Send us a text Today I am going to delve into the meaning of Isaiah 52-3 from a Messianic Jewish perspective, traditional Jewish perspective, and the Christian perspective. It is important to understand that not only has the Messiah already come, but that He will return as the same Messiah as the conquering King this time and not the suffering servant as the first time. The progression of this lesson is as follows: The Servant's Submission The Servant's Substitution The ...

Send us a text In this commentary I will discuss the need for continued humble and heartfelt prayer and study of G-d's Word for those who really want to become close to G-d and receive the prize of salvation and an eternity with Him in heaven. Possible causes for delayed answers to our prayers are discussed. I also discuss the importance of attitudes in our speech and actions using the narrative of Esav trading his birthright for food! I also discuss the significance of the Abimelech narrativ...

Send us a text In this lesson Rabbi Davis discusses tools Satan uses to distract and separate us from G-d. This is known in Kabbalah as the Kelipah (Shell). We must be aware of these distractions and overcome them with prayer and continued study, internalizing, and living according to G-d's Torah, for darkness cannot exist where there is light.

Send us a text A dominant theme in this week's parashah is how Avraham organized his life in preparation for the next generation, even in the loss of his beloved Sarah. In this commentary I will discuss how Avraham arranged his life and priorities to achieve synchrony with G-d's will and how we can prepare our legacy as well.

Send us a text In this podcast I will address the critical truths that are found in an otherwise labeled fiction novel. I encourage Christians to examine the history of their faith and the Catholic Church who is called the whore and her seven daughters in the Book of Revelation, chapter 17. who is in reality the political religious system that has departed from Biblical truth and has assumed a position of authority that belongs to only G-d. True believers must examine their faith syste...

Send us a text In this podcast, I focus on the significance of the oaks of Mamre, the identity of the three "men" who came to see Avraham in the desert, and the importance of treating people in a non-judgmental way, obedience to G-d's laws/instructions, and the consequences of disregarding them or following false prophets who teach against G-d's Word/instructions/law. Hospitality and respect are also addressed with Avraham as the quintessential example.

Send us a text In this podcast I will address possible and probable interpretations of Jeremiah 31:22 which has a number of translations, adding to the confusion about its meaning.

Send us a text I will explore some of the deeper meanings behind the literal words in this parashah to kabbalistic interpretations found in the Zohar. I will discuss how Avraham came to search for the One True G-d in the first place when he was raised in an idolatrous society, and how G-d led him out to start a journey of spiritual growth that would have an unfathomable effect on the world. I will also discuss the relationship between blessings and responsibility, both of which apply to all t...

Send us a text In this short podcast I respond to several questions submitted by email.

Send us a text There is much more to the Bible than just the literal meaning. Unfortunately, too many people stop there and never explore the deeper meaning of G-d's Word, missing the opportunity to gain wisdom from above and new knowledge that may be used for His glory. We are going to discuss the 4 levels of biblical interpretation that will surely enhance your knowledge of G-d's Word and hopefully prompt your heart to ask, seek, and knock (Matt. 7:7-8).

Send us a text Today I am going to respond to several Email questions in the Book of Genesis. I will also discuss a method of conducting biblical research, and the PaRDeS method of analyzing Scripture from the literal meaning to the esoteric or mystical implications.

Send us a text AS I have taught in the past, everything G-d instructed his people to build that relates to heavenly structures and paradigms served as an anti-type of what is in heaven. Examples include but are not limited to the Ark, the Ark of the Covenant, the Mishkan/Tabernacle, the Temple, and the Sukkah. In this parashah we find another antitype in the person of Noach and the Ark.

Send us a text This lecture is the sixth in a series of eight lessons on the Mystical Shape of the G-dhead. This lecture continues the discussion on the deeper concepts of the Tree of Life and the Tree of the knowledge of good and evil, and how through Adam's sin, the entity of evil was integrated into man as a perpetual potential strengthened each time we sin. Rabbi Phil Davis introduces kabbalistic understandings of the unseen war between good and evil and presents the solution to overcomin...

Send us a text Today I am going to discuss what demons are, disembodied spirits assisting HaSatan in his mission to claim as many souls as possible for eternal isolation and torment from G-d. TI will discuss the origin, personality, character, and work of Demons in Satan's vast kingdom; the psychology of temptation, and the need to understand what the "new nature" really is and how to use it to avoid temptation and sin in the first place.

Send us a text Where do I begin? Today I will focus on some of the concepts in this parashah that are crucial for us to understand and embrace if we want to be called good and faithful servants when we stand before Yahshua in judgement.

Send us a text In this podcast I will offer definitive support for the use of the Zadok Preistly Calendar discovered at Qumran (Visit Israel365 website for recent article). If we say we love YHVH/Yahshua we need to have a solid foundation for celebrating his mandated designated times on the right dates rather than depending on traditions of men.

Send us a text Today we are going to examine four scriptural readings for this special parashah and biblical examples of how some of the main characters in the Bible handled grief and mourning that glorified G-d even through their sadness. Deuteronomy 14:22-16:17 Numbers 29:35-38 Haftarah: 1 Kings 8:54-66 Brit Chadashah Mark 12:28-34

Send us a text During Sukkot we are instructed to read Ecclesiastes, which is the English title of this wisdom book derived from the Greek Septuagint's translation of the original Hebrew, "Koheleth." The word Koheleth (1:1; 7:27; 12:8) suggests one who has a function as a teacher or preacher in the assembly. This is a difficult book to understand, so I have prepared this message as a companion for you as you read the book for yourselves.

Send us a text I will explore the life of Devorah from the book of Judges in answering this question. Let's take a look at this remarkable woman of G-d!

Send us a text This parashah focuses on the offerings given at the Temple during the festival of Sukkot. The significance of the numbers and types of animals will be discussed along with the past and current situation between Israel's enemies and Israel. I will discuss how Yahshua expects us to address those who persecute and hate us, and the fact that there are several verses in the Bible that justify war with our enemies under certain conditions.