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Religion celebrates the ones who never left. Jesus celebrates the ones who come home. The lost sheep did not find its way back on its own. It froze, hid, and waited in silence until someone came looking. That someone was the shepherd. And when he found it, there was no lecture. Just joy. Who in your life is hiding in a thicket right now, waiting for someone to come after them? The Kingdom of heaven is not built on counting sheep. It is built on carrying them.
Jesus was asked who the greatest person in the kingdom of heaven would be. He did not point to the one who walked on water. He pointed to a child. What if everything you have been taught about greatness is backwards? The quickest way up in the kingdom of God is to go down. Your calling is too holy to be fueled by your ego.
What if you have been paying a debt that was already canceled? Jesus owed nothing to the temple tax collectors, yet He paid anyway. Not out of obligation, but out of grace and wisdom. And then He performed a miracle using the most ordinary thing available: a fisherman's fishing line. You do not have to keep proving yourself to people who were never meant to define your worth. You are not auditioning. You are not on trial. You are already family. Are you living like it?
What if the problem is not that your faith is too small, but that it is not quite real? Jesus told His closest disciples they were faithless, not strangers, not enemies, but the people who had walked with Him every day. Then He pointed to a mustard seed and said that was all it takes. Not perfect faith. Not figured-out faith. Just genuine faith. Are the people around you seeing visible faith or visible frustration from your life?
Moses disappeared. Elijah disappeared. Only Jesus remained. What does it look like when everything in your faith is stripped away? Is He enough? Explore one of the most powerful moments in all of Scripture and discover what it truly means to listen to Him.
A Jesus who never challenges you is probably a Jesus you created. Matthew 16 does not let us off easy. Jesus calls His followers to stop carrying their throne and start carrying their cross. What is your version of discipleship actually costing you?
Jesus did not ask His disciples what the crowds thought of Him. He made it personal. Who do YOU say that I am? That question was asked in one of the darkest places imaginable, surrounded by pagan shrines and the gates of Hades, and it is still waiting for your answer today. How you answer it shapes how you lead, how you love, and how you live. Take a few minutes this week to sit with that question honestly.
The most educated religious experts of their time completely missed Jesus standing right in front of them. What made the difference? Heart posture. Are you approaching God with the humility of desperate crowds or the pride of those demanding proof? Sometimes the biggest barrier to recognizing God isn't lack of evidence - it's our unwillingness to humble ourselves and truly learn.
What's the magic number of miracles God needs to perform before we trust Him? The disciples watched Jesus feed thousands, yet worried about having no bread. Are we making the same mistake - demanding more signs while forgetting what He's already done? The greatest threat to our faith isn't rebellion, it's forgetfulness.
The Day of Pentecost reveals a profound truth about faith: sometimes the hardest thing God asks us to do is simply wait and obey. Jesus commanded the disciples to stay in Jerusalem, the very place of their trauma and fear, until they received the promised Holy Spirit. When Pentecost came, the Spirit empowered them to speak in different languages so people from many nations could hear the gospel. The crowd tried to dismiss this miracle as drunkenness, but Peter boldly declared it was prophecy fulfilled. The response required repentance, surrender, and trust - spiritually challenging acts that open the door to receiving God's power. Today, we often want the fire of Pentecost without the surrender it requires.
The disciples had just witnessed Jesus feed 5,000 people, yet when faced with feeding 4,000, they asked: Where will we get enough food? Why do we forget yesterday's miracle when facing today's problem? Jesus didn't ask for more resources - He simply asked what they had available. The kingdom of heaven has never depended on the abundance in your hands, only on the surrender of what is in your hands. Are you just amazed by Jesus, or are you actually following Him?
In Matthew 15:29-31, Jesus climbs a mountain and heals all who come to Him, revealing God's heart for restoration and the nature of authentic faith. Unlike Old Testament mountain encounters reserved for select individuals, Jesus welcomes everyone - the lame, blind, and broken. This passage challenges us to examine whether our faith produces genuine heart transformation or merely external religious behavior. Real transformation requires daily pursuit, not overnight perfection. The crowd's amazement at Jesus' healing power serves as a warning that we can be impressed by miracles while rejecting the King behind them. True Kingdom living means surrendering our entire lives to God, not just calling on Him when we need something.
