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When the mixed multitude reached Mount Sinai, the Creator gave them 2 days to get ready to meet Him. This passage reads as if it was met with excitement and much anticipation but we can also read it as a warning also. Are you prepared to meet your Creator with excitement or should you heed the warning to get ready?

When an evil person destroys another evil person there is outrage in the evil community but when an evil person destroys a good person there is a marked silence. Can the answer be found in the Bible? Absolutely!

What does it mean to be set apart? Is there a way to know if you are set apart? Is it possible to know if someone else is set apart? The answer to these and other questions in this episode!

In this episode we examine the commonly misunderstood tradition of exorcism. We find where this came from and why it wasn’t written about by Moses or used by the prophets.

Please enjoy this previously recorded episode from 2018.

Continuing the conversation about spirits and fasting, in this episode we see why idols, sorcery and witchcraft are strictly forbidden for those who accept the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob as Creator of the universe.

As difficult as it is to think about this, not everyone will be convinced to accept the gospel of the kingdom. Not everyone will accept Yeshua (Jesus) and not everyone will accept the God of Abraham as their Creator. Fortunately our job is not to force anyone into submission, our job is to deliver the message.

Understanding the world of spirits is not as difficult or mystical as some want to make it if we are willing to accept they do affect our physical lives. Movies, Television and even books have influenced the way we think of spirits. Unfortunately that influence was not accurate or factual. - Scripture references used in this podcast - Daniel 10; 1 - 12, Genesis 3; 16, Genesis 4; 6 - 7, song of Sol...

Why should we question what we have been told all of our lives? Our training begins at birth, when a parent begins holding a child upright to teach them to walk or repeats words or sounds hoping the child will mimmic them is all conditioning. Just as an athlete trains their body by repeating certain exercises, the people in our lives train our minds. Even the information we receive from outside so...

When someone asks me about something that pastor Pick-a-name said, my response is typically something such as - “Oh, did they now??” No matter what the subject, too many pastors are not giving Biblical advise the are offering either denominational advise or worse personal opinion.

One of the most mis-translated, mis-used and mis-understood of the feasts found in Leviticus 23 is First Fruits. join us as we look into this feast to see if we can find any hidden treasures.

Exodus 12; 15 “ Seven days shall ye eat unleavened bread” Seven days along the journey out of Egypt the mixed multitude would be at the end of the command to eat only what is not leavened. In this episode we examine where they may have been on that day.

For the millions of people who celebrate Passover around the world the tradition of removing all of the Leaven from the home can seem overwhelming. Can this painstaking ceremony be found in the Bible? That’s what we will look at in this episode

Contained in the Bible are tremendous truths but some are hidden often due to poor translation or improper editing. Returning to the language that the Bible was originally written reveals more than we expect to find. Often overlooked in Psalm 16 is the promise of everlasting life.

The most popular reason people offer for looking into the messianic or Hebrew roots part of the faith is that they are searching for truth and substance. Many have been to different denominational churches trying to find what’s missing from their worship life. Simply switching from one Christian church to another is nothing more than trading one tradition for another. Today we look at why going ba...

The use of English pronouns such as he, him, her and she too often causes confusion and misunderstanding. How are we to be certain exactly who i being written about? In this episode I look at one of the most famous verses that tradition has corrupted because of one word.

In this episode, once again we visit that there is only 1 set of instructions for everyone who chooses the God of Abraham Isaac and Jacob as their God.

When we observe people we see some who are ambitious and some who are lazy. Some people are rich and some are poor but not everyone who is rich is ambitious and not every lazy person is poor. Those who seem to always be working appear to always want more but how much is enough?

King David is known for many things in the Bible, slayer of giants, leader of men, sneaky cutter of clothing and even adulterer. How much of what you know about David is real and how much is added legend? We dig into some of David’s adventures to find out.

The holiday of Purim originates in the book of Ester. While this story makes a great holiday with sweet treats and celebration, there is a lesson here that we need to understand. In this episode we examine some of those lessons.

One of the first precepts presented in Christianity and even in Judaism is that of forgiveness. The way it is presented by most believers is we absolutely MUST forgive all offenses. is this understanding of forgiveness really consistent with with Biblical Authority or has it been a contributing factor in the degradation and division of both religions?

After King Solomon’s death, our Creator chose to divide the nation of Israel into 2 kingdoms. He did this for many reasons. Today it seems the world is being divided as well - for many of the same reasons…

Be careful how you might be tempted to answer this question, it isn’t as easy as it may seem. Does someone who blatantly refuses to believe in a higher authority have an obligation to follow that authority’s direction?

While many Christians think the idea of a new heaven and a new earth is revealed in Revelation - this concept was well known long before John was told to write down what he observed.

Songs were often used in the Bible to describe one way to praise the Almighty for who He is and all He has done. We use our voices and our breath to express our joy, our sorrow and our praise. In this episode we discuss how important songs are to help us express our desires to our Creator.