Today guest speaker Ben Juster updates us on Tikkun America, and talks about our identity in Messiah. Posting delayed from 2023-Mar-11. 

Today Philip Snell interrupts his series on the gifts of the Spirit to talk about Purim, and about how God is always protecting us, even if he is unseen. 

Today, Philip Snell continues his series on the gifts of The Spirit, starting a new section on speaking in tongues. Philip points out that although it is a controversial subject and there are many viewpoints on it, speaking in tongues was created by God, and it is His gift to His Church, so we should not reject it out of hand. Included are two testimonies from congregants. 

Philip Snell continues with part 3 of his series on receiving and operating in the gift of prophecy. 

Philip Snell continues with part 2 of his series on receiving and operating in the gift of prophecy. Posting of part 2 was delayed from February 04, 2023. Part 1 was on Jan 14, 2023. 

Today Jonathan Hopkins delivers a midrash (commentary on today's torah portion) giving examples from when he was a kid using a Commodore 64, as an adult assembling a new dresser, and going back to the Torah portion, Aaron's two sons Abihu and Nadab destroyed by heavenly fire in Leviticus 10. 

Today we again welcome guest speakers Rabbi Jerry and Jo Miller, this is their third visit to Remnant. Rabbi Jerry teaches on the importance of Joy, and lists four points that show how an attitude of joy improves our thinking. Jo Miller brings us a prophetic word. 

Today Philip Snell continues his series on the Holy Spirit and the gifts of The Spirit, including prophecy. He begins with the definition of prophecy and goes on to talk about the two types of prophecy, and the three purposes of prophecy. Included is a great story from the life of Charles Spurgeon. He concludes with the dangers of confirmation bias. 

Today Philip Snell interrupts his series on the gifts of The Spirit to deliver a message, delayed from the Hanukkah and New Year season, on "Oaths and Vows". The Bible shows us that because of the greatness of God, we should be careful about making oaths or vows, since we as humans are so limited compared to God.