MNC Fellowship

How should we understand John 1:1? Is it a Trinitarian text; or maybe an Arian text? Listen to learn what is meant by terms like beginning, word, and with God.

This is a short sermon on the Feast of Tabernacles. It covers issues as the leader of the home, finding things written in the Torah that are new to us, and also a little bit on the timing of the weekly Sabbath.

One of the main reasons why so many today cancel the Torah, saying it has been replaced with Yeshua, is because of not understanding the existence of the heavenly tabernacle. Listen to learn how the author of Hebrews argues from the lesser truth to the greater truth.

Many people today believe that the relevance of the Jerusalem Temple is gone. With its destruction in A.D. 70 a different dispensation came in that replaced all of those outdated types and shadows.

While there are many people today who believe in observing the new moon as a holy day, there exists much disagreement about when to observe it. This sermon seeks to understand those disagreements and also seeks to bring unity in an area where there is much debate.

Eli receives a stern rebuke from the man of God concerning honoring his sons more than the Almighty. Because of something Eli did a curse was passed down through his lineage. This sermon covers 1 Samuel 2:27 through the end of the chapter.

Eli's sons were in the habit of disobeying Yahweh's laws with their meat fork. This stemmed from a lack of training from their father Eli. The sons had gotten so bad that Yahweh had decided he was going to kill them.

One of Elkanah's two wives could not have children, but she believed Yahweh could turn her circumstance around if she cried out to Him in seriousness with full faith. This sermon covers 1 Samuel 1:1 through 2:12.

Many times we misunderstand or misinterpret a text of Scripture because we are not looking at Scripture through the eyes of those who were first to read it. We are not living in that particular culture or life setting.

Have you ever had a discussion with someone who believed that the only valid Bible translation was the King James Version? This lesson will, at an elementary level, help you to better understand where the Bible came from as well as equip you to answer the KJV onlyist.

Yahweh, in the Torah, commands Israel to bind "these words" as a sign on their hand and let them be symbol on their forehead. Is this command to be taken metaphorically or literally?

We should never get caught up thinking that our obedience to the law is earning us a spot in the kingdom. We are not justified by the law, we instead obtain justification apart from the law.

Why was it that the angel from Yahweh waited 21 days to come and speak with Daniel? What opposition did he encounter if any? Listen to learn about the spiritual realm that man cannot see with the natural eye.

Daniel is now a man in his 80's yet he is still in strong service to Almighty Yahweh. He is a man treasured by his Elohim. Here we see that Daniel gets serious with Yahweh, and Yahweh continues to give Daniel visions about what will take place in the future.

What really took place in Acts 2? Listen to learn about Yahweh's time table, divine design, the true gift of languages, what really is new wine, the prophet Joel, and calling upon the name of Yahweh.

This is a random question and answer session held in Franklin, NC. Topics include Sabbath, death, head coverings, tassels, marriage, beards, hell, heaven, etc.

This is a talk given in Franklin, NC concerning when the weekly Sabbath day in Scripture, is. It is a simple, basic introduction to a lunar based timing for the weekly Sabbath.

This is a talk that was given at a meeting in Franklin, North Carolina concerning the day of the New Moon in Scripture. Just how set apart should the day of the New Moon be kept?

There is a difference between unintentional sins and sins committed defiantly. It is a capital crime to violate the Sabbath command. Four tassels, with a blue cord in each, are commanded to be worn on your garment. Text taught from Numbers 15.

Have you ever heard anyone say that Jesus only gave us two commandments? This sermon delves into the text where Yeshua mentions two commandments and seeks to understand His statement in the context in which is was made.

A verse-by-verse teaching on the parable of the sower. Considers many aspects within the parable including regeneration, the preservation of the saints, preaching the gospel, evidence of salvation, and much more.

Sermon Update 10.14.21. The most well known verse in all the Bible is likely Matthew 7:1. Even unbelievers quote this verse (out of context). This lesson examines the phrase "judge not" in the context of Matthew 7, and in the context of the rest of Yeshua's teachings. I also go into one of the laws in Exodus 22 as it relates to what Yeshua says in Matthew 7:6.

During the 70th week the coming prince (little horn, beast, man of lawlessness) commits an abomination that brings desolation. When does this happen? What is it? Is Daniel the only prophet or man that speak of such an occurrence? We do not need to be ignorant of these things, or else we will be deceived.

There are two schools of thought when it comes to the 70th week of Daniel. One position is that the 70th week has been fulfilled, the other is that it has yet to be fulfilled. Those who believe it is yet future believe in a parenthesis of time between the 69th and 70th week. Is this Scriptural?

Yahweh answers Daniel's prayer by revealing a plan of 70 weeks to Daniel. When do these weeks begin? Have these weeks come to complete fulfillment? How are these weeks measured? These questions among others are answered in this sermon.