MBM-UK - Weekly studies

Our discussion this week looks at how the world that we exist in presently has changed since being created and is now a form of isolation chamber which separates us from the healthy environment of the world to come.

This week we continue our examination of the 7th attribute and consider how far reaching the true understanding of repentance can only operate in the context of the continuing mercy of HaShem

This week we look at the 7th attribute of mercy. We consider the meaning of the root of the word repentance and the implication of it in the context of the flood of Noach and the importance of the principle of renewal.

The next part of our Tomer Devorah study recorded on 7th October

The next part of our Tomer Devorah study recorded on the 30th of September

This week as we continue our studies in Tomer Devorah, we discuss the third and fourth attributes. We look at how this now applies more widely to whole of humanity.

We continue our study of the 13 Attributes of Mercy based in Micah 7. This week look at the phrase "He Bears Sin" and how that effects our understanding of redemption, sin and our responsibility toward GOD oand those around us.

We begin our study of the Palm Tree of Devorah; a devotional study of the 13 Attributes of Mercy. This week look at the opening statement "Who is a GOD like you?" The article that accompanies this can be found at www.mbmukfamily.com along with the podcast discussion.

In our final study in the book of Nachum, we look at how it is possible to push HaShem to the point where there is no turning back from His Judgment. This is particularly appropriate as our study took place on the 9th of Av. Notes are available at www.mbmukfamily.com

This discussion took place at our Rosh Chodesh service. The subject discussed is the vows of Numbers 30

This week we look at the beginning of Nachum chapter 3. We discuss the historical context of the destruction of the Assyrian empire, but then consider the lessons that were meant to be learnt from these events, both in the context of the southern Kingdom of Judah and how we can understand it for present age.

In this discussion we look at the events of the 17th of Tammuz and what our approach and understanding of these events should be on our present day situation. What can we learn from these events? There are no notes with this discussion.

This week we discuss chapter 2 of Nachum. We begin with a brief discussion the astronomical signs of the week and their correspondence to present and historical events. We look at the destruction of Nineveh and the parallelism with Revelation 18. Notes are available at www.mbmukfamily.com

This week we look at the contrasts of the "lawless counsellor" and the "wonderful counsellor", discussing where we get our counsel from. We also look at the future looking aspects that link to Isaiah and Rabbi Shaul. Notes are available at www.mbmukfamily.com If you have not listened to the previous episodes, you may wish to pick them up before you listen to this one.

We continue our study in Nachum

We continue our study in Nachum

This week we discuss the meaning of "vengeance". We look at the implications of what we see happening around us today and how we are not to be instruments of vengeance. That job is already taken. There are extensive notes to this which are available at www.mbmukfamily.com

This week we discuss how GOD is jealous and what this really means. We look at how our understanding of jealousy misinterprets what GOD, who is the Jealous GOD conveys. We discuss how correctly motivated jealousy is actually an extension of love.

In this part of our study we discuss the origins of Nineveh and the hidden thoughts behind the origins of Nachum

We begin our study of the book of Nachum. This week we look at some of the history surrounding the time and context of Nachum. We also discuss the role of prophecy in the world and how we are to understand the work of the Ruach Hakodesh (the Holy Spirit).

In this study we examine Psalm 67 which is recited daily during the Couting of the Omer. We discuss the Messianic implications of the psalm and how it applies to us even more deeply today. Notes to accompany this study can be found at www.mbmukfamily.com

This week we take a look at the Torah portion Tazria which begins with the ritual impurity of the woman who has given birth and concludes with the garments afflicted with leprosy (tzaraas). We use these passages to explore the principles of establishing Torah and what it means to put on the garment of Messiah in order to fill up the words of the scriptures as Messiah Yeshua commanded us to. The no...

As we conclude the scroll of Micah we begin with a discussion of our perception of current events and what we can learn from this chapter. We discuss how what appears to be disastrous is actually a continung refinement of us and the culmination of the glory of HaShem.

This week change gears and look at the book of Esther. We discuss how all the events that we see taking place are actually happening of the week of Passover and Unleavened Bread but are also closely associated with Yom Kippur. You'll want the notes to go with this!

This week we conclude Micah 6. We discuss the summing up of the Judge and look at the case that has been made against the people. We discuss how this is applicable to us and recognise that the discipline that we encounter is not to destroy us but to redirect us back to HaShem, particularly as we look at the present events around us.