R. Paul Falk adds to the Spirit series an eye-opening understanding of what is meant by the New Testament passages about grieving the Spirit, the one sin that seems completely unforgivable. After clicking the PLAY button below, click here to follow along with the slides, or watch the entire service online.
Read More »Chris Shannon looks at the Torah portion Shelach in which a dozen men were sent to spy out the land of Canaan. What they saw was real. Or was it? Using a scene from The Matrix as an example, Chris shows that the world we live in today is quite similar. After clicking the PLAY button below, click here to follow along with the slides, or view the entire service online.
Read More »R. Paul Falk continues an in-depth study of the Spirit starting with John 3:3 in which Yeshua told Nicodemus you cannot see the kingdom of God without being “born again.” There are some amazing connections to in the lives of Abraham, Isaac, and Yeshua himself. After clicking the PLAY button below, click here to follow along with the slides.
Read More »On Shavuot (or Pentacost), R. Paul Falk explains the Holy Spirit in terms of the underlying Hebrew word, ruach, with a number of scriptural applications where Yah’s breath is a sign of His presence. After clicking the PLAY button below, click here to follow along with the slides, or watch the entire service online.
Read More »R. Paul Falk shares insights on the prodigal son’s older brother as to how he represents the mindset of traditional Judaism with regard to those newly coming to Torah. He also explains what Yeshua meant when he said that we must exceed the righteousness of the Pharisees in order to enter the kingdom of heaven. After clicking the PLAY button below, click here to follow along with the slides, or watch the entire service online.
Read More »R. Paul Falk looks at freedom in the context of the prodigal son, and in a way that is misunderstood by many believers in the world today. He also ties where we are today to specific time in the life of the prodigal which is a fascinating reality most of us have never considered. After clicking the PLAY button below, you can click here to follow along with the slides, or watch the entire service online.
Read More »Patrick Shannon presents an eye-opening perspective of the huge number of Israelites that were roaming around in the wilderness, and yet shows how the Torah portion, Bemidbar, puts a repeated emphasis on each individual in the camps. A reminder that each of us have a place where we belong, and a unique role to play. After clicking the PLAY button below, you can click here to follow along with the slides, or watch the entire service online here.
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