Join us as we take a look into the book of Yo-el’ (Joel).  The first prophet  to use the term Yom YHVH or the Day of Yahuah.  I believe there are 27 versions of this phrase in the King James version.  Kepha (Peter) quotes Yo-el’ in his Shavuot address and we are looking at how that all ties together.  Here is week two.  ..read more

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Today we begin looking at the book of Yo-el’ or Joel (remember there is no “J” in Hebrew). Yo-el’ is the prophet who first mentioned "Yom YHVY” often translated as the "Day of the Lord". He mentions it five times in his little 3 chapter 73 verse book and Kepha (Peter) picks up on it in his message on Shavuot. We will look at why Kepha felt he needed to include "that day" in his Shavuot messge to the faithful ..read more

Join us as we celebrate Shavuot and look at the walk from First Fruits to Shavuot and look at The Tower of Babel in View of Shavuot ..read more

Join us for the final chapter of the Book of Habakukk, as he finally understands Yahuah is in contgriol of everythng and he only needs to be still and let God.  This ends in magnificent praise to our god and serves as a potant reminder the things we see as horrible trials are actually Gods mighty hand keeping us safe in His protection  ..read more

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Join us as we finish up the book of Yahudah or Jude.  In interesting little book that covers a lot of ground and is as important today, maybe more important, than it was for the early Jewish believers.  It was interesting that at the same time Kepha or Peter was writing exactly the same words and warning about exactly the same things, ditto with Rav Shau-al’, teacher Paul, and others.      Clearly the new church was facing a wave of false teachers and only 35 years after the Crucifixion.   Yahudah’s warnings were clear and important,  ..read more

Join us as we take a look at some current hot topics and then continue our study in the Book of Yahudah (Jude ..read more

Join us as we begin a walk through the tiny book of Yahudah or Jude to most.  Yahudah was a half-brother to Y’shua and like Ya’akov (James) eventually came to understand that Y’shua was the promised savior of the world.   In this book we hear the anguish in his writing as he exhorts the brethren, to earnestly contend for the faith that was previously delivered to them.  False teachers had infiltrated the church and were spreading damnable heresies to draw the brethren away from the Word of God.   While there had always been idol worshippers and false rel ..read more

Join us as we begin a walk through the tiny book of Yahudah or Jude to most.  Yahudah was a half-brother to Y’shua and like Ya’akov (James) eventually came to understand that Y’shua was the promised savior of the world.   In this book we hear the anguish in his writing as he exhorts the brethren, to earnestly contend for the faith that was previously delivered to them.  False teachers had infiltrated the church and were spreading damnable heresies to draw the brethren away from the Word of God.   While there had always been idol worshippers and false rel ..read more