Yahweh's Restoration Ministry

Returning to Our Hebraic Roots

Why do so many today view the Old Testament and the Hebraic faith as obsolete? Why does churchianity accept the authority of the New Testament, but dismiss its foundation, which is the Old Testament?

What Is Your Devotion Level?

Believers of all religions are finding their beliefs consistently challenged. Now is the time to truly understand your beliefs, and re-evaluate your devotion level to them.

When We Compromise

Are you tempted to compromise in exchange for convenience, personal gain, or fear of loss? The Bible has several examples of the negative effects of compromise being introduced into worship or the keeping of the Law.  

The Power of Sin

Mistakes are often our greatest teachers and there are many examples in The Bible that we can use as a warning! 

Strange Fire

There were serious consequences when Aaron's sons offered "strange fire" before Yahweh. You may not be a priest, but could you still run the risk of offering "strange fire" with your actions? This sermon explores some practical ways to avoid strange fire. 

Yahshua's Second Coming

What does the Bible tell us about the second coming? In this study, we look for clues in both the Old and New Testaments, in the writings of Daniel and Zechariah, as well as the testimony of Yahshua. 

Inertia: Newton's First Law of Motion

Do you lack the motivation to overcome your lack of faith or to break bad habits? Find a way to change the path you are on and not just drift through life with your inertia!

Parables - Truth Hidden in Plain Sight

Whether speaking about the Kingdom or life lessons, Yahshua spoke in parables to His disciples, often hiding truth in plain sight. 

The Meaning of a Name

A brief look into the genealogy of Noah in Genesis 5, and the significance of the names in the Bible.

Fables of the Clueless

How many times have you accepted something as factual, and then later found out it was wrong? Are there any doctrines that you accepted, that, after further study, turned out to be in error? It is our responsibility to prove what we believe.