When Moses was born, Pharaoh sought to kill the baby. When Jesus was born, Herod sought to kill the baby. When God births leaders, the enemy will do everything he can to stop them from rising up, even going as far as genocide. But what if we are living in a time of one such genocide?

A "spiritual genocide." In the end of days, this great falling away will take place. But when it happens, what will you do about it? And most importantly, what will God do?

Torah Portion: Shemot / Names / שְׁמוֹת

God is calling His people to a time of fasting like Jesus fasted, to develop a deeper hunger for God's presence than ever before. But there's a problem: God's people have lost sight of the purposes of fasting, how to fast, or even why they would care to. Yeshua taught this spiritual discipline not as optional but expected of His disciples.

And He is restoring it back to us for a time like this!

After Jesus warned His disciples against adultery of the heart, He said it would be better to cut off a hand that causes them to stumble, than to enter hell with it. In the epidemic of lust and pornography among believers, God is urgently calling many of us to 'cut off a hand'. Many are at risk of entering hell, while they think they're headed for heaven.

But because of my love for you, I must give you this sobering warning of Yeshua.

For many years, those in the New-Age and witchcraft communities have pointed to Joseph's Cup of Divination as evidence of a biblical "Christian witchcraft." While ruling in Egypt, Joseph accused his brothers of stealing his Cup of Divination, and boasted to his brothers that he can indeed practice divination (Gen 44:15).

Why did Joseph say this? Did Joseph practice divination? Let's unpack this much needed discussion!

The parallels between Joseph and Jesus are well-known, but often unconsidered are the profound connections of Joseph's life to Yeshua's end-times return, and judgment of the world.

Join PD for a deeper look at this week's Torah Portion teaching! Torah Portion: Vayigash / He approached / וַיִּגַּשׁ

The world believes it can walk out a moral life without the need for God or a higher power, but is this at all possible? And can we determine a moral standard without God? I hope these apologetics helps you have fruitful conversations with unbelievers!

At the burning bush, Moses told God he would never be able to convince Israel to leave Egypt. Moses wrongly questioned God's power. But in another way, Moses was right to doubt reliance on his own abilities.

Are we sometimes reliant on our own abilities? It will drive us to the same frustrations and uncertainties that Moses faced. But God has good news for us!

Christmas is here - the central feast of Christian celebration, celebrating the birth of Jesus. And Jesus is worthy of our celebration all days of the year. But what are the feasts that God called His people to according to the Bible? And have we celebrated our own inventive traditions at the cost of the Biblical feasts given by our Father in the Bible? This is not a video about the pagan backgrounds of Christmas. But rather a deeper consideration of whether our priorities of feast-keeping align with the Father's, whether we celebrate Christmas or not. And ultimately, how we ought to act in the midst of the disagreements that plague households in this season

Torah Portion: Vayeshev / He settled / וַיֵּשֶׁב

Joseph boasted against his brothers, who proceeded to tear his robe and cover it in blood. Like Joseph, our robes are covered in blood. Our sin has rightfully accused us. Our imprisonment awaits. But Yeshua saw our distress, and his robe was covered in blood for us. Everything done against Him was turned around for good. And our bloody robes went from scarlet to white as snow.

The Lord's Prayer has become "old-news" to so many of us. But what if this is the most important, yet most underrated prayer in all of Scripture? And what if this prayer of Yeshua contains a special anointing?

Join PD & Christina as they explore the deeper message within the Lord's Prayer.