R. Paul Falk continues the Mountains series by examining Matthew 7:24-25 about building a house on the rock or on the sand before strong destructive storms come against the house and leave it demolished or standing. Many of us hear the word, but there is a clear distinction between those of us who have built on either the rock or the sand.
Read More »Rick Ortiz shares the Torah portion, Terumah, focusing on the ark of the covenant and its contents as described by several places in the scriptures. He also draws a parallel between the ark and a compass—a tool by which we follow the Father’s leading in our lives.
Read More »R. Paul Falk dissects the popular doctrine stating that with enough faith we can move mountains into the sea by showing the background behind this phrase from numerous scriptures before it was stated by Messiah. Context is everything as this groundbreaking study reveals.
Read More »Chris Shannon shares various insights on the Torah portion, Mishpatim, in which a sundry of commands and laws are laid out for the new nation of Israael after departing from Egypt.
Read More »R. Paul Falk begins a new series on Mountains in Scripture starting with the Torah portion Yitro and the event at Mt. Sinai which struck the people with fear and trembling to the point that they asked not to be spoken to directly by Yah Himself again.
Read More »Paul Falk shows a strong connection between the scriptures about the potter in Jeremiah and Yeshua’s parable about Lazarus and the rich man. There is a startling connection to the ancient practice of sacrificing children in the Valley of the Sons of Hinnom, and to the end time judgment between the sheep and the goats.
Read More »Patrick Shannon shares numerous observations about how the Father deals with us today from the events leading up to and including the crossing of the Sea during the Israelites’ exodus from Egypt.
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