, we will take a look at the false teachers Peter was talking about, some dangers that listening to their teachings may present, and what we need to do in our own lives. 

Continuing on with our examination of the exiled prophet, Daniel, we look at the seventy weeks prophecy found in Daniel 9. What could it mean? Can we even be certain about the application of the 70 weeks in history? 

Did the Law of God change after the cross? In Matthew 5:17-19, what does the passing of the first Heaven and first Earth have to do with fulfilling all of the Law and Prophets? What is it about Heaven and earth and the law of God?  

 Did the Law of God change after the cross? In Matthew 5:17-19, what does the passing of the first Heaven and first Earth have to do with fulfilling all of the Law and Prophets? What is it about Heaven and earth and the law of God?  

Faith and works, two topics relating to justification that some say James and Paul disagree on. Is what Paul says in Romans 3:28 at odds with James 2:24? How can we reconcile what James and Paul say about faith and works? Or are they really at odds with one another and the Bible has a problem? 

In Daniel 9, the exiled prophet prays a prayer of repentance for Israel’s sins. Why was this necessary? What was Daniel shown in his vision that would make him feel as if he needed to pray such a prayer? 

Haggai was a minor prophet, but his major message still impacts us today as he reminds us to get our priorities straight. Just as Israel once prioritized themselves over the Temple, we often prioritize ourselves and our desires over the Father’s. It’s time to get your priorities straight before it’s too late. 

 Many desire fellowship with others, in fact, we are commanded to assemble ourselves.  Yet there isn’t always an established group where we live.  Join us as we review some recommendations of do’s and don’ts when it comes to setting up a home fellowship. 

Should Christians be inclusive of all sinners and lifestyles into their assemblies? Should the Church welcome every sinner and let them continue to live in that sin? What about the verses that say not to even associate with some sinners? How do we know who to accept and who not to into the Body? 

The use of the Messiah’s name in Hebrew has begun to be mainstream. But is Yeshua the Messiah’s name? Is it Jesus? Yehushua? Yahshua? Something else? Does it even matter what the Messiah’s name is? Join us as we take a brief look at what some consider a very touchy topic, the Messiah’s name. 

Welcome back to the Whole Word...Continuing on from part 1 , for those who are new to striving to follow the Torah and have a ton of questions, we will again briefly address some of the most common topics and questions you may encounter. This time we will touch on the following: Stoning The Land Sabbath (Shemitah) Cheeseburgers? (Mixing meat and dairy) The Calendars Mezuzah and Tefillin Salvation...

The Tabernacle has many components and even more symbolism. We have covered a lot of it in previous videos, but here are some additional thoughts on the Tabernacle. 

Zephaniah was a minor prophet with a major message, one of wrath and mercy. The prophet warned Israel of the destruction of the world and how they might avoid it. He gave them hope and a reason to rejoice despite the coming wrath, for there would also be Yahweh’s mercy. 

In this conclusion to our series, The Tabernacle, we find that when everything is put together, the Tabernacle is the way to God. We’ll review each component and look at its spiritual counterpart and how they all show us the path to come before the Father. 

We would like to offer you a welcome to the whole Word. More and more people are realizing the WHOLE Bible is true and applicable to all in the faith today.   If this describes you, then you may have a lot of questions. In this 2-part video we will be taking a brief look at a lot of topics. Here is what we will be covering in part 1: What instructions from our Creator should I be following that I...

Habakkuk, a minor prophet with the major message. His message wasn’t unique, but he kept an important perspective we should all take, “I will rejoice.” Where does he get this perspective and how can we apply it to our lives today? 

Do you know how the Biblical festivals point to Christ? Many think of the holidays celebrated in Judaism as being just for the Jews and not relevant to believers today. What those people don’t realize is the strong connection they have to our Messiah. The Bible has more to teach us using God’s holidays than may be realized by the average person in the Body of Christ. 

The Tabernacle consists of many pieces, the Tent of Meeting is one of the largest. This tent holds some great parallels for the lives of believers, and reminds us of how physical things can teach us spiritual lessons. 

God will not clear the guilty according to the minor prophet with a major message, Nahum.  How is YHWH not clearing the guilty a comfort to us? What comfort can we find in the condemnation of Nineveh for its evil? 

Talking Torah is something many people love to do, and with good reason!  However, it's not uncommon to find yourself against a brick wall of hostility or rejection.  There can be many reasons for this, but it may all be in the way that you are talking Torah. Are you bullying with your words? Do your actions match your words? We have a few ideas that may help you avoid destroying relationships wit...

The Tabernacle is made up of many pieces, but the heart of the Tabernacle is the Ark of the Covenant. That said, what is it? What is its purpose? What lessons does it hold for believers today? 

Why would God, being perfect, say he gave them statutes that were not good? How could the embodiment of what is good and just and holy give Israel statutes that were not good as he said in Ezekiel 20:25-26?  What were these “not good” statutes? How do we make this make sense?