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Evil is all around us and it has Israel, the Jewish people, and followers of Jesus in its cross hairs. This started in the Garden of Eden and has been accelerating ever since. But God is our champion! He has sent His Son to deliver us! He has equipped us and will use us to rescue others from the attack of the enemy. The word of the Lord to you is: fear not, for I am with you!
Many nations are calling for the destruction and elimination of Israel. They loudly proclaim their anti-Israel chants and have even resorted to threats, intimidation, and even violence. The problem? The God of Israel has promised to give her not only the land of Israel but all the nations. In and through Jesus, we can all find redemption, peace, and prosperity. It is offered to the Jews first, and then to all the Gentiles. If we reject this and buy into the lies of Satan, we will find ourselves consumed with envy and hatred towards those who love God and His people Israel. Join us as we explore the mysteries of this war between good and evil.
The nations, inflamed by the evil one, are forever trying to destroy Israel, the Jewish people, and those who follow her Messiah, Jesus. This recent attack is the most shocking the world has ever seen and it is not over, it is just beginning. The nations right now are lining up either for or against her. People everywhere are doing the same thing. Today, we will continue to look into this war against God’s people and why you, as followers of Jesus, are also in the cross hairs. More importantly, we will see how we are to position ourselves and live within this existential evil threat against all that is decent and good.
The nations are beginning to gather around Israel again. People everywhere are lashing out at her and the Jewish people. A strong minority of people are standing with her. Amid this coming storm, the Lord promises to be with us. We can worry and wring our hands or we can catch the providence of God and make our way through the storm. Our decision? We will trust the Lord and carry on His mission and vision.
What is behind the hatred towards Israel? Why do the nations want to destroy her? Numerous kings and empires have tried to remove her from her land and even from existence throughout history. This latest attack against Israel is unveiling this monstrous and vile hatred once again. Today we will continue to look into the evil behind this hatred of Israel and what we can do about it.
On October 7th 2023, during the joy filled holy day of Shemini Atzeret, which occurred this year on the weekly Shabbat, a truly evil and demonized terror group invaded Israel and committed crimes that rival the unspeakable Holocaust perpetrated by Hitler and his demonized followers. This attack is not only directed at Israel and ultimately Jerusalem, but every follower of Jesus. We must unite, pray, and support each other! Jews and Christians everywhere must unite, pray, and support one another! We are in this together and the God of Israel will deliver us and destroy these evil workers of violence and bloodshed! Join us as we explore what this horror is all about and how we can help stamp it out.
Rosh Hashanah, also known as Yom Teruah, was initially fulfilled the day that Jesus became King of kings and Lord of lords! It's final fulfillment will come about when King Jesus returns. Join us explore the fundamental themes of this Holy Day and it's fulfillment in Jesus!
Rosh Hashanah, also known as Yom Teruah, was initially fulfilled the day that Jesus became King of kings and Lord of lords! It's final fulfillment will come about when King Jesus returns. Join us explore the fundamental themes of this Holy Day and it's fulfillment in Jesus!
At Babel, after three great rebellions, God separates himself from the nations and scatters them in all directions. He then takes one man and one woman and raises up a new nation; His Nation. Through His people Israel, He will send His Son and Messiah to offer grace, blessing, and salvation to all the nations. Through this nation and it’s Messiah, He will reclaim all the nations and offer to all peoples His redemption. Everyone who responds, will be saved, and blessed. They will be brought into the Israel of God, not replacing her, but joining her as God’s holy people. Join us as we rediscover and embrace the mystery of Israel, God’s chosen people and how you can be part of her!
At Babel, after three great rebellions, God separates himself from the nations and scatters them in all directions. He then takes one man and one woman and raises up a new nation; His Nation. Through His people Israel, He will send His Son and Messiah to offer grace, blessing, and salvation to all the nations. Through this nation and it’s Messiah, He will reclaim all the nations and offer to all peoples His redemption. Everyone who responds, will be saved, and blessed. They will be brought into the Israel of God, not replacing her, but joining her as God’s holy people. Join us as we rediscover and embrace the mystery of Israel, God’s chosen people and how you can be part of her!
Jesus is alive and speaks to His people today. He is leading and directing us. He wants to inform and equip us for our life’s journey. Our responsibility is to develop a listening ear and a heart to receive. If we do, we will be positioned for a successful journey in the this often confusing and chaotic world. Join us as we explore the principles and dynamics of discerning the voice of our shepherd in the midst of the many competing voices all around us.
