Remnant of Israel Shabbat Messages

Today Lisa Snell explains the amazing parallels between the travels of the Hebrews after leaving Egypt and the ministry of Yeshua (Jesus).

Today, Remnant's attendees to the 2025 Tikkun Conference report on their impressions of the conference, especially with regard to prophetic predictions of improved relationships between Jews and Gentiles.

Today in lieu of a message, we have a report on the recent Tikkun Conference, by attendees Philip Snell, Lisa Snell, Zach Williams, Coen Snell, and Aline Snell. This is Part 1 of 2.

Today Philip Snell explains the Mosaic law concerning the red heifer, and how the red heifer (which makes unclean things clean again) is a foreshadowing of the work of Yeshua (Jesus).

Joe George continues his series on Romans, with opening remarks about the recent death (at 98) of Étienne-Émile Baulieu, the French scientist who invented the abortion pill.

Today Philip Snell talks about how Rahab, when she sheltered Joshua's spies, was adopted into God's family and eventually became the mother of Boaz, who married Ruth. (Matthew 1:5-6) .

Today Talia Snell chants the Torah reading and gives a short teaching on it. Talia talks about the bronze serpent from Exodus 21, and how it foreshadows healing through Jesus.

Today Philip Snell talks about the makeup of the Church, The Body of Christ, and how every member has something to contribute, and needs to serve in some way.

Today our Youth Service and Torah Service message is given by Zeke Williams, who tells us what the story of Numbers 1:1-54 means to him, and what we can learn from it.

Today Joe George continues his series on the book of Romans, and also mentions that the death penalty for murder is required/supported in all five books of the Torah.

Today Philip Snell gives us Part 3 of his series on Living Holy, featuring some Old Testament examples of God requiring special treatment of holy items.

Today Philip Snell continues his discussion of how to live the way God wants us to live. Included is a discussion of Joseph of Egypt, and how he was treated by his brothers.

Today Amber Williams talks about cleanness and uncleanness, both physical and spiritual, and what both the Torah and the New Testament have to say about how we approach God.

Philip Snell talks about the holiness of God, and gives some examples. He shows that we should be living our lives in a holy manner because, since we are saved, God is dwelling within us.

Today Joe George continues with his series on the book of Romans.

Philip Snell talks about the four cups of Passover: (1) Sanctification (Abrahamic covenant), (2) Deliverance/Plagues (Mosaic covenant), (3) Redemption (Yeshua's 1st coming), (4) Praise (Yeshua's 2nd coming).

In today's haftorah portion, Thomas Green reviews Leviticus and the avoidance of idol worship. Idol worship can also manifest as sins other than idol worship.

In this message, Zach Williams talks about the Passover holiday. He discusses the history of the holiday along with mentioning why discussion of Passover is in Ezekiel when the ordinance was first given in Exodus.

Today Philip Snell asks, "What is your favorite Psalm?", and goes on to show that the most referenced Psalm in the New Testament is Psalm 110, especially verses 1 and 4.

In his message, Philip Snell talks about the Sabbath, the Day of Rest, and what God intended for us through it.

Today Joe George continues his series on Romans, but first talks about the last words of convicted double murderer Brad Sigmon who was recently executed by firing squad in South Carolina.

In his message, Brian Fritz shares the impact and power of the menorah, some history and prophecy, for today and tomorrow.

In this message, Joe George talks about how people who do not have Torah can have Torah written on their hearts. He also mentions that we should be doers of the word and not only hearers.

In this sermon, Philip Snell talks about how people can lead their congregations as elders and in everyday life.

Today Philip Snell talks about Jewish Voice Ministries, Hawaiian shirts, and Exodus 13-14, in which God drowns the army of Pharaoh in the Red Sea.