Pastor Omar uncovers the profound details of the offering of Isaac, diving into the book of Jasher to reveal parallels to Jesus Christ's ultimate sacrifice. This sermon explores the same mountain where both Isaac’s offering and Jesus' crucifixion occurred, the spiritual battles that arose as Abraham and Isaac ascended, and the importance of our words in setting life’s events into motion. Learn how the power of absence can protect your destiny and why too much of even a good thing can have unintended consequences. This is only the beginning of this remarkable story of faith and obedience.

Pastor Omar takes us on a journey through the Book of Jasher, uncovering Abraham’s powerful lesson about honor and respect in families. From Ishmael’s two wives—one dishonoring and the other honoring Abraham—we learn how our words and actions can strengthen or destroy our relationships.

This episode highlights the importance of treating our spouses, children, and parents with love and dignity. Pastor Omar provides practical and spiritual insights on building homes that reflect God’s character. Tune in to discover timeless truths about family honor and respect!

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In this episode, Pastor Omar delivers a powerful message titled "Your Isaac Is Here," encouraging believers that what they’ve been praying for is on its way. Drawing from Genesis and the Book of Jasher, Pastor Omar explores the miraculous birth of Isaac to Abraham and Sarah, even in their old age, as a testament to God’s ability to do the impossible.

Learn how Abraham’s obedience and time spent with Shem brought favor, and why it’s vital to honor your "day ones" when the blessings manifest. This message will inspire you to trust God’s promises and expect laughter-filled joy in your breakthrough!

In the final installment of The Cry of Sodom series, Pastor Omar uncovers the deeper sins of Sodom and Gomorrah beyond what many have traditionally focused on. This eye-opening message delves into the story of Lot, the immoral desires of Sodom’s inhabitants, and God’s clear instructions in Leviticus on sexual purity. Pastor Omar also draws parallels to modern temptations in the music, sports, and political arenas, challenging us to resist the world’s standards and stand firm in righteousness. Tune in to hear this powerful call for holy living in today’s world.

In this powerful episode, Pastor Omar takes us through the Book of Jasher, shedding light on the dark history of Admah, one of the five cities of Sodom. He recounts the story of a traveler who faced harsh, merciless treatment in the city, where residents were forbidden from offering food to strangers, ultimately leading them to starve. One courageous woman defied the cruel rule by providing bread and water, only to face a brutal death at the hands of the city's people.

Pastor Omar draws a compelling parallel to the historical injustices endured by African Americans, the true Hebrews of the Bible, in America. He also reflects on the recent election of President-elect Donald Trump, exploring both the potential benefits and the possible harm this decision could bring. Throughout the message, Pastor emphasizes the critical need to trust in God above any political party, reminding us that only God’s guidance can sustain us through uncertain times.

In this powerful episode, Pastor Omar dives into the revelation of the Lunar Sabbath, exploring insights from the Book of Jubilees. Moving beyond traditional debates over whether the Sabbath falls on Saturday or Sunday, Pastor explains how the true Sabbath is observed after the new moon, shifting each month. He highlights that our Sabbath rest mirrors God’s own rest in creation, and even a portion of His angels join in this heavenly practice. Pastor Omar reassures those who’ve tried to honor the Sabbath on other days, affirming that God blesses sincere efforts. Join us for a message on the grace, renewal, and blessings that flow from honoring God’s Sabbath rest!

Pastor Omar’s sermon on John 6:1-14 took us through Jesus' miraculous feeding of the 5,000, emphasizing how faith and praise activate God’s promises in our lives. When faced with thousands to feed, Jesus invited His disciples to look beyond scarcity. While Philip focused on what they lacked, Andrew’s faith in the small offering—a few loaves and fishes—became the catalyst for God’s abundance. Pastor Omar encouraged us to be "solution-driven" rather than problem-focused, as faith unlocks God’s power.

He also highlighted the importance of gratitude and generosity. Jesus’ act of giving thanks for the little they had led to an overflow, teaching that as we honor God with what we have, He multiplies it. Just as Jesus distributed the bread and fish, Pastor Omar reminded us that our resources are meant to be shared with others, emphasizing that generosity enriches both the giver and receiver.

This teaching inspires us to live with open hands, placing our trust in God's provision, knowing He blesses those who trust and share.

During Sunday’s Feast of Tabernacles celebration, Pastor Omar provided powerful spiritual insight into the story of Lot’s wife, as revealed in Jasher Chapter 19. He explored the deeper meaning behind her actions and the importance of names, showing how the names we give our children can shape their futures. Pastor Omar urged parents to raise their children with God’s Word, teaching them to live in the world but not be consumed by it—a mistake Lot’s wife made, as she raised her daughters to love the world.

Lot’s wife’s decision to look back at Sodom and Gomorrah was rooted in her attachment to the world. Tragically, her daughters refused to leave, and her glance backward resulted in her transformation into a pillar of salt.

Pastor Omar also highlighted another story from the Book of Jasher, where a stranger begged for food, only to be given gold and silver with no one willing to sell him food. Paltith, Lot's compassionate daughter, secretly gave him bread out of pity, and though her act of kindness cost her life, it stood as a testament to righteousness in a city full of wickedness.

This message reminds us of the importance of living intentionally—choosing God's ways over the world and raising the next generation to do the same.

Pastor Omar continues his series, "Eliezer’s Stone: Injustice in the Judicial System," exploring the sins of Sodom beyond homosexuality through the Book of Jasher. He reveals the city’s deeper transgressions—such as robbery and fornication—while drawing parallels to America’s judicial system and its impact on minority communities. Pastor Omar highlights alarming statistics about incarceration rates, particularly in states like Louisiana, Georgia, and Texas, emphasizing systemic racial injustice. Watch this powerful sermon as Pastor Omar calls for action and explores solutions for change.

Pastor Omar continued the series, The Cry of Sodom, by drawing parallels between the injustices in Sodom and Gomorrah and those in America's judicial system. Using the Book of Jasher, Pastor Omar highlighted the story of a man wronged by the judges in Sodom, comparing it to modern-day injustices in the U.S.

Referencing the famous words of Martin Luther King Jr., "Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere,"Pastor Omar called the congregation to attention, warning against turning a blind eye to systemic wrongs. He also previewed upcoming sermons on mass minority incarcerations, corrupt bail policies, disenfranchisement, and capital punishment, all with a focus on how America has out-sinned Sodom.