RENEW

This word shared by Justin walks us through the historical practice of Mussar.

Sukkot, the Feast of Tabernacles, holds profound significance for believers as a vibrant celebration of God's faithful provision during the Israelites' 40 years of wilderness wanderings.

Far from mere tradition, Sukkot prophetically foreshadowed all Messiah Jesus has now fulfilled, transforming this seasonal rejoicing into a foretaste of the ultimate restoration where Christ reigns, and all believers — Jew and Gentile — dwell securely in His presence forever.

The Day of Atonement, is the holiest day in the Biblical calendar, a time of fasting, repentance, and seeking forgiveness. Join us to discover how 'This Day' foreshadows the work of Jesus: His death, His sacrifice, and the atoning merit of His blood.

Peter shares the Hebrew Moment, to see that our Chayil (Strength) is in the LORD.

Yom Teruah - Feast of Trumpets

This message, we re-discover the Feast of Trumpets. How the feast resonates with biblical themes of repentance and hope, and encourages a life of holiness, prayer, and active faith, as we prepare for the coming of Jesus.

Mandy reveals to us Chalash. Weakness through which true strength from God takes over.

Leviticus 23 outlines the Feasts of the LORD and God claims ownership of them as 'My appointed feasts'. They are neither Old Testament Feasts, nor are they Feasts of Israel or Jewish Feasts.

Listen as we continue to be inspired and challenged through the spiritual significance of God's Fall Feasts.

This episode, Todd highlights the Wisdom that undergirds our daily Christian walk in Chokmah and Sakal.

In this message Mathys gives us an overview of the next three Biblical Feasts - Feast of Trumpets, the Day of Atonement, and the Feast of Tabernacles - Listen to hear about prophetic events that are yet to be fully fulfilled, as we prepare for Jesus's return.

Cheshbon hanefesh - literally “accounting of the soul” - is a disciplined practice of reviewing our actions, thoughts, and intentions to grow spiritually.

This practice is not about earning salvation (which comes by grace through faith in Jesus Christ) but about living faithfully, stewarding our lives as disciples, ensuring our deeds reflect our faith, repenting of sins, and preparing for the day when we stand before Him.