Daniel and his three friends have been swept away into captivity in Babylon. There, they re-emerge in a very pagan nation and culture. In God’s providence they are chosen among others to be trained to serve in the Kings court. They will be given the best living arrangements, education, foods, and a future in the King’s service. But Daniel risks it all in what looks like a foolish stand over dietary issues. Why would he do this? How did he do this? What lessons and principles can we take away from this story? If Daniel could live and prosper in a pagan culture and nation without compromising on the commandments of God, then so can we! Join us as we look into this intriguing story and learn to apply the principles therein.
Daniel and his three friends have been swept away into captivity in Babylon. There, they re-emerge in a very pagan nation and culture. In God’s providence they are chosen among others to be trained to serve in the Kings court. They will be given the best living arrangements, education, foods, and a future in the King’s service. But Daniel risks it all in what looks like a foolish stand over dietary issues. Why would he do this? How did he do this? What lessons and principles can we take away from this story? If Daniel could live and prosper in a pagan culture and nation without compromising on the commandments of God, then so can we! Join us as we look into this intriguing story and learn to apply the principles therein.
Daniel and his three friends have been swept away into captivity in Babylon. There, they re-emerge in a very pagan nation and culture. In God’s providence they are chosen among others to be trained to serve in the Kings court. They will be given the best living arrangements, education, foods, and a future in the King’s service. But Daniel risks it all in what looks like a foolish stand over dietary issues. Why would he do this? How did he do this? What lessons and principles can we take away from this story? If Daniel could live and prosper in a pagan culture and nation without compromising on the commandments of God, then so can we! Join us as we look into this intriguing story and learn to apply the principles therein.
Daniel and his three friends have been swept away into captivity in Babylon. There, they re-emerge in a very pagan nation and culture. In God’s providence they are chosen among others to be trained to serve in the Kings court. They will be given the best living arrangements, education, foods, and a future in the King’s service. But Daniel risks it all in what looks like a foolish stand over dietary issues. Why would he do this? How did he do this? What lessons and principles can we take away from this story? If Daniel could live and prosper in a pagan culture and nation without compromising on the commandments of God, then so can we! Join us as we look into this intriguing story and learn to apply the principles therein.
Envision your country being defeated, invaded, and uprooted by a pagan, foreign power. Imagine being apprehended and torn away from everything you are familiar with including your family. Try and picture what it would be like to wake up in a foreign land where everything is different, even the language! Try and feel the shock of waking up to the loss of autonomy, liberty, your right to pursue your own happiness. You are a slave now, a piece of property. How will you survive? How do you find your footing? Welcome to the life of Daniel in Babylon! May this series of living in an evil world help you find God’s wisdom in navigating the white waters of a raging river of chaos and lawlessness. Like Daniel, you can rise above it all!
The Apostle John describes our world as evil, “We know that we are of God, and that the whole world lies in the power of the evil one” (1 Jn 5:19). This teaches believers we live in an evil world that is deceived, seduced, and in bondage to Satan. He is the serpent of old; the shining one who has come to bring everyone into bondage, misery, and death. Knowing the world is evil begs the question, how do we live in an evil world? Today we look into what it means to live in this world and yet be separate from it.
Fatherhood originates in our Heavenly Father who loves, blesses, provides and disciplines us. He is good in every way. He is the ideal that we as men strive for in our marriages and families. Though we are far from perfect, we are growing into and cultivating true, compassionate, and strong fatherhood. In the name of Jesus and by His Spirit, we are becoming better fathers. Today we will recap on provision and look at protection and discipline.
Fatherhood originates in our Heavenly Father who loves, blesses, provides and disciplines us. He is good in every way. He is the ideal that we as men strive for in our marriages and families. Though we are far from perfect, we are growing into and cultivating true, compassionate, and strong fatherhood. In the name of Jesus and by His Spirit, we are becoming better fathers. Today we will look at porvisionwhat it means to provide for our wives and children.
What is Fatherhood and what is it's importance? We would venture to say that it is the bedrock of family and thus society itself. If fatherhood falters or is perverted, society will sink into depravity and ultimately fall into confusion, chaos, and widespread misery. So, how can we strengthen and cultivate it? Join us as we explore these essential questions related to safeguarding our families and societies.
