Join Beth Tikkun as we explore 1 Corinthians chapters 8 & 9. We focus on Paul's ability to graciously surrender his rights in order to reach out to as many groups as possible with the Gospel. We also learn about dietary issues for 1st century Believers, and we review the Greek word for "conscience."

This week we give specifics for the Beth Tikkun vision moving forward, focusing on the different emphases of Sabbath home fellowships and a regular Bible study.

Join Beth Tikkun as we try to grasp one of the most unique and often misunderstood chapters in the Bible, a chapter focused on marriage and divorce. We trace how Paul both confirms a Torah-based understanding of marriage and provides a number of caveats for the unique situation of the young Corinthian assembly.

This week we focus on the times, both the growth phase of Beth Tikkun and the dark days approaching for the world. Our focus is the book of Haggai.

Preparing to step down from leadership, Grant shares with the elders lessons learned along the way to help prepare the next generation of leaders, lessons that are important for all disciples of Yeshua.

Steve Meeks brings us practical advice for gathering in home groups on the Sabbath, including a simple Sabbath outline and common concerns of those nudged to host (the house, food, children).

In 1 Corinthians 6, Paul's exasperation comes through as 12 questions in 20 verses. Topics in this teaching include the holy people as judges of both the world and angels, God's kingdom, and strength through mindfulness of identity. We also ask why Paul singles out the sins of gluttony and prostitution and goes on to underscore the great evil of sexual immorality. Lastly, we hear a lengthy announcement about God's leading regarding the future of Beth Tikkun.

Topics in this teaching on 1 Corinthians 5 include leaven in the kingdom (and the rare need to disfellowship) and the need to get over our egos, to show our bruises and battle scars. The teaching includes a lengthy excerpt from Kyle Carpenter's book "You are Worth It."

In 1 Cor. chapters 3-4, we explore Paul's field and building analogies for the redeemed community, Judgment Day, and the 5 Secrets revealed in the Apostolic Scriptures.

What is a "spiritual" man or woman? We focus on this question and God's wisdom vs. man's wisdom in our second teaching in 1 Corinthians.