Yahweh's Restoration Ministry

Beware of Halloween

Discover the morbid origins of a secular holiday that caused the early church to compromise and accept aspects of false worship into their lives.

"Even These are MY Feasts" - A Biblical Look at the Holy Days

Take a look into the significance of the 7 Holy Feasts throughout Scripture (both Old and New Testaments), and whether these days should still be observed today.

The Sabbath: A Sign Between Us and Yahweh

The Sabbath is singled out in the Bible as a sign between us and our Creator, who gave us an example to follow when He kept the Sabbath after 6 days of creation. So why is it that so many have ignored the command to keep the Sabbath Day holy?

You - An Evangelist

Take a look at the example of Paul for tips about how to reach people today as you Evangelize. Get a better idea of who Yahshua was by comparing his life to the history of the nation of Israel.

The Collapse of a Nation

As a nation throws aside morality and tries to justify and embraces sin, it should come as no surprise that the nation begans to weaken and crumble. 

Reform the Reformation

In the years that followed the death of the Messiah, true worship changed from its Hebrew roots into what eventually led to a reformation. But did the reformation take worship back to its true Hebrew roots?

A Short Course in Spiritual Reality

Do you understand the difference between being religious and being spiritual? How do you know if the the spiritual experiences you have are from Yahweh?

Prayer

Learn various methods and types of prayer, and how the condition of your heart plays a big part in this special means of communication with Yahweh. 

Seek First the Kingdom

There is a growing indifference to seeking the kingdom, and the problem is in the hearts of the people, their ministers, and their governments. As our culture shifts towards immorality, how can we stand firm and continue to seek the kingdom?

First Fruits (Pentecost)

In this special Pentecost message, take a look into the spiritual signifigance of the feast called "First Fruits", in the past, present, and future.