When you don't need another message to have faith that God can resurrect what is dead. When you just need to know that it is ok to accept that He will not, and to move on.

Kassia Pereira takes us through Vayera with the wonder of a child.

Being a children of Abraham means that when God says that He'll bring miraculous birth from barrenness, we are crazy enough to believe it.

Genesis 1 lists the ingredients for activating God's creative power in our lives.

How do we know when the presence of objects and activities in our lives has any linkage to occultic practices that Adonai would want us to eliminate?

On the day when we mourn the destruction of the holy temples, Rabbi Brian calls for a 4-week season of rebuilding the temple, by only speaking prophetic life and creation over ourselves and each other.

Rabbi Brian Samuel uses the game of Operation to illustrate that we have places within us that go "buzz" when touched by someone or something. And these places need the Lord's healing.

After the Ten Commandments were spoken by God from Mount Sinai, Moses went up to the mountain and told the people to wait here until he returns. Same with Yeshua… He went up to the mountain (heaven) and told us to wait here until he returns. But Moses delayed in his coming... and the people who eagerly awaited him fell away and built an idol. This is a prophetic warning of what can happen to us, those who eagerly await the coming of Yeshua. In this sermon, we discuss how this generation can avoid such a deception and can be used as God's special possession in the last days.

Parshat Beha'alotcha informs us that before the Levites were given the role of ministering in the tabernacle, the firstborns of Israel had that role. How did they merit that role? Through suffering.

Rabbi Brian explains how Yeshua's sacrifice covers all sin, and what it means for you.