Every year since the time of the Old Testament, the Jewish people have observed seven Holy Days. Did you know Jesus Christ is God's miraculous fulfillment of them all?

Unlike the old, the new covenant Jesus enacted is not something we do, but rather what God empowers within us!

Many of the ancient rabbis believed that the Hebrew scriptures spoke of two Messiahs: one who would suffer, and one who would rule. Are there really "two Messiahs," or only one? And why does it matter?

God told Moses that His name is I AM who I AM. What's behind this fascinating title?

God wants to be known by us. He desires that every person may live with the confidence that He is present and is surely for us!

The thought of the living God is not always a comfortable one. God sees us. He observes what we do in secret. Yet when we look into the eyes of Jesus, we see the God who saves us. And that changes everything.

Have you ever heard someone bluster, "You and whose army is going to stop me?" Well, the Lord of Heaven's Armies is present with us in the face of every kind of opposition!

Jesus has won victory over the biggest opponent of all - the Devil himself. This why the Scriptures offer us assurance both of final victory and of the power of the victory of Jesus in our lives today. "Shouts of joy and victory resound in the tents of the righteous: 'The LORD's right hand has done mighty things!'" (Psalm 118:15)

At the time of this message, the headlines were about war between Gaza and Israel, ISIS beheadings, and the Ebola pandemic. In the face of such things, is there hope for this world? Is there a future?

Why do we find it so hard to live in peace with others? As we learn to reflect the character of Yahweh Shalom, He will bring peace to us and those around us.