Messianic Torah Observant Israel

Is obedience worship? What about doubt, how does it affect worship? Are we supposed to “worship” Yeshua? In Part 2 of this multi-part teaching by Rabbi Steve Berkson, the Scriptures continue revealing to us the true definition of WORSHIP.

What could the story of Goldilocks and the Three Bears possibly have to do with the Seven Congregations of Revelation? Rabbi Tom Mitchell ties the two stories together in a compelling teaching about those assemblies being given praise and some “course correction” as is written in chapters 2 and 3 of the book of the Revelation of Yeshua the Messiah.

Rabbi Steve Berkson begins a multi-part teaching on the Scriptural definition of WORSHIP, creating a visual picture by looking first at the sacrifice of Isaac (Genesis 22) and then continuing with the birth, temptation, and miracles of the Messiah as written in the book of Matthew. For more information about M.T.O.I., visit our website at http://www.mtoi.org.

Finish the book of Isaiah with us as we continue studying the Heart of the Matter from a Scriptural perspective. For more information, visit our website at http://www.mtoi.org.

What could the giving of the 10 commandments on Mt. Sinai have in common with "Pentecost" in Acts 2? This video peels back the lies and traditions of men to uncover Scriptural truth about this moed (appointed day of Yahweh). For more info about Messianic Torah Observant Israel, MTOI, visit http://www.mtoi.org.

The prophet Isaiah has more to say in this week's lesson about "The Heart of the Matter". Learn how thoughts become actions; what is "emunah"; is it possible to "limit" God? For more information about M.T.O.I., visit our website at http://www.mtoi.org.

Continuing with the Heart of the Matter series, Rabbi Steve Berkson begins the journey into what the prophets have to tell us about the "Heart of the Matter" from the book of Isaiah; "Do we understand what it means to be under a king?", "Do we understand 'Who' we belong to?", "What does 'Come let us reason together' really say to us?" These questions and much more are addressed by the Scriptural t...

Walk through the Scriptures with Rabbi Steve Berkson as he teaches about this emotional and critical subject as you have never heard it taught before.

Follow along with Rabbi Berkson as he makes a case about the "I AM", the Aleph and Tov of the Scriptures in a continuation of the series on the Father and the Son.

Every decision or choice you make has an opportunity cost. Every time you choose to do something, you are also choosing not to do something else. Follow along while Rabbi Berkson expounds on the importance of our daily decisions.

Follow along with Rabbi Berkson as he continues looking at the question of "Where are we going?" from the third and more personal perspective of our own lives, in this second and final part of this teaching.

Follow along with Rabbi Berkson as he looks at the question of "Where are we going?" from three perspectives: that of the original participants, the disciples of Yeshua, and our own lives, in this two part teaching.

In this teaching, Rabbi Berkson continues to explore the Voice and how it helps us to more intimately know the Father and the expectation by our covenant with Him to obey His voice.

Ask yourself this question: how does understanding the voice help you to have a relationship with the Father and the Son? How you answer this question is greatly influenced by your definition of what it means to know the Father and the Son.

The sub-series, My Sheep Know My Voice, continues by taking a closer look what having a true relationship depends on - not what you say but what you actually do. Knowing the Shepherd's voice is not about the knowledge but about the relationship.

In Matthew chapter 16, the question is asked, "Who do you say that I am?" Follow along with Rabbi Berkson as he takes you through an in-depth study of this chapter and how it relates to knowing the Father and the Son.

Follow along wih Rabbi Berkson as he continues to teach on the relationship between the Father and the Son as he discusses the base, or foundation, to our Biblical understanding of Scripture.

Passages of Scripture talk about seeing and hearing the Father, yet we are told that none have seen or heard the Father. Follow along with Rabbi Berkson as he reconciles what initially appear to be contradictory passages in this third part of the series.

In this second part of the series, Rabbi Berkson continues to lay the foundation and expands on what it means to have eyes to see, ears to hear, and a heart to receive.

Join Rabbi Berkson in this introductory teaching to a new series about what it truly means to “know” the Father and the Son.