Remnant of Israel Shabbat Messages

The Feast of Trumpets is one of the seven moedim (God's appointed times). In his message today, Elder Philip Snell talks about the origins of Yom Teruah , and why it should be important to everyone today. Especially since it points to the return of Yeshua (Jesus)!

In his message today, in preparation for the Fall feast days, messianic elder Philip Snell talks about t'shuvah (repentance), and explains the four major points required of us to achieve it. 

In today's message, Messianic elder Philip Snell starts with the pop culture saying 'You Be You', and shows us how it is better to let Messiah live through us so that instead of us being us, we be more like The Messiah. What he means by this is: you might want to look at yourself first, then at the people around you, and at God last, but what you should do is reverse that order, to look at God fir...

Zach Williams delivers today's message entitled "Blessings and Curses". Based on today's Torah portion (Deuteronomy 26:1-29:9) Zach talks about the blessings and curses listed there, and how they relate to current events. 

Remnant is honored today to have Messianic rabbi and author Dr. Daniel Juster and his wife Patricia as guest speakers. Dan's message is titled "Eight Key Theological Values", but is also a history of how he came to Messianic Judaism. Patty delivers a Spirit-filled message and prays over the people. Thank you Dan and Patty!

In his message today, Rabbi John talks about the qualities of a shepherd, and points out that sheep or shepherds are mentioned over 200 times in scripture, saying that God must have something for us there that He wants us to learn. 

In his message today, Rabbi John talks about marriage, and gives five steps to insure a long and happy one. 

In his message today, Rabbi John talks about how we should be preparing for troubles which will come as the end times approach, and how we should be following Yeshua's (Jesus') final command to go and make disciples, and not worrying about the rest. Rabbi John says although he is pessimistic in the short term, in the long term he is very optimistic. 

Messianic Rabbi John Powledge talks about lambs (the animals) and some of their special properties, and then compares the special properties of lambs to the special properties of Yeshua. 

Messianic Rabbi John Powledge delivers a rare Fourth of July message on "God and National Blessing", in which he talks about when God blesses nations, and when He removes his blessing from them. 

Messianic Elder Joe George delivers the June 26, 2021 message "Let Us Keep The Feast", in which he talks about how to keep God's appointed times, and in particular the Festival of Booths (Sukkot). 

Messianic elder Joe George delivers today's message based on today's Torah portion, Deuteronomy 10:1-11:25, with emphasis on Deuteronomy 10:12-14 which lists five things that we are to do regarding God and our covenant with Him: Fear, Walk, Love, Serve, and Keep (Guard).  

In rabbinical synagogues, it is traditional to read aloud the book of Ruth on Shavuot (Pentecost). In tonight's message, messianic rabbi John Powledge talks about why this is, what the book of Ruth means to us today, and the meaning of Shavuot. 

In today's message, messianic rabbi John Powledge talks about Shavuot (Pentecost), one of the least-well described of God's appointed times, as far as describing what you are supposed to do on it. 

Today we have guest speaker Ryan Karp from Chosen People Ministries who talks about Jewish people who do not believe in Yeshua as Messiah, and how to minister to them. Learn more at ChosenPeople.com and at HomeOfShalom.com

On the day before Mother's Day, Messianic Rabbi John Powledge takes some time to talk about mothers in "The Just Society".

Messianic Rabbi John Powledge continues with his series on "The Just Society".

Guest speaker Steven Guice delivers his message, "The Gospel Of The Kingdom". 

Messianic Elder Zac Williams gives the Torah teaching today, on the subject of "Desire". He shows that whatever we desire most rules over us, so we should try to mentally consider all the things that we desire, in order to determine which of them is the most important to us. He also shows a fascinating correspondence or similarity between the first group and the second group of the ten commandment...

Messianic Rabbi John Powledge continues his series on "The Just Society" with a discussion of what justice is. Is justice merely vengeance, or is it something more?

On Saturday evening as Firstfruits begins, Messianic Rabbi John Powledge gives us a sidebar on his continuing series on "The Just Society", taking some time out to talk about Firstfruits. This is Part 2, Part 1 is in the preceding episode, which was recorded Saturday morning before Firstfruits began.

On the Saturday Sabbath before Firstfruits, Messianic Rabbi John Powledge gives us a sidebar on his continuing series on "The Just Society", taking some time out to talk about Firstfruits. This is Part 1, Part 2 follows in the next episode, it was recorded Saturday evening as Firstfruits began. 

In advance of tonight's Passover Seders, Messianic Rabbi John Powledge talks about the importance of Pesach (Passover), and points out that its origins go back not merely to Exodus, but all the way back to Abraham. Also, its connections with us continue right up to today. 

Giving today's message as part of his Bar Mitzvah B' Yeshua is Sam Williams. His message is based on the Torah Portion for Today, which is Exodus 31:1-11, God's instructions to Moses concerning the craftsmen who were to make the furniture and equipment for the Tabernacle ("The Tent of Meeting"). Sam also mentions God's instructions to Gideon in Judges 6:14-16. 

Messianic Rabbi John Powledge continues his series on "The Just Society". Among the subjects in his message this week, Rabbi John talks about Leviticus 19, "The Holiness Code", and shows that without holiness, justice in a society is impossible to achieve. Also, he shows that the frequently-quoted statement by Yeshua, "judge not, lest you be judged" does not mean that we should never judge, but th...