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Yeshua said that anyone who had seen Him had seen the Father. Knowing that YHWH is our heavenly Father, can people see Him in us? Are we showing people who our Heavenly Father is in our everyday life? Who are people seeing when they look at you?

What does Yeshua declaring Himself to metaphorically be the bread as His body and wine as His blood at the Last Supper mean for us? What about the fact that the Torah declares we should not drink blood? How can Yeshua use this as a metaphor when it seemingly contradicts Scripture?

New Covenant with better promises, or a new law? Some might be surprised to learn that prophets stated that the new covenant would consists of the same law…

The purpose and meaning of the 144,000 in the Book of Revelation is a strong curiosity to many. Is it a literal 144,000 or more of a symbolic nature? What might be more interesting, is the hidden message in the listing of the 12 tribes of Israel.

Some say the Law of God ended, and then point to Romans 10:4. Let’s test that...

Many teach that in Mark 7:19 Yeshua declared all food as clean. We agree that all food is clean. The real question to be answered is what Messiah was really saying. What is the true context of this verse? Did Yeshua really declare all things clean?

Why does the topic of our Creator’s name cause so much division in the Body? What the Hebrew word for “name” really mean? What does it mean to profane His name?

What does it mean to be in the New Covenant? You might be surprised.

Who are the blind? Who cannot see? This short teaching may open some eyes

What do we do when a doctrine fails the logic test?

A segment from NBC's "The West Wing" has recently been receiving attention in the media because of it's relevance to the US Supreme court ruling on gay marriage. In this segment, the writers for the show employ several straw-man arguments to attack God's law in an attempt to portray His commandments as ridiculous and outdated. In this installment of the Answering Atheists series we will refute the...

The Mo’edim of Yom Teruah, also known as the Day of Trumpets, is a bit of a mystery. Why is it celebrated? What might it point to prophetically? 

Persecution is something you rarely hear taught on these days. But should it be? How would it be received by believers today? If you faced persecution for your faith like that which the believers did in the Scriptures, would you remain faithful? Join us as we dig into a topic that is scarcely heard from pulpits today and see just what we should be expecting in this life as believers.

A perspective on the Word of God lasting forever.

A brief thought on what we can do in Yeshua.

A perspective on God's Judgment.

Within the parameters of proper biblical hermeneutics, there are four levels of understanding one can implement to glean from the Torah. Yeshua and his disciples demonstrated all four levels of exegesis interpretation throughout the Brit Hadasha. Join us as we examine these four levels in more detail.

What does "holy" mean in Hebrew?

What is transliteration and is it okay to transliterate Biblical names like Jesus and Paul?

When one is presented with the fact that the whole Word of God is still true and applicable to us today, it is usually not more than 30 seconds later that the topic of sacrifices enters into the conversation. This teaching very briefly hits some key points and thoughts on this subject,

Can we leave our house? Is it a sin to travel on Shabbat?

Have you ever asked yourself why you believe what you believe? Most all of us would say: I believe what I believe because that's what the Bible says. But have you truly put that to the test? Or do you just trust your leaders. Who's example are you following? You might be surprised.

We all know that pine trees are cut down each and every year for Christmas. Many of us also know that when Yeshua returns, Christmas will cease to be. Interestingly enough, scripture actually declares how the pine trees will feel at our Lord's return. Do you wish to know...we find out in another -119 Thoughts.

Test Everything. How many times have you heard us say that? ...but, how do we “Test Everything”?

We’re all building something. Here is a quick thought on whose kingdom you may be building.