The term Gospel simply and profoundly means Good News. Jesus came preaching the Good News. He said it was the Good News coming from God to us through Him. But what exactly is the Good News according to Jesus? In this teaching you will be pleasantly surprised and inspired as you discover exactly what the Good News of God is. It is more than what we have ever understood it to be. Join us and we take a dive into the revelation of Gospel of God according to Jesus.

Light has always been and will always be. It is the very source of life and meaning. It overcomes the darkness that seeks to keep us from its life-giving rays. It is the hope of humanity. It has entered our world, lived among us, and transformed those who have embraced it. The Festival of Light is the celebration of the revelation and illumination of the Light of the World. It is this very Festival that Jesus finally reveals who He is to the astonishment of all who were there. Join us as we explore the meaning and power of the Festival of Light.

Hanukkah has been overlooked by the traditional Church for nearly 2000 years! This is due to the early gentile Church separating herself from Israel and her Scriptures and claiming that she has replaced her as the people of God. She then created new traditions and holy days to ensure that nobody would confuse her with being part of Israel. This resulted in Gentile Christians being deeply confused about their identity and mission in this world. Hanukkah is the pathway back to the roots of our faith and the people we are grafted into. Our identity is rooted in the ancient people and nation of God! Join us in part two of this series as we look at the celebration of Hanukkah through the lens of the Prophets as well as Jesus Himself.

Hanukkah has been overlooked by the traditional Church for nearly 2000 years! This is due to the early gentile Church separating herself from Israel and her Scriptures and claiming that she has replaced her as the people of God. She then created new traditions and holy days to ensure that nobody would confuse her with being part of Israel. This resulted in Gentile Christians being deeply confused about their identity and mission in this world. Hanukkah is the pathway back to the roots of our faith and the people we are grafted into. Our identity is rooted in the ancient people and nation of God! Join us as we look at the celebration of Hanukkah through the lens of the Prophets as well as Jesus Himself.

We have a mission! A peaceful, compassionate, healing, restorative mission. That mission is to call our nation back to the Living God and the glory of His Son, Jesus! This is our mandate from Heaven. Our Christian ancestors came here “for the Glory of God and advancement of the Christian Faith…”(Mayflower Compact 1620). We are far from finished in this mission. The recent assassination and martyrdom of Charlie Kirk has shaken us and awakened us to our mission from Heaven to disciple our nation for Christ. Join us as we set our hearts to fulfill this great mission!

There is a liberating power that is unleashed when we realize what we deserve as sinners and yet receive what only God’s grace could give: love, acceptance, favor, and blessing! Out of this encounter with God comes thankfulness. Henry Van Dyke put it this way, “Gratitude is the inward feeling of kindness received. Thankfulness is the natural impulse to express that feeling. Thanksgiving is the following of that impulse.” Join us in this series on the Art of Giving Thanks.

There is a liberating power that is unleashed when we realize what we deserve as sinners and yet receive what only God’s grace could give: love, acceptance, favor, and blessing! Out of this encounter with God comes thankfulness. Henry Van Dyke put it this way, “Gratitude is the inward feeling of kindness received. Thankfulness is the natural impulse to express that feeling. Thanksgiving is the following of that impulse.” Join us in this series on the Art of Giving Thanks.

The original mandate that God gave to us was the institution that we call marriage. The biblical institution of marriage is under a curse and it has been that way since the crisis of sin in the Garden. Only in Messiah can we reverse the curse. Many believers have not understood how to do this and as a result they continue unnecessarily to experience painful setbacks in their marriages. Join us in discovering keys to reversing this curse and turning marriage into a realm of blessing.

The original mandate that God gave to us was the institution that we call marriage. It comes before the mandate of civil government. It comes before the mandate of the gospel and birthing faith communities. Without marriage everything in Eden would have spiraled out of control and back into chaos. Today marriage remains the pillar and foundation stone for healthy and vibrant families, civil society, and faith communities. If we tamper with or undermine this institution and everything else fall into disarray and chaos, bring shame and misery to all. People of God, it is time to reclaim and make great again, this glorious institution.

In the USA, we spend approximately 12 billion dollars a year on Halloween. It is a major holiday and a holy day, depending on one’s orientation. Secularists claim it is secular, pagan groups claim it is pagan, and most Christians say it is thoroughly Christian. In this teaching we will look at the claims and what the Scripture says about how we should relate to this controversial day. Thanks for joining us in the pursuit of the truth!

