Discover the Truth - Weekly Sermons

Yahweh removes the righteous from this world to spare them from coming evil, demonstrating His mercy even in death. This act, though painful for those left behind, reflects Yahweh's unwavering love and desire for all to come to repentance. Can we reconcile our human grief over the loss of loved ones with an understanding that Yahweh has a bigger plan?

Is there a connection between excessive phone and social media use and diminished attention spans? Online services often thrive by capturing and monetizing our attention. How, then, can we cultivate sustained focus on Yahshua and spiritual growth in a world designed to constantly distract us?

 

 

 

Eternal life, the paramount goal, is achieved through a unified understanding of the Old and New Testaments. Yahweh's path to salvation, evident in both testaments, requires both faith in Yahshua's sacrifice and obedience to Yahweh's commands. 

The original language spoken by Elohim and used in the earliest divine communications was Hebrew, a language that will be restored in the future. How might a deeper understanding and use of Hebrew impact our relationship with Yahweh and our understanding of scripture?

Yahweh's calendar, unlike modern calendars, is based on agricultural observation, not calculation. The key is visually verifying events like the first visible crescent moon and barley harvest to determine months and years. This contrasts with relying on conjunctions or other computational methods. 

We offer Yahweh only two things: a well-lived life and the offerings of our lips (Hebrews 13:15). How can we ensure our prayers, words, and actions genuinely reflect our devotion to Yahshua and our understanding of Yahweh's will?

Cursing the descendants of Abraham invites Yahweh's curse; blessing the descendants of Abraham invites Yahweh's blessing, according to Genesis 12:3. The conflict between Israel and Hamas is devastating, with significant loss of life on both sides, and the potential for wider escalation remains. How might we, as a community of faith, respond to this crisis in a way that reflects Yahweh's love and justice?

Are the books of the Apocrypha inspired scripture? If not, then why are some people still drawn to its teachings? By looking closer at the history of the Apocrypha, we can uncover the compelling truths behind its non-canonical status and explore how its presence in some Bibles has shaped Christian thought and practice, challenging us to rethink what it truly means to be inspired by Yahweh.

Diligently contending for the faith, as Jude encourages, involves actively seeking and practicing Yahweh's truth daily, just as Abraham did. This practice will lead to a life of righteousness and blessings.

Evidence from the Dead Sea Scrolls supports the view that the Book of Daniel was written prior to the events it foretold, reinforcing the argument for divine inspiration in its prophecies.