Many Christians trace the beginning of the Church to the outpouring of the Holy Spirit on the Day of Pentecost in Acts chapter 2. However, few understand the significance of the Feast of Pentecost ...
While many Christians see Passover as relating to our sins being forgiven, Passover is irreconcilably different from the practice of the sin offering.
Join me in this video as we see how the ...
Some say God's name is not found in the story of Esther - but in this recording we discuss 4 times His Name appears in acrostics in key moments in the ...
The feast of Purim, remembering how God save the people of Israel from certain destruction.
On a personal level, Esther had a far from ideal start to her life being an orphan in a foreign land, ...
The Bible says that it is more blessed to give than to receive. In this message we look at key aspects of giving including:
- how giving contrasts with the worldly spirit of demanding one's ...
* We’ll be unpacking the commands around capturing a beautiful woman in battle. What did God have in mind?* We’ll look at the Bible’s view of wayward children and permissive parenting with a ...
I sometimes find myself pessimistically looking at the mountain of issues confronting me, feeling overwhelmed and discouraged. Other times, I feel full of optimism that it is all going to work out ...
Judaism celebrates the Torah (the Law of Moses) on the festival of Simchat Torah - but many Christians see the Law as an evil burden now done away with. But how does this reconcile with God being the ...
Paul promises the peace of God to those who follow Him - yet, many believers fail to walk in this peace on a day to day basis. In this teaching, we look at how we can enter this peace no matter what ...
Rabbinic Insights for Christians - Watch on youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-H5YTdncuPgIn his final message, spoken as a song, Moses gives a prophetic warning to Israel that resounds through ...
This Torah portion covers the infamous 'sin of the spies' - and we look at rabbinic insights into what went wrong, how it relates to the commandment to wear tassels (tzitzit) and how it applies to us ...
Isaiah 58 speaks of not seeking one's own pleasure on the Sabbath day. Jewish tradition interprets this to mean that one should not pray for one's own needs on the Sabbath ...
