Tom Cooper teaches that Christians must reject the false doctrines of supersessionism and dispensationalism, and instead embrace a biblical understanding of God's relationship with the Jewish people and His eternal promises to them.

Believers must be vigilant against the spirit of pride and the deception that is driving anti-Semitism, and they must be willing to confront and expose these lies with the truth of God's word.

Pastor Simon Obert calls us to be imitators of God, walking in the way of love as Christ loved us. Through a deep and abiding relationship with Jesus… where we learn to think, process, and live like Him… we will become empowered to go and make disciples of all nations.

Many in the Church, including Messianic Congregations, have trouble reconciling the Old Covenant with the New. They seem like two different Gods. Today we solve this riddle.

Pastor Simon Obert emphasizes the significance of Jesus' life, death, and resurrection… and the invitation for people to enter into a transformative relationship with Him.

Pastor Michael Walker emphasizes the deep Jewish roots of the Christian faith, particularly as it relates to the resurrection of Jesus. Pastor Michael urges us to embrace the reality of the resurrection, not just as a historical event, but as a transformative reality that should shape how we live.

The resurrection is presented as the fulfillment of God's appointed times and feasts, the guarantee of the future resurrection of all believers, and the beginning of a new creation. We should respond with covenant faithfulness, living as resurrected people with transformed hearts and lives… fully embracing the power and significance of the resurrection, and living accordingly as part of God's harvest.

Pastor Gavenski Seide discussed the celebration of Palm Sunday as a reminder of the importance of the Old Testament, and its connection to the New Testament. We cannot reject the Old Testament and still fully understand the New Testament.

Pastor Gavenski encourages us that as a community of believers, we should be actively inviting our friends, neighbors, and family members to come and experience the love and power of Jesus, especially during this season of celebration and reflection.

Pastor Michael Walker teaches that Palm Sunday is deeply rooted in Jewish tradition and prophecy, and is not just a Christian celebration. Yeshua's entry into Jerusalem as the Messianic King and Passover Lamb fulfills Old Testament promises.

Yeshua’s triumphal entry on a donkey symbolizes the fusion of the old and new covenants, His dominion over the material world, and the reconnection of heaven and earth. The palms and cloaks represent Israel's recognition of Yeshua as their promised King, and their submission to him.

Yeshua's kingdom is not of this world, but it is for this world, advancing through truth, love, and the power of the Holy Spirit.

Pastor Jordan Clark encourages us, reminding us that Jesus has prepared the way for us to live in the fullness of His love and to be used by Him to bring that love to others. We are called to respond to this by:

Pastor Michael Walker reminds us that Yeshua is not looking for fans or casual followers, but for those who are willing to be all-in, fully committed disciples. This requires counting the cost, surrendering everything, and living a life that reflects true devotion to Yeshua, not just words or outward appearances. The decision is whether we are willing to be true followers, or if we will remain as fans, making excuses and holding back parts of our lives. The challenge is to examine our hearts and lives and make the choice to be all-in for Yeshua, no matter the cost.

Pastor Simon Obert teaches us that the parable of the ten virgins is a call to be spiritually prepared and vigilant for the return of Jesus, the Bridegroom. We must examine our own hearts and relationship with God, ensuring that we have the oil of the Holy Spirit in our lives, not just an outward appearance of faith.

Pastor Simon encourages us to recognize this is a season of preparation where we must allow God to refine us, revealing and removing anything that hinders our relationship with Him.