What do you do when God seems silent and your prayers feel unanswered? A desperate mother's encounter with Jesus reveals the secret to persistent faith that refuses to quit. She believed even a crumb from Jesus was more powerful than anything else in the world. Are you holding onto your problems more tightly than you're holding onto Him?
What if everything you thought about spiritual purity was backwards? Jesus shocked religious leaders when He said it's not what goes into your mouth that defiles you, but what comes out of your heart. Are you more concerned with external appearances or internal transformation? The difference could change everything about your faith.
Are your religious traditions drawing people closer to God or creating barriers? Jesus confronted the Pharisees for turning helpful customs into controlling rules. What happens when we mistake our interpretations for God's actual commands? The difference between external performance and heart transformation might surprise you.
When the disciples saw Jesus walking on water, they thought He was a ghost. Fear had distorted their vision so much they couldn't recognize their Savior. What storms in your life are making it hard to see Jesus's presence? Sometimes the calling comes in the chaos, and He's walking toward you with divine authority over every wave that threatens to overwhelm you.
What if the problem isn't that you don't have enough, but that you're looking at it from the wrong perspective? Jesus fed 5,000 people with a child's lunch, proving that heaven never runs out. Stop waiting until you feel ready or worthy - bring what you have to the One who multiplies small offerings into extraordinary provision. Are you operating from scarcity or abundance today?
The disciples didn't recognize Jesus on the road to Emmaus until He did one simple thing - broke bread with them. What if the key to seeing Jesus more clearly in your life isn't found in miracles or signs, but in the simple act of remembrance? When we remember who He is and what He's done, spiritual veils are lifted and hearts are transformed. Are there veils covering your spiritual vision right now?
What you refuse to control today will control you tomorrow. The tragic story of John the Baptist reveals the deadly cost of choosing lust over love and the power of speaking truth even when it's dangerous. Are you being ruled by your desires or by God's love? Discover the difference between earthly kingdoms that lead to destruction and the kingdom of heaven that leads to life.
Why did Jesus' hometown try to murder him after being amazed by his teaching just minutes before? The answer reveals a dangerous heart condition that's still destroying lives today. Are you taking offense at Jesus because he's not working according to your timeline? Blessed are those who don't take offense at Him, even when His ways challenge our expectations.
Are you casting the net or trying to sort the fish? Jesus' parable of the fishing net reveals a powerful truth about our role in God's kingdom versus His role in judgment. What happens when we try to do God's job instead of our own?
Are you treating the kingdom of heaven like buried pirate treasure? Many believers receive this incredible gift but keep it hidden instead of letting it transform their daily lives. What if the secret to experiencing God's power isn't getting more, but actually using what you've already been given? Stop treating the kingdom as an afterthought and start living like you truly value the treasure within you.
What if the most important thing on your to-do list isn't actually on your to-do list? Mary chose to sit at Jesus' feet while Martha worried about preparations. Jesus said Mary chose the better portion. In our world of endless distractions and responsibilities, are we choosing what matters most? Sometimes the most productive thing we can do is stop being productive and simply be with Jesus.
Ever wonder why God allows difficult people in your life? The Parable of the Tares reveals a shocking truth: the problem isn't with the sower or the seed. What if the tares around you have nothing to do with the truth within you? Discover the divine secret that changes everything about how you handle challenging relationships and circumstances.
You're not stuck being spiritual roadkill. The Parable of the Sower reveals that you can choose what kind of soil your heart becomes. Will you be the rocky ground that withers under pressure, the thorny soil choked by worldly worries, or the good soil that bears fruit thirty, sixty, and a hundredfold? The kingdom of heaven is yours for the taking - but what kind of soil will you choose to be?
What if the parable of the sower isn't about God choosing who succeeds spiritually, but about the choices we make every day? Jesus didn't create you to be roadkill - you get to decide what kind of soil your heart becomes. Are you responding to confusion about God with frustration or with humble trust?
Ever wonder why Jesus suddenly started speaking in riddles? The day the Pharisees accused Him of using evil power, Jesus began casting forth truth through parables. This wasn't coincidence—it was prophecy fulfilled. What secrets of the kingdom are hidden in plain sight that we might be missing? Are you stretching your ear toward God's mouth, or just casually listening?
