It is not only POSSIBLE that you can hear God's voice, He WANTS you to hear it. In fact, if you don't hear Jesus you might want to check if you're even saved. (*Shocked gasp here*) Why? Jesus said that His sheep "hear My voice." If you're saved, then how can you hear Jesus? Take a listen for some very sane and practical guidelines for developing your spiritual ear.

God has always desired to be with His people. HOWEVER, we're very used to walking on without Him, totally ignoring Him and thinking we can go through life just fine all by ourselves. Moses knew otherwise. He would rather stay camped around Mount Sinai than take one step further. Take a listen and be encouraged to seek God's presence every day!

It is not only POSSIBLE that you can hear God's voice, He WANTS you to hear it. In fact, if you don't hear Jesus you might want to check if you're even saved. (*Shocked gasp here*) Why? Jesus said that His sheep "hear My voice." If you're saved, then how can you hear Jesus? Take a listen for some very sane and practical guidelines for developing your spiritual ear.

The Pharisees and the Sadducees have examined the Lamb. Now it's up to the Scribes. Their question is very specific - "Messiah, what is the greatest commandment?" In essence, they're asking for Yeshua's/Jesus' credentials as a Messiah candidate. Enjoy His challenging answer that applies to us all!

We now reach the end of the Examination of the Lamb prior to Passover. The leadership questioned Yeshua's authority after He cleansed the Temple. Yeshua spoke parables revealing the leadership's qualifications (or lack thereof) for leading Israel. The Pharisees, Sadducees, and Scribes have posited questions to check Yeshua's qualifications for Messiahship of Israel. In all of these tests, Yeshua has passed with flying colors. Now Yeshua completes His exam of the leadership forcing them to speak God's truth that Messiah is both God and Man. Take a listen as Pastor Jay unwraps this amazing exchange!

The examination of both sides is done. Yeshua now delivers His verdict on Israel's leadership. This first address speaks to the crowds and His disciples. He affirms the validity of the Torah, but He warns everyone away from the leadership. This is a very confusing scripture verse for most Christians, but it carries HUGE implications. Do we as Gentiles have to obey the Torah? To what extent? It's not up to man, but God to make that decision. Regardless, hypocrisy is to be avoided!