As I'm posting this installment of TMTO, the Fall Feasts of the LORD will be upon us in a little more than a week. So, in preparation I've elected to conduct a general overview of the Fall Feasts to prepare us to receive these set-apart days.

In this final installment to our death, the grave, and the resurrection series, we separate the error of the rapture error from the truth of the resurrection of the dead.

The mysterious story contained in our Torah Reading this week of Zipporah circumcising her son to save the life of Moses highlights for us the central truth that even the small things of covenant and Torah matter to God.

This 47th Torah Portion of the 3-year reading cycle highlights Moses' encounter with God. We learn from this historic encounter about one of God's greatest character traits: that He is Holy. We discuss the ramifications that God's holiness poses to Messianics in various areas of their faith walk.

In this 45th Torah Reading we learn of the deaths of the Patriarchs Jacob and Joseph. From their story we gain an essential understanding of death, the grave, and the afterlife, especially as it relates to God's set-apart people. This is part 2 of a discussion on the subject of death, the grave, and the resurrection.

In this 45th Torah Reading we learn of the deaths of the Patriarchs Jacob and Joseph. From their story we gain an essential understanding of death, the grave, and the afterlife, especially as it relates to God's set-apart people. This is part-1 of a discussion on the subject of death, the grave, and the afterlife.

In this TMTO Sabbath Thoughts and Reflections, we discuss the practical elements of the Jewish Memorial Day of the 9th of Av (aka Tisha B'Av) as well as how we who are the redeemed of God relate and identify with Israel, who God called by name.

The denominationalists have used Colossians 2:16-17, along with similar passages, to promote their anti-Torah agenda. These have ignored the context in which this passage was originally written and have fashioned a false narrative that strips away the elements of God's righteous Way of Life He gifted for His chosen people. But in this installment of TMTO, we expose the error of their twisted interpretations and set straight the true purpose and meaning of this key Pauline passage.

Many have used 1 Timothy 4:1-5 as proof that God's dietary laws have been done away with along with the rest of Torah, making the consumption of any meats permissible by the would-be child of God. But is this Pauline passage actually releasing God's people to eat whatever they want? We examine this passage to see if the Church's teachings on this passage are indeed true.