Unlike any other teaching you might have heard on "the armor of God," this final installment in our series on the Epistle to the Ephesians places the discussion on the armor of God in it's biblical and eschatological context: the final battle with the nations which is called Gog and Magog and the battle of Armageddon.  

Stand against the schemes of the Devil and learn about spiritual warfare in Ephesus! Here's the real story behind the "Armor of God" in Ephesians 6 and the meaning of "the devil's schemes."

Apostolic directives for slaves and their owners in the Roman world have modern implications for discipleship today. This study from Ephesians 6 teaches us about Distinction Theology, discipleship, and the service of Hashem.

There’s no formula to guarantee that you will raise godly children. But here’s a few tips for mom and dad if you want to raise kids that stay in faith: A little parenting advice from Parashat Toldot and Ephesians 6. 

The best-laid plans of mice and men often go awry, but Hashem's plans never do. What do you do when youre plans don't work out as you had hoped? Here's a teaching about God's hidden ways.

Are you a servant of Yeshua? The apostles found inspiration and their own sense of identity in the story of Abraham sending his servant Eliezer on a mission to Haran.

The Abrahamic prophecies find their greatest fulfillment only in the Messiah and the universal sweep of the Messianic Kingdom. Take a fresh look at Genesis 12:1-5 in the light of the traditional Jewish interpretation and the revelation of Messiah.

Study is the highest form of worship. Here's a talk about Torah study for Shabbat Bereishit, encouraging us all to get more serious and more disciplined in our daily Bible studies. 

A teaching of Yom Kippur 5762 (2021) about the impact of the cross on how believers understand and celebrate Yom Kippur.

Paul refers to marriage as a “profound mystery.” He does not mean that “men are from Mars and women are from Venus” or that “you can’t live with them and can’t live without them.” A “mystery” is “an esoteric secret” on the level of Sod. Let’s take a look at the profound mystery at the end of Ephesians 5.