How do you, as a post-tribulational ministry, respond to the fact that we are spared from God’s wrath? Does this not mean that we are spared from the horrors of the Tribulation period?

I am having difficulty approaching the word that “the kingdom of heaven suffers violence, and violent men take it by force.” Does this mean that the Kingdom of Heaven is supposed to be a violent force? Has this not been abused in past history by the Church?

How can today’s Messianic movement widely advocate that the Law of Moses is still valid, when the Bible is clear that Christians are not “under the Law”?

Are there any instances where it is acceptable to eat unclean meats?

What role, if any, do you believe tradition should play in our examination and application of Scripture, particularly the Torah?

I heard a Messianic Bible teacher say that Yeshua was the Torah made flesh. I do not understand this concept. Can you please explain?

How do you respond to the claim that Christ has done away with the ceremonial law, but that the moral law of God remains?

J.K. McKee of Messianic Apologetics will be reviewing important passages from 1 Corinthians chs. 1-8.

How am I to appropriately understand the division of the Torah’s commandments?

In Deuteronomy 4:2 we are told not to add commandments to those of the Torah, yet in Judaism, and in the Messianic movement today, we have many people who follow traditions of men that some claim are “commanded,” or at least authorized by God. I am confused.