Your life today is the result of the choices you’ve made—and the ones you’ve avoided. In this eye-opening message from Jasher 28, Bishop Omar reveals how two brothers—Jacob and Esau—shared the same upbringing but chose completely different paths. Jacob pursued the instruction of the Lord for 32 years under Shem and Eber; Esau refused to go, choosing comfort over calling.

This message exposes the danger of spiritual complacency and reminds us that faith isn’t inherited—it’s chosen. You’ll learn to evaluate your decisions through three dimensions:

• Spiritual – Are you prayerless or ignoring God’s voice?

• Physical – Are your emotions driving your choices?

• Psychological – Are you stuck in blame or excuses?

The lesson is simple but life-changing: Clarify. Consider. Choose. Stop seeking wisdom from dead sources when you have access to the Living God. This could be the day your wisdom begins to reign.

🎧 Listen now and learn how to make choices that align with destiny, not impulse.

Why did humanity’s lifespan fall from nearly a thousand years to less than a hundred? In this powerful message, Bishop Omar uncovers a divine mystery rooted in Jasher 28:16 and illuminated by Genesis, Romans, and James.

We explore how Adam’s fall in Eden ushered in not just sin but the reign of death—and how Jesus, our second Adam, broke its power once and for all. This message connects sin, sickness, and spiritual health in a profound way, showing that confession and forgiveness open the door to healing and restoration.

🎧 Listen as Bishop Omar reveals that while death may have reigned through one man, life now reigns through Christ. It’s not about condemnation—it’s about liberation and victory over every form of death that tries to hold you back.

In this powerful message from The Book of Jasher, chapter 28, Bishop Omar reveals a divine pattern that turns famine into favor and wilderness into awakening. We follow Isaac’s journey through famine, blessing, and obedience — learning that comfort can sometimes be the enemy of calling.

God is using your wilderness to refine you, not define you. America, like Gerar for Isaac, has been a place of protection — but not the Promised Land. This episode calls us to discern the difference between temporary provision and permanent promise, reminding us that trouble doesn’t last always and God is still leading His people home.

🎧 Listen now to discover how your current season may be preparing you for a greater exodus and deeper encounter with God.

The Feast of Tabernacles season is here, and Bishop Omar Thibeaux delivers a powerful word to remind us why this celebration matters for God’s people.

📖 Key Takeaways:

The biblical command to observe Tabernacles (Deut. 16:13).

Why the traditions of man, like December birthdays for Christ, miss the truth of scripture.

The deeper meaning of tents, outdoor dwelling, and how God tabernacled with us!

How even small steps back toward our Hebrew roots honor God.

This is more than history—it’s a call to live in truth, walk in faith, and see Jesus Christ as the fulfillment of Tabernacles.

In Part 4 of A Hundred Fold in the Same Year, Bishop Omar shares a convicting message titled Hindrances of Sowing with a focus on laziness. Drawing wisdom from Proverbs, he revealed how slothfulness stifles growth and blocks blessings. Laziness is more than inactivity—it’s an unwillingness to use the energy God has given us. Bishop reminded us that even Jesus told us to consider the ant and look at its ways. This message challenges us to step up, work with excellence, and represent Christ in all we do.

Bishop Omar continues his powerful series on One Hundred Fold In The Same Year - Isaac Sowed with part three: Fear. In this message, Bishop reveals how fear can hinder us from sowing into the Kingdom and into our God-given gifts. Drawing from the parable of the talents, he challenges us to invest wisely what God has entrusted to us, reminding us that our gifts don’t belong to us—they belong to God. Learn why fear is not just weakness, but wickedness, and how love casts out fear so we can live fruitful, multiplying lives for the Kingdom.

In part two of A Hundred Fold in the Same Year: Isaac Sowed, Bishop Omar challenges us to see sowing beyond just giving financially to the Kingdom. He shows us the importance of also sowing into ourselves — educationally, financially, physically, and spiritually. Whether it’s advancing your education, investing in your dreams, caring for your body, or strengthening your spiritual walk, this message will inspire you to stop settling for “enough” and start pursuing God’s best.

In this powerful message, Bishop Omar Thibeaux returns with a revelatory teaching on “A Hundredfold in the Same Year.” Drawing from Isaac’s blessing, Bishop challenges us to examine one of the most overlooked yet vital aspects of our spiritual walk—sowing into the Kingdom through the tithe. With clarity and conviction, he explains how tithing isn’t about God needing our money—it’s a test of faith, obedience, and priorities. This message will encourage you to trust God with your finances, reframe your heart toward giving, and discover the blessings that flow when your financial life is brought into order by the tithe.

In this powerful kickoff to the new series “The Sins of Our Fathers,” Bishop Omar explores “Parental Programming” through the lens of Jasher 28. We see how Isaac, like his father Abraham, repeats generational patterns—lying about his wife out of fear. Bishop challenges us to reflect on how much of our adult behavior, especially in relationships and finances, is shaped by our upbringing. Are we truly being ourselves, or are we echoing our parents’ patterns—good or bad? This message is a deep, introspective call to break generational cycles and walk in the new identity Christ has given us.

In The Birthright III: Esau Sold His Birthright, Bishop Omar dives deeper into the spiritual implications behind one of the most pivotal moments in scripture. Coming from the Book of Jasher and Genesis, Bishop unpacks how Esau gave up his birthright to Jacob and what it reveals about our own struggles with the flesh — particularly with food. He highlights the dangers of unchecked appetites and the spiritual discipline required to walk in purpose. We also gain insight into the Law of Primogeniture, and how God's divine plan superseded man’s traditions. A powerful message about calling, discipline, and the cost of short-term satisfaction.