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Fallen Shepherds

Posted on Jun 1, 2014

by Rabbi Paul Falk. Comparison of the second chances given in the scriptures to the leaders who fail but continue to try to serve, and today’s society, where more often, restoration is not the case. How that contrasts with YHVH’s responses shown in scripture.

Counting the Omer

Posted on May 25, 2014

by Rabbi Paul Falk. Why are we commanded to count the Omer? Seven (7) weeks of days (Shabbats) completed, and then the day after, for a total of fifty days. Lev 23:17 you shall bring from dwellings two (2) wave loafs. Deuteronomy 16:9-10, you shall count 7 weeks for yourself, from the time you shall put the sickle to the grain. You shall give an offering as Yahweh blessed you. Deuteronomy 16:11-12 . You shall rejoice before Yahweh your Elohim, you, your son, your...

What Did Yeshua Teach?

Posted on May 18, 2014

by Rabbi Dennis Richards. The “rest” believing world would like us to believe that Yeshua taught a new covenant or set of rules further to the old rules from Moses on Mt. Sinai. Instead the reality is he taught the same thing, and there are scriptural that demonstrate.

Moses

Posted on May 10, 2014

by RPF. Discipleship is more involved than evangelism. It requires becoming a part of the lives of the disciples; a commitment to help and guide. Moses early beginning being placed among the reeds in an ark (of reeds, with pitch) , can remind of Noah being saved from the sea. Moses through God, delivering his people from oppression, and leading them to where he would be on the mountain with God and teach what God had given him.

The Ancient Path to Shavuot

Posted on May 4, 2014

by Rabbi Dennis Richards. The Book of Acts was not the beginning of something new but a continuation of the path the Messiah was on. The Resurrection was not the end but the beginning. The Messiah said if you want to come to God follow me. He gave us the moedim, the times and the seasons, to find our way back. Today we travel on the path that Yeshua made for us to follow. The desciples had come together to wait for what was promised to them.