What does it mean to be a disciple of Yeshua? Before you go into the water, you should know what it is you are agreeing to. Yeshua cautions us to "count the cost" first. Listen to the audio and/or download the PDF version of the teaching below.

Take a visit to Babylon to spend some time with the Prophet Ezekiel. What's going on with Ezekiel's "wheel way up in the middle of the sky," and what is he doing in Babylon anyway? Follow the story of Ezekiel from his deportation to his commissioning to his tragic visions of Jerusalem's fall to his stunning preditions of the redemption and the Messianic Era Temple.

The story of Yeshua's entrance in Jerusalem prepares us for Passover through the correlation of three important prophecies about the coming of the Messiah. 

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There is a lot of richness and beauty to the Shabbat service and the traditional siddur. It can be a spiritually engaging and deep experience.

This lecture was delivered by one of our members at the UMJC Conference in Chicago in 2017.

The Seventh Sign is the resurrection of Yeshua, but what does the resurrection of Yeshua really mean? What does it signify, what does it accomplish, and why is it a sign? Here's a few deep thoughts about the big event and the conclusion to the series "Seven Signs of the Messiah."

Sign number six takes us to the village of Bethany to meet the three siblings: Miriyam, Marta, and Lazer. Here's a teaching through the famous story. 

Heaven and Hell are a heartbeat away! Most people who visit the World of Souls desribe "going into the Light," a being of pure love, but not every Near Death Experience is so positive. What does the scripture teach us about the Great Light? And what do Near Death Experiences tell us about the other side of the great divide? 

To learn more about a Messianic Jewish perspective on Heaven and Hell, get the audio series What About Heaven and Hell.

"My whole life flashed before my eyes!" In the World of Souls, everyone gives an account for all the deeds committed in the body. This teaching compares the Jewish concept of Cheshbon HaNefesh (Account of the Soul) with reports of Near Death Experiences in which a person goes through a complete life review.  

People on their deathbeds often report seeing angelic beings or even the presence of deceased family members. Are these merely hallucinations created by a dying brain, or are they glimpses into the World of Souls. This teaching from Shabbat Vayechi explores the meaning behind the biblical euphemism of being gathered to one's people.

Are reports of Near Death Experiences (NDE) credible? People resuscitated from clinical brain-death sometimes report out-of-body experiences in the World of Souls. Does that correlate with the Bible? Do these reports have anything to teach us about the state of the dead before the resurrection? This teaching explores the NDE in light of traditional Jewish teaching and New Testament expectation.