Eddie Chumney shared prophetic connections to the history of Chanukah and how we must understand that history always repeats itself and we must stand strong and learn from it.

Pastor Mark brought Part 1 of a message that is encouraging us to overcome and not give up as the reward will be great and worth it.

Pastor Mark shared from Proverbs 16:3 which says, "Commit your works to YHVH and your plans will be established."  He then showed through the history of Joseph how he committed his works to YHVH and no matter what circumstance he found himself in, he prospered.  He truly bloomed where he was planted though he was slave.  He served faithful as a slave as unto YHVH and then became second in command only to Pharaoh.

Pastor Mark brings a message from Romans 8 about Open Doors, Closed Doors and Not Using Windows.

Pastor Mark brought some prophetic insight from John 2 and connected it back to Exodus 19 and then connected forward to the day that we're looking to when the kingdom comes.

Pastor Mark brings a message for Shabbat Shuvah, the Sabbath of Return.  It's about turning from our sin in order to enter into Yom Kippur fully cleansed as a rehearsal of the final judgment day that is to come when Yeshua returns.  

Pastor Mark brings a message about what the Feasts of Trumpets symbolizes and points too as we are preparing to celebrate this awesome feast next week. 

Pastor Mark & Tammy McLendon show the Biblical uses of "afflicting your soul" and "humbling your soul" as it pertains to fasting and it's connection to the commandment for Yom Kippur the Day of Atonement.

Pastor Mark continues to encourage us through this introspection time with messages that will help us with that.  Today our proof text is from James 1:19 which says, "This you know, my beloved brethren. But everyone must be quick to hear, slow to speak and slow to anger;"

Pastor Mark continues to encourage the body of Messiah to check our hearts and love one another.  The four points made from reading from the book of Ruth were:
1. Ture Love has sticking power
2. You show love by reaching beyond your comfort zone
3. You show love by adjusting to others
4. You show love by offering encouraging words

May we be like Ruth and move forward so that we don't return to that which is familiar and in the wrong direction.