Discover the Truth - Weekly Sermons

By looking at parallels between the books of Numbers and Acts we can see how important lessons were taught to believers of the old and new testaments, and how both eras included trials of faith.

The Apostle Paul was one of the most interesting but yet hard to understand Apostles in the Bible. He did so much for spreading the teachings of the Messiah and start assemblies all over the Middle East and Asia Minor. Why is he put into the category of "suffering servant"?

Those familiar with leavening would probably say that leavening is something that puffs up a cereal grain like yeast does in the bread making process. But what does leavening symbolize in the Bible and why is it important to remove it from our life?

How do the institutions of Catholicism and Islam relate to each other in the context of end-time prophecy?

What defines a True Believer? Is it their Righteousness? Is it their willingness to keep the commandments of Yahweh? Is there more required?

Sometimes you are the only book someone will ever read. You should consider your actions and how people around you may judge The Faith based on them.

Today’s Gospel-lite messages have created a vast contradiction. Despite his shallow comprehension and anemic dedication to the Scriptures, the nominal worshiper still expects a salvation reward.

Many see no connection between studying the Word, changing their lives, and being found worthy to serve Yahweh in the coming Kingdom. Yet, that’s the main thrust of Yahshua’s teachings as well as those of the prophets and apostles.

The Holy Spirit in an extension of Yahweh’s power and not the third person of triune majesty. Instead, Yahweh uses His Spirit to guide His people into His truth. 

As culture indulges in all kinds of evil, Halloween rises even further. It is not only the most profane of popular observances, but it also competes with itself each year to be even more hideous.

This is the story of a man that was rejected and sold by his brothers and ended up rising to power in a foreign kingdom. It's also a story of forgiveness.

Originally Recorded Feast of Tabernacles 2021