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Sermon Update 1.18.26 :: I received a lot of feedback on my teachings about Overseers and actual Assemblies. I thought I would take the time and respond to some of them it in a sermon. I love everyone, and hope for the best for you all.

Sermon Update 1.17.26 :: I define the word Deacon and then go over the criteria for this Messianic office. There is some overlap with the Overseer, but there are a few points new in regards to specific doctrine, the mystery of the faith.

Sermon Update 1.11.26 :: When I taught on the Torah Community needing Overseers with actual Assemblies I had four brothers reach out to me, desiring/aspiring the office of the Overseer. This message is a call to these brothers, and anyone else desiring said office. It’s a long, tough road, but the reward is priceless.

Sermon Update 1.4.26 :: The Torah Community indeed needs Overseers with actual assemblies, but there is a set of criteria for the Overseer. The Apostle did just take up space when he wrote this section of the letter. Such men may be few in number but they exist, and it’s them we need leading our congregations.

Sermon Update 12.28.25 :: The office of an Overseer stems from Moses in the book of Exodus all the way to Apostles Peter and Paul in the Newer Testament. If a man feels called to teach Scripture, and that calling is confirmed by existing elders in the Faith, the man needs to do the hard work of planting a church community in his locality, and be faithful to the work of the ministry.

Sermon Update 12.19.25 :: This is one of the top verses in the Bible that makes people upset. There is certainly more than one interpretation of this text among scholars, but I do my best to stay within the immediate context and exegete properly. I pray that Christian wives across the world would take heed to Paul’s instruction here, instruction that he derived from the Torah.

Sermon Updated 12.12.25 :: Apostle Paul Instructs the men to be the leaders in peaceful prayer. He also instructs the women to dress modest and decent. Does this text prohibit jewelry or nice clothing for women? Listen to learn how to study the Bible.

Sermon Updated 11.28.25 :: Paul begins by instructing young Timothy, urging him to pray for everyone’s salvation, no matter who they are. Even an evil king may be saved and come to the knowledge of the one Yahweh and His human Messiah Yeshua.

Sermon Updated 11.19.25 :: Paul is overwhelmed at the mercy he’s received and gives glory to the Almighty. Then, he picks back up his exhortation to Timothy, telling him to mark a couple of men who need some chastisement.

Sermon Updated 11.12.25 :: While Paul condemns sin and sinners (vss. 7-11) he also recognizes that even the worst of sinners may repent and be forgiven. When we doubt that we have been forgiven, we should think of Paul’s words here about Yeshua’s great patience.