Jesus shocked his audience when he asked: Who is my mother and who are my brothers? His answer will challenge everything you think you know about family and belonging. Are you ready to discover what truly makes someone your spiritual family?
Can casting out demons actually make your spiritual condition worse? Jesus' shocking parable in Matthew 12 reveals why deliverance without repentance leaves you more vulnerable than before. An empty spiritual house is an invitation for seven demons to move in. Are you focusing on removing the negative while forgetting to fill the space with God's presence?
The religious leaders had seen Jesus heal the sick, raise the dead, and cast out demons. Yet they still demanded more signs. Why? Because the problem wasn't lack of evidence - it was unwillingness to surrender control. The violent city of Nineveh repented without seeing a single miracle, while these leaders refused to change despite witnessing thousands. What areas of your life are you keeping off-limits to God's lordship?
What if the most dangerous force in the world isn't what you think? It's not demons or evil spirits - it's rejecting the Holy Spirit's power to heal and restore your life. Your heart is a treasury. What are you storing there?
What if true power isn't about force, but about gentleness? Jesus revolutionized kingship by choosing restoration over punishment, healing over crushing. He doesn't snuff out flickering flames - He fans them back to life. Are you ready to discover the gentle king who brings hope to all nations?
What if true power isn't about force, but about gentleness? Jesus revolutionized kingship by choosing restoration over punishment, healing over crushing. He doesn't snuff out flickering flames - He fans them back to life. Are you ready to discover the gentle king who brings hope to all nations?
God's shocking declaration in Hosea 6:6 changes everything: He delights in mercy rather than sacrifice. What does this mean for how we live today? Jesus quoted this verse when defending His ministry to outcasts and sinners. Are we more concerned with religious performance or showing God's heart to others?
God hides His truths from the wise but reveals them to the humble. Are you approaching God with childlike faith or intellectual pride? The religious experts of Jesus' day knew Scripture better than anyone, yet missed Him completely. Meanwhile, humble hearts received the kingdom. Which tree are you eating from - knowledge of good and evil, or the tree of life? Jesus offers rest for your weary soul, but it requires the humility to admit you need Him.
Are you eating from the tree of knowledge or the tree of life? There's a crucial difference between not knowing and not caring when it comes to spiritual transformation. Jesus condemned entire cities not for being imperfect, but for witnessing miracles and remaining unchanged. True repentance isn't just saying sorry - it's the key that unlocks the kingdom of heaven in your life. What fruit in your life needs to change?
After 400 years of divine silence, God broke through with explosive force when John the Baptist appeared. Jesus declared that even the least in God's kingdom is greater than John because greatness is measured by proximity to the King, not achievements. The kingdom advances with unstoppable momentum, but many miss it by clinging to expectations instead of accepting what God has already fulfilled. Rather than critiquing God's methods from the sidelines, we're called to participate in His kingdom movement.
John the Baptist, divinely commissioned before birth to prepare the way for Jesus, found himself questioning God's plan while imprisoned. Even this great prophet struggled with doubt when reality didn't match his expectations of how the Messiah's kingdom would unfold. Jesus responded to John's questions not with shame, but by pointing to the evidence of God's work happening all around. Sometimes we miss God's activity because it doesn't come packaged the way we expected. Not everyone is called to perform miracles; some are called to prepare the way for them, clearing the path so Christ can do what only He can do.
You can't take off your Christianity like a hat when you leave church. When you walk into any room, Christ walks in with you. But here's the real question: Are you trying to manage where God is present in your life, or are you letting Him transform every area? Your treatment of people is the visible proof of your invisible devotion.
Sometimes the enemy isn't operating in your city - sometimes the enemy is operating in your circle. Jesus said He came to bring a sword, not peace. What does this mean for your family relationships when you choose to follow Him wholeheartedly? The gospel doesn't divide because it's broken - it divides because it exposes what's broken in us.
Following Jesus means embracing the reality that discipleship comes with opposition and challenges. Jesus warned His disciples that if the religious leaders called Him the Prince of Demons, His followers would face even worse treatment. True discipleship involves three dimensions: educational (student to teacher), occupational (slave to master), and familial (household member to head of house). Fear often paralyzes believers more than actual persecution, but Jesus reminds us that God cares for us deeply - if He notices every sparrow and numbers every hair on our heads, He certainly sees and cares for us. The choice is between agreeing with fear's lies or believing in God's promises, choosing faith over fear in our daily walk.
