Join Beth Tikkun as we continue our new series called The Torah Project. This series arose out of Grant’s desire to write a commentary on the Torah, therefore, these teachings will be based upon each week’s progress in the writing project. In this teaching, we look into what it means to be made in God’s “Image” and God’s “likeness” and learn a powerful lesson about death in the process. We also consider how the Sabbath was also a day of creation and the relationship between it and the revelation of God’s Name.

Visuals: Genesis 1d-2a

Medios Visuales: Gén 1d-2a

While Grant and Robin were on vacation, Adam Haynes filled in with a teaching on Ecclesiastes. Enjoy!

Visuals: (No visuals for this teaching)

Join Beth Tikkun as we continue our new series called The Torah Project. This series arose out of Grant’s desire to write a commentary on the Torah, therefore, these teachings will be based upon each week’s progress in the writing project. In this teaching, we consider how the six days of the earth’s restoration also illustrate the stages of a person’s regeneration. These amazing parallels provide great insight in the way God saves a human soul. There are many insights packed into these verses from Genesis 1!

Visuals: Genesis 1c

Medios Visuales: Gén 1c

Join Beth Tikkun as we continue our new series called The Torah Project. This series arose out of Grant’s desire to write a commentary on the Torah, therefore, these teachings will be based upon each week’s progress in the writing project. In this teaching we reconcile the first two verses of Genesis with Isaiah’s seemingly contradictory statement in Isaiah 45:18. We then discuss the age of the earth and how the six days of creation were actually six days of restoration. We look back into several ancient Jewish writings concerning the creation and learn what they can teach us about the age of the universe and the Ice Age.

Visuals: Genesis 1b

Medios Visuales: Gén 1b

Join Beth Tikkun as we begin a new series called The Torah Project. This series arose out of Grant’s desire to write a commentary on the Torah, therefore, these teachings will be based upon each week’s progress on this writing project. Though he has taught through the Torah multiple times, these teachings will include many additional insights. In this teaching we look at the first word of the Bible – barasheit – “In the beginning”, and we discover what this one word teaches us about the gift of free will.

Visuals: Genesis 1a

Medios Visuales: Gén 1a

Join Beth Tikkun as we complete our study in Paul’s letter to the Colossians. In this  study, we analyze Paul’s four guidelines for sharing Messiah with others. Then, we gain some valuable insights from studying the “cast of characters” who accompanied Paul.

Visuals: Colossians 4,  Colossians (Condensed)

Join Beth Tikkun as we continue our study in Paul’s letter to the Colossians. In this  study, we compare the physical and spiritual realms and discuss how we must learn to walk in both. Then, we look at Paul’s practical advice for replacing the old self with the new.

Visuals: Colossians 3

Join Beth Tikkun as we continue our study in Paul’s letter to the Colossians. In this  study, we ask the question ‘How can we bear the image of God?’ We also learn an important writing technique Paul employed that will help us to understand his letters. Then we analyze the an often misunderstood passage about foods, Sabbaths, and holy days.

Visuals: Colossians 1b-2

Join Beth Tikkun as we begin our study in Paul’s letter to the Colossians. In this first study we ask the question ‘What does God look like?’ Paul gives us some surprising mental and theological pictures that will provide a framework that will help the reader to better comprehend the essence of the King of the Universe and to better see ourselves as made in His image.

Visuals: Colossians 1a

Grant shares about his and Robin’s experiences among the thriving messianic community in South Africa.