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?
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
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!
Many of us came to Christ with the promise of "getting into Heaven." But what if following Christ is actually about becoming a tabernacle, spreading His Kingdom on Earth, as it is in heaven?
Do you want to walk more like Yeshua walked, in the gifts and fruits of the Holy Spirit, but are not sure where to begin? Do you feel like there are barriers in your life keeping you back?
Join PD in this short video as he shares an important practice that Yeshua taught His disciples, and practiced Himself, that allowed them to step out of the boat onto the crashing waves, and walk in the love, power, and authority of the Holy Spirit!
One of the most painful moments in many of our lives is when we discover someone we thought we could trust has spoken about us behind our back, gossiping about us to others. Perhaps this person is a stranger, or perhaps they’re someone we knew well. When people say horrible things about us, how can we respond? How can we become undefendable?
The Day of Atonement is considered by many as the holiest day of the year. The one day the high priest would enter the Holy of Holies within the Temple. But on this day, procedures are peculiar. It includes the sending of a goat "to Azazel." For centuries, scholars have debated the meaning of this Azazel goat. Who does it represent? Some have said Jesus, some have even said Satan. But the answer is, neither are absolutely right. It's just not that simple.
But the answer is way more profound and way more interesting. The answer lies in the Gospel itself! Join me this Day of Atonement as we discuss the relevance of this beautiful feast to our lives today as believers.
Depression. Anxiety. Hopelessness. Join PD in this short story as he shares his own experience with depression and how one chance encounter changed everything. Learn how taking one step out of your comfort zone to walk in your created purpose can break the chains of depression and bring healing to your soul.
"I can't wait for Jesus to come back and get me." One thing is guaranteed in life: You will hear The Trumpets. "I'm ready!", you say. At the base of Mt. Sinai, Israel stood when the air was pierced with the trumpet blast of God! As they witnessed just how awesome He is, their lives ran through their minds in slow motion. They realized they were all but ready to encounter the King. They called on Moses to go up on their behalf.
But a day is coming, says the Lord, where He will meet YOU personally. No Moses, no pastor, no parent, husband or wife in between. Will you be ready? The Feast of Trumpets is all about this moment. This is your rehearsal, don't miss it!
Many of us have read the verse in Matthew 7:23, "And then will I declare to them, ‘I never knew you; depart from me, you workers of lawlessness." But what does this mean? For some, this has been taken to mean that those who don't yet keep the 7th day Sabbath or eat clean as they do, aren't saved.
However, is this really what this verse is saying?
We know we're not saved by keeping certain commandments in Torah (as beautiful as they are!), we are saved by grace through faith in Yeshua. What does Yeshua mean by "worker of lawlessness" and what does this mean for believers?
Join PD in this video as he answers this question.tes