Jesus prepared his disciples for the harsh realities of kingdom mission, warning them they would face opposition like sheep among wolves. He instructed them to be shrewd as serpents yet harmless as doves, combining wisdom with innocence. When facing trials, God would provide the right words through His Spirit. Jesus warned that even families might turn against them, as the kingdom exposes divided loyalties. The key is enduring through continued mission work rather than mere survival, knowing when to move on from unfruitful opposition while trusting God's timing and provision.
Jesus sent his disciples on their first mission to their own people, teaching them radical dependence on God rather than material security. He instructed them to carry nothing - no money, extra clothes, or provisions - to learn that the kingdom operates on trust, not hoarding. When faced with rejection, they were to shake the dust off their feet and move forward without carrying bitterness to their next assignment. This passage reveals that rejection isn't failure but often sets up redemption, as seen when thousands who initially rejected Jesus later repented at Pentecost. Our role is obedience to God's calling, not controlling outcomes, trusting that even rejection serves His greater redemptive purposes.
Jesus traveled through towns and villages teaching, proclaiming the kingdom, and healing diseases, showing compassion for crowds who were 'harassed and helpless like sheep without a shepherd.' He saw people crushed and exhausted under religious burdens rather than experiencing freedom. Jesus shifted metaphors to describe a plentiful harvest with too few workers, emphasizing that God's kingdom transforms sheep into shepherds. The message challenges believers to stop living as harassed sheep and start laboring as apprenticed harvesters, tending the fields God has entrusted to them—whether family, marriage, or workplace—to help others find freedom in Christ.
Demons strategically target our testimonies because they understand the power of our voices in spiritual warfare. As revealed in Matthew 9:32-34, when Jesus cast out a demon from a mute man, his ability to speak was restored, demonstrating that our testimonies are powerful weapons against darkness. Many believers silence themselves through busyness, shame, or compromise. Our words can build kingdoms or destroy them, which is why the enemy works so diligently to silence us. When Jesus confronts demons, they don't negotiate—they flee, and testimonies rise from silence. Our voices are meant to serve God's kingdom by testifying to His goodness and power.
Two blind men who never saw Jesus perform a single miracle still recognized Him as the Messiah. Meanwhile, many with perfect vision completely missed who He was. What spiritual blindness might be preventing you from experiencing the healing Jesus offers? Discover how faith opens eyes in ways physical sight never could.
How far would you go to touch Jesus? In Matthew 9, a desperate woman crawled through crowds despite bleeding for 12 years, while a grieving father defied his religious training to seek a miracle. Their desperate faith led to extraordinary encounters. The truth? You can have as much Jesus as you want, but never more than you pursue. Are you content being a spectator, or are you reaching for the hem of His garment?
Are you mourning what God is celebrating? Jesus compared His presence to a wedding feast—a time for joy, not fasting! When God shows up, everything changes. The old wineskins of religion can't contain the new wine of His Spirit. What old patterns are keeping you from experiencing the fullness of His kingdom?
When Jesus said 'Follow me,' Matthew left everything behind without hesitation. What would you leave behind to follow Jesus today? At the kingdom table, Jesus honors those society rejects. Are you creating barriers or building bridges to His presence? Discover what it truly means to choose mercy over sacrifice and find your place at the table where everyone belongs.
In Matthew 9:1-8, Jesus returns to Capernaum and heals a paralyzed man, but not before addressing his sins. This story highlights the importance of true friendship, as the man's friends brought him to Jesus. It also shows that Jesus prioritizes spiritual healing over physical symptoms, challenging religious systems that limit God's mercy. The crowd reacts with awe, while religious leaders resist. The passage encourages us to seek both spiritual and physical healing and to bring others to Jesus for true transformation.
What if the scariest thing God could do isn't punish you, but simply leave? The Gadarenes asked Jesus to depart after He disrupted their economy, and He did—without argument. Are there areas in your life where you're subtly asking Jesus to leave? Do you want His healing without His lordship? His blessings without His presence? There is no freedom without surrender.
Our brains naturally cling to negative words, but what if we could rewire them with something more powerful? The same voice that healed lepers, calmed storms, and drove out demons with just a word is still speaking today. What word do you need from Jesus right now? Healing? Direction? Peace? His authority hasn't diminished - but are we positioned to hear it?
