Heaven… The City of God. The eternal reward of those in Christ and the resting place of the saints… Or is it??? Is our hope to one day walk the streets of gold in this place called Heaven? Is this the eternal destination of the righteous? Or have we had the wool pulled over our eyes and exchanged our eternal hope for a counterfeit? If I’ve got your attention and you want to know more, then stick around for this week’s 5 Minute Torah.

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Can our sins become merits? At first glance, the question seems absurd, and the answer appears obvious. Yet, in this season of evaluation and introspection, when we carefully reflect on our sins and the areas where we’ve fallen short, Judaism offers a profound and unique perspective on how we assess our shortcomings. On this Shabbat of Return (Shabbat Shuvah), Rabbi Damian presents a fresh approach to confessions, inviting us to experience renewal during the High Holidays in a deeply transformative way.

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In this powerful teaching, Rabbi Damian challenges us to embrace the spiritual work of the approaching High Holidays. As the month of Elul comes to a close and Rosh Hashanah approaches, it’s time to reflect, repent, and prepare our souls for the new year. Through heartfelt introspection and Teshuvah, we’re invited to confront our past, forgive, and be forgiven—all while drawing closer to God during this unique season when “the King is in the field.” Don’t miss this opportunity to awaken to a more abundant life. Watch now and step into the work we must do!

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In the days of the Apostles, all the disciples of Yeshua were Jewish and trying to figure out what to do with the Gentiles who were coming to faith. Today, however, followers of Yeshua are predominantly Gentile—so much so that Gentile Christians don’t have a clue as to what to do with Jews who believe in Yeshua—especially those who hold on to the covenant God made with them at Sinai. It seems, the tables are turned a complete 180º from the situation in the days of the Apostles. However, there has been a resurgence of excitement over the Torah from Gentiles in recent years and we are faced with a similar dilemma that the Apostles faced in the first century. Where do Gentiles fit into this Jewish faith? We’ve discussed this issue some in the past, but now we’re going to hit it again from a different angle in this week’s 5 Minute Torah.

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Romans 7 has played a pivotal role in shaping Christian theology throughout the centuries. Traditionally, it has been understood not only as an account of humanity's futile struggle to live according to God's law, but also as Paul's own story and his subsequent condemnation of his former life under the law. However, as we’ve done throughout this series, this week’s exploration of Romans 7 and 8 will offer a fresh perspective on this concept—one that may profoundly change how you understand Paul’s message moving forward.

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In Matthew 15, Yeshua called some of the Pharisees of his day “blind guides.” He then followed it up by saying, “And if the blind lead the blind, both will fall into a pit.” (Matthew 15:14). But what about you? Have you been a blind guide and led someone into a pit without even knowing it? Let’s take a look at this idea together in this week’s 5 Minute Torah.

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In Part 9 of the "Repaving Romans Road" series, we dive into Romans 5-6 to clarify one of  Paul's most well-known (and equally misunderstood) statements, "not under the law but under grace.” This teaching again explains the importance of understanding who Paul is talking to, why he’s saying what he says, and most importantly, what the practical application of that idea should like for his Roman audience. We’ll continue to see Paul emphasizing the importance of understanding the Law’s role in revealing sin, not offering salvation, and show that Paul never abandons the Torah’s value for all humanity.

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We’re living in a time similar to the days of King Josiah in which the Torah has been lost among the followers of Yeshua. Now that we’ve rediscovered it, what are we supposed to do with it? Let’s explore this idea in this week’s 5 Minute Torah.

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In Part 8 of "Repaving Romans Road," we dive into Romans 4 and explore Paul’s continued focus on his audience in Rome, particularly how they can find entry into the family. There is still much talk of circumcision/conversion. But here Paul traces the story back to Abraham, the father of many, whose faith before circumcision opens a door for Gentile inclusion, and the opportunity to see themselves connected to the family of God through the promises made to Abraham. In this chapter, we see Paul continue to brilliantly illustrate to the nations how faith—not the flesh—unites Jews and Gentiles into God’s eternal family.

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What if you had a magical key that could unlock any door in the world? What door would you use it on? This seems like something you might read about in a children’s story or maybe a fantasy book, right? But what if I told you that there is a key to unlocking global redemption that most people are completely oblivious to. What if you had THIS key? Would you be willing to use it? Now, what if I told you that I can give you this key? Does it sound too good to be true? If you want to know more about this key and the power that can be at your fingertips, then stick around for this week’s 5 Minute Torah.

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