Messianic Shabbat - The Harvest

The story of Korah is chalked full of principles related to authority and rebellion. Korah himself becomes a symbol of rebellion, shame, and shocking judgements due to his pride and stubbornness. The cardinal lesson is that rebellion against delegated authority is rebellion against God. The Spirit of Korah is alive and well today. It seeks to lead people to separate and rebel against God’s delegated authorities. God hated it then and hates it now. Staying away from those who walk under its influence will keep you safe against all the fallout that is coming to their lives. Join us as we learn the earmarks of the Spirit of Korah.

Jesus came that we might have life and life abundantly. In Him we are blessed. But we live in a fallen and dangerous world. Due to this, we will face “giants” who oppose and threaten us. We will either cower and risk losing what God has called us to and given us, or, like David, we will yield to and be filled with Holy Spirit and slay our giants! Join us as we continue to explore what God can do through His Spirit as we look at the story of King David.

Being filled with the Holy Spirit and living life by the leading of the Holy Spirit is not only adventurous but it is also deeply meaningful. With the Holy Spirit, we can overcome every storm that threatens our life and well being. It is life in and by the Holy Spirit that we become the best and noblest version of ourselves. Through the Holy Spirit we can live life as victors rather than victims. Join us as we continue to explore what God can do through His Spirit as we look at the story of King David.

We all have or will face overwhelming circumstances that threaten our happiness and/or even our very lives. A terminal illness, the loss of a loved one, prison, violence, financial ruin, betrayal, homelessness, etc. We will either succumb to these challenges or rise up and overcome them. You may say my situation is impossible! God says, all things are possible to the one who believes. Our choices are clear, surrender or fight. Join us as we explore what God can do through His Spirit when we believe.

When we look at the story of the Exodus, there is much we can learn about our own stories of sin and freedom in Jesus. It is true that the Lord came and saved us in our Egypt’s of sin and shame and He also mandated that we come out of them. We cannot stay in our Egypts. This exodus, both past and present, was to be in haste! How is your journey out of places of sin and into places of holiness coming? Are you making progress? Is the pace in haste or are you slacking and lagging behind? Join us as we continue the journey together. We shall be holy for our God is holy

The Lord is holy! And because He is holy, He expects His sons and daughters to also be holy. But what exactly is holiness? What does it mean to be holy like Him? Join us as we explore this intriguing aspect of our Father. A aspect that each of us are called to. Let’s pursue holiness for without it none of us will see the Lord (Heb. 12:14).

Join us as we hear a special message from Fay Yalenga, wife of Rabbi Alex Yalenga, from Zambia Messianic Fellowship. Zambia Messianic Fellowship (ZMF) is the oldest grouping of Messianic Jewish Congregations in Zambia. They are a Yeshua (Jesus) centered and Torah observant organization made up of Jewish and Gentile believers in Messiah Yeshua. Alex and Fay also oversee several other young Messianic Congregations dotted all over Zambia. Fay is the founder and in charge of the orphanage day school (160+ Children) in western Lusaka and live-in orphanage in eastern Lusaka both named after the late messianic Jewish Rabbi Jerome Fleischer.

God is a god of order, not chaos. As His children, we are called to order our lives. Part of ordering is arranging things in a way that prioritizes the important aspects of life. This is what brings blessing, peace, and prosperity. Today we will look into the four great priorities of life; God, family, church, and government.

There is no greater dynamic and empowerment than that which comes from being immersed in the Holy Spirit! It is by and through the Holy Spirit that we are born anew and enabled to be reflect and represent Jesus here in our world. This infilling of the Spirit is for all who believe in Jesus. The only requirement is that we ask, seek, and pursue being filled up with the Holy Spirit. In this teaching we will unpack what it means to advance the Kingdom of God by the Holy Spirit!

Along with most Jewish people, a growing number of Christians will also be celebrating Passover this year. This interest in Passover is a direct result of the renewed hunger to understand the Jesus of the Scriptures verse the Jesus of tradition. As believers in Jesus return to biblical literature, they are also returning to the ancient celebrations and holy days found in the word of God. Passover is probably the most popular one currently. Join us and discover why Passover was so important to Jesus and His followers and why it should be equally as important to you.