R. Paul Falk continues on the Holy Spirit with this insightful teaching on “strange fire,” or the form of worship brought by Nadab and Abihu that was not commanded. He presents the deeper meanings of fire as seen throughout the scriptures which shine additional light on how we could actually be bringing strange fire in our worship today. After clicking Play to start the recording below, click here to follow along with the slides.
Read More »Patrick Shannon concludes the teaching on Our Inheritance showing exactly what we are promised to inherit, WHO will (and will not) inherit it, and what we have TO DO, as heirs of the Creator. After clicking the Play button, you may click here to view the slide show and follow along with the teaching.
Read More »R. Paul Falk continues the series on the Holy Spirit with this Torah portion, focusing on what it means to “blaspheme the Spirit” referred to as “the unforgivable sin” in Matthew 12:31-32. Apparently, this is not a new concept but one that has roots in several passages in the Torah.
Read More »R. Paul Falk continues this eye-opening series on the Holy Spirit, starting from the first Torah portion in the book of Deuteronomy (Devarim), and examining exactly what it means to be born in the Spirit, as well the primary purpose that the Holy Spirit has in our lives.
Read More »Patrick Shannon presents a number of references to inheritances in the Scriptures which form a fascinating picture of what we as the children of the King are promised to receive, both in the future of this age as well as in the afterlife. Part 1 of a 2-part study.
Read More »Patrick Shannon studies the list of commanded offerings in Numbers 28 which give us some interesting insights regarding our forms of worship today based on other correlating Scriptures. A very challenging teaching on what is actually required for those of us who claim to be His people. After clicking on the Play button below to listen, click here for the slideshow to follow along.
Read More »Patrick Shannon presents the story of Israel falling to idolatry at Peor, showing the progression toward irreversible sin and linking it with similar progressions in the Scriptures that reveal the source of temptation, and how to overcome it in order to avoid sin.
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