This message will inspire you with truth about how God wants us to walk with him in the paths of divine truth and righteousness. This means establishing the principles of our life of faith on the precepts and instructions of the divine Word of God, encapsulated in the Torah, the Bible of Jesus.

This message will inspire you with truth about how God wants us to walk with him and one another in the unity of community. This means that we understand who we are and what our function is in the community of faith and learn to walk in fellowship with one another in the power of the Holy Spirit.

This message will inspire you to follow in the footsteps of Abraham, the patriarch of faith and faithfulness, by living a faith-filled lifestyle that empowers you to walk with God in obedience to his instructions. Without a doubt, Abraham’s demonstration of faith and faith in action is the example par excellence of God’s design for human beings to walk with him in the life of the Spirit, thereby fulfill God’s calling in their lives.

This New Treasure will inspire you to understand Jesus as the source of all light and goodness. It will also help you to see the continuity between the Hebrew Scriptures and the Apostolic Scriptures of the teachings about light and life. When we follow God’s Word through Jesus his Son, we walk in the light as he is in the light and we have fellowship with one another.

Better understand what the church of Jesus Christ actually was and how it should function in today’s world. It will encourage you to walk in Hebraic truth as God continues to restore his church today, so that once again it may flourish as it did in the first century of its existence.

This lecture will help you understand that the festivals that are outlined in the Hebrew Scriptures are simply appointments that God has made to meet regularly with his children! These are special times that God inaugurated when he created the heavens and the earth and said that the sun, moon, and stars were for appointed times and seasons. Then, when God gave the Torah to Moses at Mount Sinai, he detailed the festivals that he had established by outlining them in Leviticus 23.

This resource will help you understand that the hope of all believers rests on this promise from Jesus: “If I go away, I will return again and receive you unto myself” (John 14:3). Jesus is, indeed, coming again to redeem the earth and restore it as the Garden of Eden.

It is time for Isaiah’s Vision of All (Isaiah 20:10) to speak. This prophetic vision is nothing more than the restoration of Veritas Hebraica (Hebrew Truth) that the Christian Hebraists espoused five centuries ago, the truth that was foundational to the Protestant Reformation.

Get clarity on the nature and purpose of the church in relationship to what God has been doing for two thousand years before Jesus said, “Upon this rock I will build my church.” When Christians attempt to understand the church—and thereby to comprehend their own self-identity—they make a grave mistake when they ignore the history of God’s covenant dealings with his chosen people from the time of Abraham.

Learn how antisemitism crept into the infant church and grew into the monstrous teaching of replacement theology. It is time for the church to return to the faith of Jesus and the apostles and abandon their teachings that Jesus rejected Judaism and abandoned the Jewish people to the role of “wandering Jews” with no hope of salvation.

This lecture will encourage you on your journey of recovering and restoring the Jewish roots of your Christian faith. In order to return to the faith of Jesus and the apostles, we must find our way back home to the Hebrew Scriptures, to the Jewish family of Jesus, and to the land of Israel, the place from which God’s faith and truth emerged and was spread to the Gentile peoples.

In order to be a truly spiritual people as God has designed it, we must recover the Jewish roots of our understanding of what spirituality actually is. Without a solid foundation in the Hebraic understanding in which Jesus and the apostles taught and practiced their faith, we are vulnerable to all kinds of aberrant “spiritualities” that can easily lead us astray from the narrow way that leads to eternal life.