What if the promises God made that you have not yet seen fulfilled are not broken, just not finished? God’s faithfulness does not expire. It does not depend on your perfection or your timeline. If He kept His word to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob through centuries of failure and wandering, He will keep His word to you.
The Aramaic word for commandment means connection. Every act of obedience is a point of connection with God Himself. God is after our hearts, our connection to Him, and the qualities of His kingdom being expressed through our daily lives.
What legitimate pleasure might God be asking you to set aside for something infinitely greater? Are you willing to be set apart for His purposes?
Did you know the Hebrew words for exile and redemption differ by only one letter? This small change reveals something incredible about how close God’s restoration really is.
Yeshua the last Adam who redeems what the first Adam lost. If one man’s sin could bring death to many, how much more can one man’s righteousness bring life to many?
The sacrificial system wasn’t about an angry God demanding payment – it was about a loving Father making a way for His children to come close.
The message clarifies Paul’s often misunderstood teachings about law and faith, explaining what he really meant by ‘works of the law’ and how salvation comes by grace through faith.
This message unpacks Ephesians 6:10 and Romans 4:18-22 to show what it truly means to be ‘strong in faith’ like Abraham, who believed God’s promises despite impossible circumstances.
God has provided a way to draw near to him through the blood, both on the earth and in the heavens.
Erasing the memory of Amalek through caring for the weak and vulnerable.