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What did the Messiah mean by "weightier matters"? What do we do when obeying one law of God appears to force us to break another? How do we determine which laws matter more to YHWH? 

Scripture tells us that the Torah is for gentiles too, it just uses different words. Regardless of the phrasing, the Bible is clear that God’s Law is for everyone who wants to serve Him. 

What does it mean when the Bible calls something pagan? Is "pagan" inherently evil? What happens if we start using Scripture to define Scripture for things like pagan and heathen? Does always pagan mean what so many think it means? 

Continuing on in our Bible Study series on 2 Peter, we continue looking at how to confirm your calling. In Chapter 2, we hear how God rescues the righteous and judges the wicked, time and again throughout Scripture. It’s time to check ourselves to see if we are living righteously to the best of our ability or following the way of the wicked that leads to destruction. 

 It’s commonly taught that the Bible says not to judge others, and it does say that. However, is that all that it has to say on that topic?  Join us as we examine the subject of judging, from a biblical perspective. 

Essential to understanding is learning the history behind things. Enjoy a brief historical look at how Christianity went from Sabbath to Sunday. 

 Are you tangled in the weeds of life? Are they choking out your faith and preventing a deeper, closer relationship with the Father? Is your spiritual growth being stunted? 

 In this video we are going to be testing the Lilith myth. Did Adam have another wife before Eve as some mythology says? Where did the story of Lilith come from? Is this just another example of misogyny? 

 In this video, we look at the mo'ed (appointed time) of Sukkot (or Feast of Tabernacles).  What is the prophetic meaning of this time of year? How do we celebrate it? 

 Our Bible Study about the Exiled Prophet, Daniel, continues as we move into Daniel 8. What are the significance of the ram and the goat in Daniel’s vision? Who, or what, do they represent and what can we can learn and apply from this biblical account from the prophet 

Continuing our Bible study series on the exiled prophet, Daniel, we take a look at chapter seven. In this chapter, Daniel has a vision about four beasts, one with many horns. The question becomes, what do these beasts and horns represent and has this vision of Daniel’s come to pass yet? 

 We all experience grief in this world, we have to live a life after loss, and the those in Scripture were no exception. The Father is not silent about this difficult part of human existence. What is it that we can learn from a few of the times the subject is mentioned in the Bible? 

We all need to learn how to share the truth with others. In a world where iron is supposed to sharpen iron, are we doing so with the love of the Father or love of self?  

“Be doers of the Word,” an instruction from James to those who follow the Messiah. But what does he mean by the phrase? What is the “Word” we are to do? We’ll examine what James was talk about and touch on the idea of the Torah being broken down into three categories, the civil laws, moral laws, and ceremonial laws. 

In this video series, we take a brief and concise look at the mo'edim (appointed times) of YHWH. Among those days, sometimes called Jewish holidays, are ones called Passover and Unleavened Bread.  We'll see where they comes from, how we can memorialize them, and what their prophetic implications are. 

 Some teach that speaking in tongues is for the body of believers today. Some say tongues ceased when the disciples left this world. What does Scripture tell us or indicate? Have tongues ceased or are they still for today? What are they for anyway? 

The subject of speaking in tongues is highly debated among believers today. What was Paul referring to in 1 Corinthians 14? Was it different than what happened in Acts 2? Is speaking in tongues referring to human languages? Ecstatic Utterances? Something else? 

Some point to Romans 7:1-6 to teach that believers are dead to the law. In fact, some go so far as to say that the Law of Moses has no authority over us. Is that what Paul is telling us in Romans 7? 

 A short look at the idea that Jesus did away with the Old Testament law and what it means for the modern believer. 

 The reality of why apologetics matters is something not everyone understands. Believers are called to be able to defend their faith, but what are the benefits of being able to do so? Beyond intellectual or academic pursuits, what is the real value of apologetics in the average person’s life? 

Throughout the Bible it is made clear that God wants us to live, not to perish in our sins, so don’t despair. No matter what you think you may have done, as long as you’re alive on this earth, you have the chance to repent. Don’t delay, repent today! We are not guaranteed another breath and the Messiah is coming soon. 

 Making sense of God’s wrath isn’t always easy, but it is possible. The world is full of evil and corruption; the Bible teaches us that we have a loving Creator. Yet we also see, throughout Scripture, that the Father is vengeful and pours his wrath out upon those who deserve it. 

What comes out of your heart is one of the most important things we need to consider. In this live teaching on Mark 7:1-23, we delve into Yeshua's confrontation with the Pharisees regarding tradition, ritual purity, what comes out of the heart, and touch on Messiah's words of food.  

 It's critical to understand three terms if we are going to understand Scripture. Grace, faith, and obedience. In part 1 we defined the terms and saw how the important role obedience has in our faith. Here in part 2 we will continue our discussion of these terms, and solidify their relationship to each other and their relevance to believers, followers of Messiah, today. 

It's critical to understand three terms if we are going to understand Scripture. Grace, faith, and obedience. What do these words mean and how do we go about understanding the relationship they have to one another in the Bible?