MNC Fellowship

Sometimes we feel as though we have no part in the ministry, but such is not true. Every member of the assembly has his or her own ministry, and we are called to be faithful in it. Yeshua is one of the best examples of this.

A review of the reasons I believe Jonathan Cahn is in error on his "mystery" teaching, and also a detailed look at Deuteronomy 15:1-11. At the end I ask the question, "How does all of this apply to us today?"

Having money is never condemned in Scripture, even a lot of it, but riches can sometimes - a lot of the time - be accompanied with unrighteousness. What constitutes wicked riches?

We must confess our sins, asking the Father to forgive us, forgive others of their sins against us, and also accept what the Father has said about us being forgiven.

Third lesson in the Shemitah series. Covers the reason for the 70 years in Babylonian captivity, and takes a look at whether or not the cycle that was to begin when the Israelites entered Canaan land (Leviticus 25:1-2) continued on through the captivity of Israel in a foreign country.

No plan in our life should be free from the instructions of our Creator. We are nothing but a vapor of smoke, here today, gone tomorrow.

One of the key ingredients to the Sabbatical cycle is the year of Jubilee, yet most groups that calculate for the land Sabbath ignore this key. This lesson also covers an additional point in Leviticus 25 that proves the Sabbatical years begin in the spring rather than the fall.

Relaying information about others is a serious matter. So often though we get caught up in a moment and say things that should never come out of our lips. We forget that when we slander our neighbor we are slandering the law itself.

Rabbi Jonathan Cahn has written a book that is sweeping across the nation of America. Many in the religious world are taking hold of it as end times revelation from the Lord. It deals with what he calls a 3,000 year old mystery surrounding the Sabbatical year in the Bible. What are we to make of his claims? This lesson exegetes Leviticus 25:1-7.

Saint James gives in this short section what is probably one of the best invitations to salvation ever given before.