We all know that prayer is important, and it is something we should do, but how? Is there a specific way we are to pray? How did the fathers of our faith pray? Riley looks at the examples of Moshe, Yeshua and the Amidah prayers this week to answer these questions.

Jonathan continues our study in Ephesians 6 with a look at the Helmet of Salvation. We investigate what salvation is, how it protects us from the lies of the enemy, and why our world needs it. In closing we investigate the Aaronic Blessing, Psalm 67, and the promise to Abraham in Genesis 12, and look at how they are related to Salvation, and our calling to spread the Gospel of Messiah Yeshua.

Riley asks the question, "what is prayer?" And begins a look at this vital part of our lives. What's the purpose, and how are we to pray?

Jonathan continues the study covering the Armor of Elohim (God) from Ephesians 6, this time focusing on the Shield of Faith. What is faith, what isn't it, what does it do for us, and how do we grow in it are key questions investigated in this week's message.

This week Riley cites several verses from Ezekiel that should cause us to stop and think, "Is my heart in this?" The people in Ezekiel's time were guilty of serving Elohim with their lips only and not their heart. We see that Yeshua accused some of this same form of heartless worship. 2000 years later we must ask ourselves if we're any different.

Join us this week as we begin to explore how we might be able to get our hearts right before the King of the Universe.

We continues in Ephesians 6 with a look at the "feet shod with the preparation of the Gospel of Peace." Our primary focus this week is answering the question, What is the Gospel? First with a look at common misconceptions about it, Jonathan investigates why it's important to have a proper understanding of the Gospel, and how it impacts our lives today.

When everything seems to be going wrong, what do we do? Do we have the strength and courage to keep going even when it seems like the future is uncertain?

Using Job as a guide, we see that he, too, resented his birth. In his misery, he lamented that he was not taken as an infant and spared these harsh trials.

Join us this week as Riley shares some scriptural insight to keep us pressing forward.

Jonathan continues the discussion of the Armor of Elohim with the Breastplate of Righteousness. What is Righteousness? How does it relate to Truth? How do we equip ourselves with it? This week's message looks at these questions and discusses the relationship between unrighteousness and righteousness.

Riley looks at the meaning of the Hebrew month of Elul and what it means for the King to be in the Field.

Jonathan continues this week with a look into Ephesians 6 and the Armor of Elohim. Beginning with a look at the question, "what does it mean to resist the Devil?", we then look at how we resist using the Belt of Truth.