Today, on the day of her Bat Mitzvah, Aline Snell delivers the Torah Message. Her father Philip introduces her. 

Today, Philip Snell returns to his series of messages based on the book The Other Half of Church. He uses the analogy of a campfire to compare to our innate desire to belong to a group, or multiple groups. He teaches that we must not be swayed by the beliefs of other groups, but instead keep following what the Messiah would have us do. 

In today's message (delayed from 05/14/22), Zac Williams starts with the Torah portion (Genesis 32:3-33 to 33:17) and goes on to consider some of the miracles recorded in the Bible, and shows that sometimes the blessings that God wants to pour out are limited, not because of sin, and not because of God's will, but rather by our own capacity to receive or contain them. 

In his message today, Brian Fritz uses today's Torah portion (Genesis 32:4 to Gen 33:4, the story of Jacob meeting Esau), as a way to show that although families sometimes have "crazy" problems, God is able to overcome them. 

In his message today, Philip Snell returns to his series of talks based on the book The Other Half of Church. Philip looks at the book of Exodus and the story of Moses leading the people of Israel out of Egypt, to develop a list of 16 characteristics that the people of Israel (or the people of God) should have. 

In his message today, Zac Williams lists seven main points to follow in letting God be God in our daily lives and prayers. 

In his message this evening, Joe George teaches that the resurrected Yeshua is the true first fruits offering to God, and that His resurrection is an actual physical reality, the most important event since the creation, and not merely a symbol or a saying. 

In his message today for the Feast of Unleavened Bread, Zac Williams teaches about Yeshua's time between His death and resurrection, and also about how God shows mercy on us, even when we are experiencing hard times. 

Joe George leads an apologetics seminar, and shows several ways to respond to someone's statements concerning the Gospel. Included is an amusing reference to TV detective "Columbo". 

Zac Williams uses today's Torah portion (esp. Genesis 28:10-15, Jacob's Dream/Jacob's Ladder) as a starting point to tie together: the layout of the twelve tribes in Numbers 2, Ezekiel's vision of four creatures (Ezekiel 1), the four living creatures in Revelation 4-6, and the four gates of the New Jerusalem (Revelation 21).