7/11/1995. Converted from cassette.

Recorded in Israel March, 2011. Just as Abraham cut a covenant with God, and as Yeshua cut a covenant with God on our behalf, so we also make covenant with the Father and the people in our lives. Asher speaks on the reality of living in covenant with loyalty, faithfulness and integrity. There is no such thing as love without covenant.

Cyprus, February 12, 2009. We are all familiar with the Gospel, but are we familiar with Satan's point of view of the Gospel? Asher starts the message from when Lucifer was one of God's highest angels, and then discusses the heritage of the Messianic line according to Satan and his plan to destroy the Jewish people. Key points in history depict Satan's attempt to kill the seed that would eternally save the world. However, the Word shows his ultimate failure as Yeshua, the promised seed, was born into the earth and reclaimed the keys to Hell and death, and will victoriously return again to rule and reign.

Recorded at El Shaddai Congregation. The Church is the Bride of Messiah, called to "make herself ready" for His return. Asher speaks on the joy set before Yeshua even as he suffered the pain of death, the joy of a groom anticipating his bride even as he pays the bride price. If we mean that much to Him, should we not do all we can to keep our affections for Him, apart from idols made from our misplaced affections? Persevering to the end, the Bride of Messiah is called to Holiness: Holiness not of legality, but of pure intimacy with God.

October, 2010. Recently, Asher taught at the Tikkun tour in Israel. The teaching includes the vision of the Body of Messiah in Israel for revival in the end times, and how we are to be involved in practical ways to fulfill that vision both in Israel and the nations. The message was a summary of our ministry foundations taken from Romans 11, verses 25 and 26, as well as a summary of the state of the Messianic remnant in Israel today.

Recorded at El Shaddai Congregation, Frederick, MD. "Where there is no vision the people perish." (Proverbs 29:18) Asher speaks on the importance of vision personally and congregationally: to see and perceive what God has for us so that we may fulfill the calling of the Gospel that He has put in our hearts. (With an introduction on giving and offerings as an act of worship.)(ends abruptly)

Asher speaks to a group of people, including newer believers, about succeeding in the Spirit when under attack and staying in the Faith. Drawing from Psalm 1, Asher shares on the importance of not only studying the Word of God, but meditating on it, being careful of our interactions and the things that persuade us. We influence to the degree that we are influenced.

Recorded in 2000. Yeshua prayed in the garden of Gethsemane the night before his crucifixion: "Not my will, but Yours [God] be done." In that one hour, Yeshua conquered the greatest battle: the battle of His own will. Asher encourages us to relate to Yeshua in that minute, to identify our struggles with His, knowing that we must reach that dead-end instance and yield, trusting God to take over in that moment. Sometimes when reaching for our Destiny, things seem to go in the opposite direction, but we must remember: Even Yeshua had to die before He could fulfill His Destiny to bring Life.

Recorded at El Shaddai Congregation, Frederick, MD.

Purity is found far from middle ground. It takes desperation for God's presence to pull from feelings and circumstances that war to distract us from the dedication needed to become pure. Secular humanism infuses friendship with the world into the mindset of society, while the Word of God distinctly says that such friendship is enmity with God. While lust presses to disintegrate all things, the only measure of response great enough to combat it is a heart that gives its all. Desperate situations require radical solutions.

Asher begins with a children's message on the oil of God's presence and seamlessly ties it into Psalm 133: the unity of God's people, anointed with the oil of His Presence over the leadership of the community and the simplicity of God's love and blessing inside our lives. He then talks about standing in faith with our hearts attached to the things of God, following Him in obedience and finding blessing in that, outside of complacency.