Discover the Truth - Weekly Sermons

How do we truly discern divine truth from generations of ingrained tradition? Unearth the tension between man-made doctrines and Yahweh's authentic design, showing how the leaven of Egypt has obscured pure understanding.

Originally recorded during Feast of Unleavened Bread 2025. 

Deep within the non-canonical Book of Jubilees lies a calendar system that does the unthinkable: it ignores the moon entirely. But if Genesis 1:14 establishes both the sun and the moon as divine markers for time, why would an ancient sect deliberately choose to "go dark" on one of them? This week, we explore the Zadok calendar and the spiritual risks of rewriting the celestial clock.

Explore the surprising biblical origins and common misinterpretations behind English sayings like "holier than thou", "scapegoat", and "When in Rome, do as the Romans do."

From ancient Babylonian practices to Roman emperors and Catholic popes, humanity has repeatedly redefined the calendar, often ignoring Yahweh's precise instructions for holy days and adopting traditions rooted in sun worship or political convenience. What steps should believers take to ensure their worship truly aligns with Yahweh's appointed times?

Like a potter shaping clay, followers of Yahshua need discipline to resist sin and live according to Yahweh's values. Temperance, a key fruit of the Spirit, calls us to train our bodies, resist worldly pressures, and pursue a true transformation of heart and character.

Embracing problems with joy is essential for spiritual growth, as trials are designed to produce perseverance and make us complete in Yahweh. Rather than seeing anxiety as a signal to stop, we should press in, building trust in Yahweh and watering the "Kingdom seeds" of worship and purpose planted within us. 

Yahweh's ancient scriptures reveal scientific truths, like germ theory and the intricate paths of the sea, millennia before human discovery, demonstrating a profound, foreknown wisdom embedded in creation. What other profound truths might Yahweh's word hold that humanity has yet to fully grasp?

Exploring the intrinsic connection between the Old and New Testaments through their shared Hebrew language and culture clarifies many untranslated words and idioms, even revealing potential misinterpretations in parables. 

The Sabbath is Yahweh’s unique sign of covenant, established as a day of sacred rest and collective worship that profoundly impacts spiritual, mental, and physical well-being when honored according to His unchanging commands. 

A fascinating exploration reveals that while many assume a Greek origin for New Testament writings, overwhelming evidence indicates the holy name of Yahweh appears in numerous ancient Hebrew New Testament manuscripts. The emerging discoveries of Hebrew and Aramaic texts highlight Yahshua's profound teaching style, often delivered in Hebrew with intricate wordplays and alliterations that are frequently lost in Greek translations, even as he conversed in Aramaic.