God gave Abraham the famous promise of an offspring as many as the stars. But it seems that his wife would never conceive as she grows older and older. By a miracle, she does. Their son Isaac would have the same struggle with his wife. And their son, Jacob, would have the same struggle. How could God promise a numerous offspring, yet barren women continue down the family line? Would such a promise not require fruitful women, above all else? When it comes to God's promises for our lives, we would expect all things to work together for His will. But why doesn't it? And when it seems that everything that matters most goes wrong, where will our faith go?

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On TikTok, a Muslim evangelist is preaching that this is life is but a Test with a destination: "Hellfire or Paradise." She ends with a seemingly great solution within Islam on how to enter Paradise. But is Islam's "great solution" for salvation enough?

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"You're not good enough"...."You've messed up too much for God to forgive you"....  What lies have you been hearing lately?  You were created uniquely, with a purpose and a calling, and this is a massive threat to the enemy's kingdom. Because of this, Satan's goal is to get you so focused on his attacks and lies that you forget who you are - your identity in Yeshua and as a son and daughter of the King. Using scripture, this video addresses and refutes 7 of the TOP lies Satan tells us. Which lie has he been telling you? It's time for freedom.

On our recent feast travels, we met many amazing people, and got asked many important questions. Such as: "Why aren't we seeing more miracles in the 21st century?", "What if we prayed, and they don't get healed, how do we deal with that?"

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The Binding of Isaac is a strange story in the Bible. Why would God tell Abraham to offer his own son? How can a man's sacrifice be so great for God? Is this trust expected of us all? This story is a parallel containing the deepest revelations of the gospel: There is nothing we can offer God, that He hasn't gifted us first. So what will your response be to His offering?

Torah Portion: Vayera / He appeared / וַיֵּרָא

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It is with great sadness that we think on the passing of Rob Skiba. Rob was not a teacher with whom I agreed with all the time, but he was a disciple of the same Messiah and brought many into God's Kingdom. What was especially striking to me was realizing the significance of Rob's last message to the world: It was not a message about the topics you may know him for. Rob didn’t do the message he planned to do that day, instead he allowed the Holy Spirit to do something incredible.

Could it be that the Father would like to teach us something through this about what He is asking all of us to do? To be led by His Spirit like never before.

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We are all on the road to a promised land: A land flowing with milk and honey, a land inherited by having faith in God's promise. But while we can find it easy to believe in the promise God wants to give us, sometimes the path to the promise is riddled with fear. Can God do the required miracle? This is where our faith may fail us.

Even Abraham's faith failed him at times, but God's response is incredible: He doesn't let Abraham's unbelief come in the way of fulfilling the promise!

Torah Portion: Lech Lecha | Go forth | לֶךְ־לְךָ

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Our world is dying of a thirst that can only be quenched by the Living Waters Jesus offered. As disciples of Jesus, we are called to take this Living Water of the Holy Spirit to the thirsty, but how can we do so unless we ourselves are filled?

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Jesus pointed to the Days of Noah as relevant to the deceptions the world will face in the End-Times. But was there something more than on the surface? There is a prophetic message hidden in the story of Noah that teaches us about these deceptions, and how believers will escape them. It has everything to do with the Ark of the Covenant, God's Spirit and Truth!

Torah Portion: Noach | Noah | נֹחַ

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Many of us came to faith in Jesus because we were told that this is how we escape hell and get to heaven - that's it. This is a sad truth for many who have been sold half-truths about what it really means to follow Jesus, and we are seeing many fall away because of this. Is the Gospel more than just about "getting to heaven?"

What if the Good News Jesus proclaimed is actually the announcement of something as old as time itself, a promise that goes back to the Garden of Eden, and was echoed through prophecies given to the prophets. What if the Good News is actually about the coming of God's Kingdom, here on Earth as it is in Heaven?

Check out this new teaching on the Gospel of the Kingdom!