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Two simple steps to consistent Christian growth is daily Bible reading and prayer. Do these and grow. Forget these and shrink.

Did the Israelites gather twice as much manna on the sixth day of the week for the Sabbath? Listen to learn about Yahweh, the need supplying Mighty One of Israel.

Only listening to the Word of Yahweh is no different than looking at your dirty face in the mirror and walking away without washing it off. Listen to learn an important attribute of faith.

Recently a book I co-authored has been discussed on Torah Resource Radio. This is the first part in a detailed response to that discussion as well as some accusations of blasphemy and being anti-Yeshua.

What did James mean when he said we should be quick to hear, slow to speak, and slow to anger?

Just some thoughts that I've been thinking about personally over the last year or so. Hopefully they are a blessing to parents. Song at the end of the lesson.

Yahweh answers the Israelite grumblings with bread from heaven; angels food. He teaches them to rely on His direct supernatural power. This isn't the only bread of heaven mentioned in Scripture though.

James 1:18 says that Yahweh, by His own choice, gave us a new birth. Do we believe this verse?

The first in a series of expository sermons on Exodus 16. Deals with some aspects of translation, calendar, and the problem of murmuring and grumbling rather than being thankful for all of Yahweh's blessings.

What is the Day of Atonement all about? Listen to learn about law, sin, guilt, substitution, forgiveness, and most of all, Messiah.

Whenever we undergo temptation and sin, is Yahweh responsible? Surely he could have steered us in another direction? Listen to learn about admitting our failures and accepting responsibility in our sanctification.

We may come to the Master, and even listen to the Master, but if we do not act upon what we are listening to then we are foolish. This may sound simple, but it is the reason why we often do not see the results in our life that we think should be there. We can't expect anything different to happen if we keep failing to act upon our Messiah's teachings.

Evil works are produced by an evil heart. Good works are produced by a good heart. But if all of our hearts are evil, how does one obtain or get a good heart? Listen to learn of our sinfulness, but Yahweh's greatness, grace, and mercy.

Continuing in the One Name Tradition series, I cover Philippians 2 in more detail along with beginning to cover some intricacies in Matthew 28:19, and the debate between Oneness Pentecostals and Classic Trinitarians. This one promises to get you thinking.

We are all blind leaders and blind followers. Left to ourselves we would all end up in the pit. We must solely rely on the only teacher who is not blind to teach us. Only then will we constantly see the sinner that we are, and be encouraged by His love to slowly become more like our teacher.

This lesson finishes covering Jeremiah 23 and then delves into other passages (Acts 7 and Philippians 2). What does Paul mean when he says that the Son was given the name which is above every name? When was the Son given this name above every name?

Trials are... trials. They are tough, and unpleasant when we go through them. But they are given to us by Yahweh to make us into who He would have us to be. We should pray for wisdom to know how to go through them, not escape them. If Yahweh has blessed you with faith, that faith will get you through every trial, no matter how hard it may seem.

This broadcast begins to look at Scriptures that are commonly used to teach the Oneness or One Name doctrine. The texts dealt with here are John 5:43 and 46, Matthew 21:9, and Jeremiah 23:5-6.

Judge not, lest ye be judged. That seems to be the favorite verse of both believers and non-believers. What does it mean though? Listen to learn how that we should make moral judgments in life, but not do so in a judgmental, critical, self righteous way. Brother Ron Myers opens this lesson with a song he wrote called "Love."

Do the Father and the Son have the exact same name? Listen to learn what the text of Scripture (the manuscripts) really teach us.

Earthly leaders often seek to shove around authority. In doing so, we feel that we are showing ourselves as boss. But is this the Biblical model? What are the Scriptural qualities of righteous leaders? The answer may sound backwards, but we must remember that Yahweh knows what is best in all things, including teaching us how we ought to lead.

According to this verse (and many others) the believer will experience trials and troubles in life. How do we react to these things? Are we constantly complaining? Do we lose faith during hard times? Or, do we recognize that the trying of our faith produces endurance?

When Yeshua uttered the words "love your enemies" (as recorded by Luke), what particular enemies did he have in mind? This lesson also covers the need to always remember that every one of us was an enemy of Yahweh when He loved us. This will aid in helping us to love others who are unbelieving, ungrateful, and do not love us back.

This lesson covers Yeshua's command to love our enemies. Or is it Moses' command? Listen to learn how the command to love our enemies wasn't something new in Messiah. The reality is, when we love our enemies, we are following Father Yahweh's example.

James 1:1 is covered. The author and the audience. The 12 tribes of Israel, scattered abroad, are the recipients of this letter. Something usually glanced over by most readers of the New Testament.