Join us for a special teaching from Rabbi Alex Yalenga from Zambia Messianic Fellowship. You can learn more about his ministry here: https://www.zamf.org/

From the tabernacle to the temple, God has been dwelling in our midst! Later, He moved from the temple into a tabernacle of human flesh and blood to dwell even closer with us! And now, by His Spirit, He is moving inside of everyone who believes and embraces His Son as Savior and King. What does all of this mean? Today we will explore the revelation that we are a living tabernacle of God in our world!

The biblical festival of Sukkot (also known as the Festivals of Tabernacles) is the biblical, typological, and theological setting for the birth of the babe born in Bethlehem. The early church knew this and, though it was later displaced with the syncretized holiday of Christmas, this biblical holy week, known simply as Tabernacles, has much to teach us about the dwelling presence of God and the incarnation of the Messiah. The Eternal Son of God came and took up a human tabernacle of flesh and blood in order to dwell with us! His name is Immanuel, God with us, in human flesh and blood! Hark! the herald angels sing, "Glory to the newborn King"! Join us as we explore the biblical setting and symbols of the birth of Jesus – God with us!

Concerning the Day of Atonement, Moses said, “Atonement will be made for you on this day to cleanse you, and you will be clean from all your sins before the Lord” (Lev 16:30). For the believer, this is gospel – good news! For the one who rejects this gracious offer, it will be a terrifying day to say the least! As with all the Holydays there is a past initiation with Moses and a past inaugural fulfillment with the first advent of Yeshua to our world nearly 2000 years ago. Paul informs us that there is a future final consummate fulfillment of the Holydays when Yeshua returns to our world the second and final time. Join us we will look at the themes of the Day of the Shofar, the Ten Days of Awe, the Day of Atonement and the Day of Judgement in their final fulfillment when Yeshua returns.

Yom Teruah, also known as the Day of Blowing Shofars, has its inaugural fulfillment in the babe born in Bethlehem becoming King of kings and Lord of lords nearly 2000 years ago. That inaugural fulfillment will be consummated when our King returns to us and begins His earthly millennial reign from Jerusalem. This will also usher in the Day of Atonement which is prophetically ten days later. Join us as we look at the Fall Festivals and their future fulfillments!

Yom Teruah, also known as the Day of Blowing Shofars, is the first of the fall holy days of our God and King! It is a day that we celebrate His compassionate rule and reign over our lives! It is a day that begins the Ten Days of Awe which is when we take time to reflect and meditate on His Kingdom. It is a time in which we renew our allegiance and commitment to Him as King of kings and Lord of lords! Join us as we ready ourselves for this sacred time.

Charlie Kirk has been publicly murdered in cold blood! How can believers make any sense out of this? What’s next? We must be careful in how we view this atrocity and, more importantly, how we respond to it. Please join us as we endeavor to understand his life and death through the framework of the Word and the Spirit.

Join us as we continue to look at hell, the afterlife, and Christian Universalism. Christian Universalism's main teaching is through Jesus Christ, salvation will eventually be realized for everyone, not just for a chosen group or believers in this life. For some, hell will be what it takes to accept Jesus. After enough suffering in hell’s fires, everyone will eventually give in and believe in Jesus, joining the rest of believers in heaven eternally. This view is hopeful but misguided and heretical. We have already seen how this view violates Scripture. Today we will focus on the nuance of the word “eternal” meaning “without end” and how that relates to hell.

Join us as we continue to look at hell, the afterlife, and Christian Universalism. Our culture loves the idea of no hell and no punishments. From John Lennon’s hit song, "Imagine," to Pastor Rob Bell's book, "Love Wins," the seductive, age-old heresy of Christian Universalism has lured the American church in. Christian Universalism's main teaching is through Jesus Christ, salvation will eventually be realized for everyone, not just for a chosen group or believers in this life. For some, hell will be what it takes to accept Jesus. After enough suffering in hell’s fires, everyone will eventually give in and believe in Jesus, joining the rest of believers in heaven eternally. This version and idea of hell is heretical and dangerous. Join us in this series as we present a defense of the biblical hell that is grounded deeply in sacred Scripture.

Regardless of one’s definition, hell is a place that no one would want to end up. There is nothing more horrifying or tormenting, than realizing you are slated for hell. In recent years, the idea of God sending people to hell where they suffer conscience pain and torment forever has been challenged. Rob Bell wrote his influential book, “Love Wins” where he questions whether a loving God would do this. This has highly impacted the Church and has given credibility to Christian Universalism, the idea that all human beings will ultimately be saved and brought into a right relationship with God. Its main teaching is through Jesus Christ, salvation will eventually be realized for everyone, not just for a chosen group or believers in this life. The question for us is, is this Scriptural? Join us as we start this new series on hell and the afterlife.