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Yom Teruah: What the Feast of Trumpets Means for Believers in Yeshua

Leviticus 23 doesn't call it a Jewish holiday — God calls it "my appointed time." Follow the shofar from Sinai to Joel to the resurrection of the dead, and see why the Feast of Trumpets matters to every believer in Yeshua.

Sep 139 min read

Rosh Hashanah and the Shofar: A Prophetic Message for the Nations

The short answer: Rosh Hashanah, the Feast of Trumpets (Yom Teruah, “the day of blowing”), is one of the Lord’s appointed times, not just a Jewish holiday (Leviticus 23:2). Its shofar blasts call God’s people to repentance and readiness, and they rehearse the coronation of the King and the gathering of His elect. Pastor Chris teaches that this gathering comes at the last trumpet after the tribulation (Matthew 24:29–31), not as a pre-tribulation escape. Recorded on the eve of

Sep 23, 20258 min read

Is the Law of Moses Still in Effect? Torah, Grace and What Jesus Fulfilled

The short answer: Pastor Chris teaches that the Torah (God's instruction) and the law of Moses were together at one point, but they are not the same thing. When Yeshua gave His life, He fulfilled the law of Moses: the animal sacrifices, the incense, the Levitical priesthood and temple worship for atonement. He also "redeemed us from the curse of the law" (Galatians 3:13), the condemnation we were under. What remains is God's instruction for righteous living, now written on ou

Jun 1, 20258 min read

Passover and the Final Exodus: The Prophetic Pattern in Exodus 12

Blood on the doorpost, a judgment that passes over, a people walking out of a system that held them. Passover is not only a memorial — it is the pattern God uses at the end of the age, and the Exodus is the rehearsal.

Apr 12, 20256 min read

Go Forth: What Abraham's Journey Teaches About Your Identity and Calling (Lech Lecha)

The short answer: Abraham's story (Genesis 12–17, the Torah portion Lech Lecha, "Go forth") shows how God shapes an ordinary person for a divine purpose. At 75, Abram left everything familiar without knowing where he was going. Through famine, failure, war and waiting, God first offered to use him, then prepared him, then used him, and renamed him Abraham. Your identity is found the same way: in obeying God's call and returning quickly when you fall. "Go forth" "Now Yahweh sa

Nov 4, 20223 min read

In the Beginning: Creation, the Promised Seed and the Grace of God (Bereshit)

The short answer: Bereshit, "In the beginning," is the foundation for everything else in Scripture. Genesis 1–6 introduces the great themes of land, seed and blessing, and Adam's story in the garden foreshadows Israel's story in the land. Both point to the same answer: not our ability to keep the law, but the promised Seed of Genesis 3:15, Yeshua, and the grace of God that was there from the very beginning. Your beginning shapes everything This teaching opens the yearly cycle

Oct 21, 20225 min read