MNC Fellowship

The finale to the mini-sermon-series on the creedal hymn. I center in on Yeshua’s resurrection, how he obtained it, where he is at in heaven, some of what he is doing, and a few other things throughout. I do talk about his sonship, and throw a little bit of biblical cosmology in the mix. Hope it blesses you. 

Before Yeshua ever died and resurrected to eternal life, people were believing upon him from various nations. This sermon focuses on some key texts in the Gospel of John that explain what exactly Paul meant when he said Yeshua was “believed on in the world.”

Yeshua was a preacher, and he did not just preach to Israelites (lost or found). Listen to learn about some important concepts in the gospel of Matthew, surrounding the “Sermon on the Mount.” 

This was the sermon Yahweh laid upon my heart to give for the first day of Unleavened Bread (2026). It was prompted by someone recently telling me how heavy a yoke it must be for me to think I have to keep all the commandments. I hope and pray this message is a blessing to you.

Continuing on in this creedal hymn I look at the phrase “seen by angels,” considering the chronology as well as a parallel text from Apostle Peter. Yeshua not only conquered sin and death, he conquered the Devil, fallen angels, and demonic spirits.

Stephen continues to show that Moses was rejected by Israel of old, as a depiction of Yeshua being rejected by the then, current Israel. Stephen begins to bring up angels, which is interesting seeing the Sadducees (of which sect the High Priest belonged) didn’t believe in angels.

I give an overview of my “Passover Conversations” for the last several years, and then I answer two questions or concerns I most often receive from those who remain inquisitive.

Yeshua of Nazareth was proven to be upright (perfectly) upon his resurrection to immortality. The future resurrection that us followers of Yeshua will partake in is our blessed hope beyond compare. I talk about Yeshua’s ability to fly in this lesson. You read that correctly.

While this sermon centers in on a key, Christological point (in this early Creed/Hymn), it begins by focusing on textual variation, criticism, and New Testament attestation.

Some theology may be disagreed upon by true brothers, but some theology is absolutely essential to the brotherhood and thus salvation. The mystery of holiness is one such essential element to the faith/truth.