Speaking in Tongues
On the day of Shavuot, or Pentecost, after Yeshua’s resurrection, something spectacular happened as they were “filled with the Holy Spirit.”
The Love of God
This beautiful hymn was composed in 1917 Frederick M. Lehman. The third verse has long been one of my favorites, and its origin is even more interesting.
On Shavuot (A Letter from Tom)
As we approach the Appointed Time of Shavuot, I want to share a portion of a letter I received from a friend some time back. “Tom” is currently incarcerated.
They Loved The Torah – Book Review
Here is a book that recognizes and highlights how Yeshua and his early followers lived according to the instructions God had originally given to his people.
Charoset and Mixed Up Dates
Can we as a community of believers come together and celebrate the Appointed Times, even knowing that at least some of the dates are mixed up?
(Another) Messianic Passover Haggadah
Here it is, yet another Messianic Passover Haggadah. This Haggadah has been prepared for a small group of offenders in the Indiana Department of Corrections.
Thoughts On Passover
A Passover Seder is a beautiful experience. There are many traditions associated with Passover, just as there are with other Biblical celebrations.
Ministering to Those in Prison
It is Sabbath morning and in just a few minutes I will be meeting with my regular group for an in-depth study of this week’s Torah portion.
Why Do You Keep The Sabbath?
If you are a Sabbath keeper, I have a question for you. Why do you keep the Sabbath? There are probably multiple reasons, and some of them are easy answers.
The Lord’s Prayer
The most well-known prayer in the Brit Chadashah (New Testament) is commonly called The Lord’s Prayer, part of Yeshua’s teaching in the Sermon on the Mount.