• Laws Required to Follow the Way

    The Way is not religion. The Way is covenant obedience through faith in Yahusha. “Hereby we do know that we know him, if we guard his commandments.” — 1 Yochanan 2:3 Yahusha did not abolish Torah. He walked it rightly. Mattithyahu 5:17-19 Yochanan 14:15 Romans 3:31 Revelation 14:12 Following the… Listen ⇢

    Laws Required to Follow the Way
  • The Awakening From Spiritual Amnesia: Remembering the Ancient Covenant

    Many of us feel a pull like we’ve forgotten something ancient. Scripture calls it slumber, scattering, and dry bones. Yahuah said His people would be driven among the nations, then remember, return, and obey His voice; Debarim (Deuteronomy) 30:1-6. He promised to gather them, cleanse them, give them a new… Listen ⇢

    The Awakening From Spiritual Amnesia: Remembering the Ancient Covenant
  • The Awakening: Signs You’re Waking Up From Spiritual Amnesia

    The Awakening: Signs You’re Waking Up From Spiritual Amnesia Spiritual amnesia is when Yahuah’s people forget His Word, His covenant, His Name, His ways, and His ancient path. But awakening begins when memory returns. “When thou shalt call them to mind among all the nations…” Debarim (Deuteronomy) 30:1 The dry… Listen ⇢

    The Awakening: Signs You’re Waking Up From Spiritual Amnesia
  • Trumpet Call: To Those Who Are Still Asleep

    Trumpet Call: To Those Who Are Still Asleep The trumpet in Scripture is a warning, a summons, and a call to move. “Blow ye the trumpet in Tsiyon” (Yo’el 2:1). “Awake thou that sleepest” (Eph’siyim 5:14). “Now it is high time to awake out of sleep” (Romiyim 13:11). This is… Listen ⇢

    Trumpet Call: To Those Who Are Still Asleep
  • Daily Manna: What That Looks Like Today

    Daily Manna is not just about bread falling in the wilderness. It is about Yahuah training His people to trust Him one day at a time. “Man shall not live by bread only, but by every word that proceedeth out of the mouth of Yahuah.” Debarim (Deuteronomy) 8:3; Mattithyahu (Matthew)… Listen ⇢

    Daily Manna: What That Looks Like Today
  • If We Are Not Talking Covenant, Then What Are We Talking About?

    If we are not talking covenant, then what are we talking about? Scripture does not speak in vague religion. It speaks in covenant. Covenant defines the people. Covenant defines obedience. Covenant defines repentance. Covenant defines redemption. Covenant defines kingdom. “I will establish my covenant…” Bereshith 17:7 “Obey my voice and… Listen ⇢

    If We Are Not Talking Covenant, Then What Are We Talking About?
  • Covenant Language vs Religious Language

    Covenant language says: hear, obey, remember, return, guard, walk, endure. Religious language says: claim, perform, label, attend, repeat, blend in. Scripture does not teach vague religion. It teaches covenant. “If ye love me, guard my commandments.” Yochanan 14:15 “I will put my Torah in their inward parts.” Yirmeyahu 31:33 “I… Listen ⇢

    Covenant Language vs Religious Language
  • If Jesus is not God, Who is He?

    If Jesus is not God the Father, who is He? Scripture answers clearly: He is “the Messiah, the Son of the living Elohim” — Mattithyahu 16:16 He is the one sent by the Father — Yahuchanan 17:3 He says, “My Father and your Father, My Elohim and your Elohim” —… Listen ⇢

    If Jesus is not God, Who is He?
  • Understanding the Second Exodus in Scripture

    Understanding the Second Exodus in Scripture The first exodus was the pattern. The second exodus is the greater regathering. Yahuah said He would recover His people “the second time” (Yesha’yahu 11:11), gather them from all nations (Yirmeyahu 16:14-15), bring them into a wilderness again (Yechezqel 20:35-38), cleanse them (Yechezqel 36:25-27),… Listen ⇢

    Understanding the Second Exodus in Scripture

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