Pastor Mark encouraged us over this next month to remember our history during this time from Scripture so that we do not repeat what led to the walls being breached and ultimately the destruction of both temples about five hundred years apart.

Cole Hostetler brought convicting and sobering message to consider what sin or idolatry may be in our lives that are holding us back in our walk with Yahweh and Yeshua.  There was a call to action through repentance and a higher standard to be maintained.

Starting with Mount Sinai where the Torah was given and ending at Mount Zion where the Spirit was given, fire was on both, and the people GATHERED together heard and saw the Word of Yahweh as it was given.

Pastor Mark continues the series of Peter with the three questions asked of him...contrasting Agape/Committed Love with Phileo/Friendship/Brotherly Love.  Which kind of love do we have for the Father, Yeshua and each other?

Douglas Merritt, Jr. brought a very timely message for Shavuot/Feast of Weeks/Pentecost encouraging all that this is a season of transformation...even when one is in grief.  He went on to remind us that all who need comfort in any way, that the Comforter has come in the form of the Holy Spirit.

In preparation for the upcoming feast of Shavuot/Feast of Weeks/Pentecost, Past Mark brought a message how the Holy Spirit is used in our sanctification process.

Dr. Hollisa Alewine brought a timely message of what counting the Omer to Shavuot can produce in the life of the believer.  It prepares us for the betrothal as it matures us in our walk.

Pastor Mark spoke to the value and necessity to be led by the Spirit and to sharpen our discernment to know if we are being led by the Spirit of the flesh.

Coleman Hostetler brought a personal testimony of trying times and how he was taught by the Spirit and the Word to trust and have faith through the process.

Pastor Mark shows patterns in Scripture where the Torah and the New Testament both testify of Yeshua, but the knowledge of Yeshua is what removes that veil.