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Today Christmas is a holiday well known by Christians and non-christians alike. It’s a season that places retail companies back in the black and decorates houses with lights and various attractions. But did you know that Christmas was not always celebrated by Christians and that Christmas was even outlawed at one point in time? Join us as we learn more about this holiday and this tradition, the scriptures related to Christmas, as well as the history surrounding Christmas. Come learn the God Honest Truth with us.Continue Reading

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Everything that lives will eventually die. When it comes to us humans, we sometimes refer to this as the human condition. Scripture reveals that all who sin shall die, but what happens when we die? Various cultures around the world have various explanations as to what happens after death, but as Messianics/Christians we put our trust and faith in scripture instead. So what does scripture tell us happens after we die? Join us as we delve into scripture to find out.Continue Reading

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There is no drash with this stream. Given the amount of information needed to be presented with the “What Happens When We Die?” and the Thanksgiving holiday, we were not able to properly get the drash ready in time. However, we hope to have that drash for you next week.Continue Reading

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Halloween is an old tradition dating back thousands of years. It always comes around on the same date, October 31, of every year making it easy to remember. And it’s a tradition that is celebrated not only by pagans, wiccans, and atheists, but also by some Christians as well. But where did this old tradition come from? What is it meant to symbolize? What does scripture have to say about this holiday? Join us as we learn together about Halloween and what scripture says about this tradition.Continue Reading

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Unfortunately due to a combination of circumstances, we will not be having a livestream service tonight 10/8/2021. Sorry for the late notice. Have a great week and we will see you next Friday, 10/15/2021. Shabbat Shalom!Continue Reading

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Through the years the original sin tradition that has come down to us, at least in some circles, is that human beings are conceived and born as sinners. We’re told that as soon as we’re conceived in our mother’s womb that we are sinners in need of salvation. But is this tradition true? Can we find evidence for this from logic, reason, history, but most importantly Scripture? Come study with us on the topic of “original sin” and let’s learn together.Continue Reading

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We apologize for the late notice, but there will be no live stream on Friday September 9th, 2021. We’ve been dealing with illness this week and right now I guess it was my turn. However, below are the links to the Torah portions for this week. We hope you’ve hadContinue Reading

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We’re back! Livestream services will resume this Friday August, 20th, 2021 at 8 PM EST, regular time. Hope to see everyone there! #Yahuweh #Yahweh #YHWH #Yahushua #Yeshua #God #Jesus #Christ #Church #Scripture #Bible #Messianic #FaithContinue Reading

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We regret to inform you that there will be no livestream service on 8/6 or 8/13.

The next episode in the Godhead series will be on binitarianism. Although there would be no issue in explaining the concept, we have found it difficult to find any history or information. As such, we have decided to postpone the next episode until ……………Continue Reading

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There will be no livestream this Friday, 7/9/21, due to being on vacation this week. We hope to be back up and going next week, 7/16/21, like usual though. Have a great week, have a great and restful Shabbat, and we’ll see you next week. Shalom!Continue Reading