How Paul Really Felt About the Torah
The typical Christian view regarding the letters Shaul (Paul) wrote is that they are telling Gentile Believers that they are not subject to the Torah. But Shaul tells us exactly
Why Did God Send Us Yeshua?
The generally accepted reason God sent Yeshua (Jesus) was to provide a means by which we would be able to receive forgiveness of sin, especially after the temple in Jerusalem
My Problem with John’s Gospel
This is going to be a long message, so please try to get through it, even though I know it is going to be really hard for almost everyone to
How Can You Say You Follow Yeshua When You Don’t Do What He Did?
Okay, let’s start by remembering exactly who Yeshua is and how he lived: he was, is, and always shall be the Jewish Messiah who lived a perfectly observant Torah life.
Who Really Killed Yeshua?
Growing up Jewish, I was subject to many accusations from my Christian friends stating that it was us Jews who killed God (meaning Jesus Christ). Of course, my reply was
Why God Sent Messiah When He Did
It is assumed that Yeshua was sacrificed in the year 33 AD, and that the temple in Jerusalem was destroyed around the year 72 AD, roughly two generations later. I
After the Gentiles Were Grafted In, They Pruned Themselves
We all know that after Yeshua was resurrected salvation became available to the Gentiles who were willing to faithfully accept that Yeshua is the Messiah the God of the Jews
They Won’t Believe You Until They Doubt Themselves
Time for another lesson in how to get people to listen to you. If you prefer to watch a video, click on this link: Watch the video. Okay, first off
We Are Not Called to Coexist
How many times have you seen that bumper-sticker that says “coexist” spelled out in different religious symbols? It sounds like a good idea, but none of the religions represented by
Which Covenants Are Conditional and Which Are Not
How about a nice, easy lesson today? Let’s talk covenants. If you prefer to watch a video, click on this link: Watch the video. Before we talk about covenants, let’s