Would you rather have pigs and demons or freedom and Jesus? The people of Gadara made their choice when Jesus disrupted their comfort. What areas of your life are you protecting from His transformative touch? Sometimes our greatest blessings require our greatest disruptions.
Even demons immediately recognized Jesus as the Son of God, while His disciples were still figuring it out. What about you? Have you truly crowned Jesus as King over your finances, relationships, and daily decisions? Or are you still treating Him like a genie who grants wishes? Discover the life-changing power of recognizing Jesus' authority in every area of your life.
When storms rage in your life, do you panic or rest in peace? Demons, diseases, and even wind and waves immediately obey Jesus - yet we often resist His simple commands. What if the chaos in your life could be calmed through simple obedience? Discover how God brings divine order to our chaotic world through the powerful story of Jesus calming the storm.
When Jesus said He had 'no place to lay His head,' He wasn't complaining about homelessness—He was declaring His mission wasn't about settling into religious comfort zones. Are you trying to fit Jesus into your plans, or are you willing to follow Him wherever He leads? The kingdom of God operates on urgency, not convenience.
Matthew 8 reveals powerful lessons about faith and authority through Jesus' healing miracles. After the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus demonstrated the Kingdom in action by healing a leper and a centurion's servant. The Roman centurion displayed remarkable faith by recognizing Jesus' supreme authority to heal with just a word from a distance. This encounter teaches us that recognizing Jesus as King isn't about bloodline or religious observance but about acknowledging His authority. The most important decision in life is whether Jesus is our King, as submitting to His authority brings freedom rather than restriction.
After the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus demonstrated His teachings by healing a leper, showing the Kingdom of God in action. While religious leaders avoided those with leprosy as unclean, Jesus compassionately touched the untouchable, restoring both physical health and human dignity. He instructed the healed man to show himself to the priests as testimony, fulfilling prophecies about the Messiah. This powerful encounter teaches us about the importance of our own testimonies - sharing what God has done in our lives to draw others closer to understanding who Jesus is.
Jesus’ teaching to "judge not" warns against hypocritical judgment, urging us to confront our own flaws before criticizing others. In His kingdom, we’re called to humility—applying the same standards to ourselves that we do to others, with grace rather than superiority.
Prayer is more than just speaking words or making requests - it's about developing an intimate relationship with God. Jesus taught that effective prayer happens in private, away from the desire to impress others. He warned against common mistakes like praying for show or using meaningless repetitions. The key to meaningful prayer lies in seeking God's presence with a pure heart, responding to others' needs, and focusing on genuine connection rather than performance. Creating a secret place for prayer allows for transformative communion with God.
In His final hours before crucifixion, Jesus prayed fervently for unity among His followers. This unity wasn't about identical practices but rather a shared devotion to Christ and love for one another. Despite modern challenges like denominational differences and cultural divisions, true Christian unity becomes possible through humility, grace, and focus on core beliefs. The greatest testimony to the world isn't perfect doctrine, but unity in Christ despite differences.
First Fruits celebrates Jesus' resurrection and His role as the bread of life, marking His victory over death and sin. This transformative event fundamentally changed humanity's relationship with God, breaking the cycle of sin and death. The celebration emphasizes Jesus as the first fruits of resurrection, connecting to His declaration as the bread of life and God's provision throughout history. The focus should remain on praising Jesus' sacrifice, remembering His victory, and maintaining unity within the body of Christ.
Biblical righteousness goes beyond moral perfection, focusing on the transformation from selfishness to selfless giving through a relationship with Jesus Christ. True righteousness manifests in generous, anonymous giving that flows from a pure heart rather than seeking recognition. This transformation occurs when we understand that we give freely because we have freely received from God. The emphasis is on giving with pure motives, letting our actions flow from our relationship with Jesus rather than obligation or desire for praise.
Jesus's teaching on Kingdom righteousness goes beyond traditional interpretations of God's law, calling believers to a higher standard of love and grace. Rather than focusing on revenge or rigid rules, true righteousness involves giving generously, showing grace to the undeserving, and loving enemies. Being perfect as God is perfect isn't about flawless performance, but about pursuing the completion of God's purpose in our lives. This transformative understanding shapes how we handle conflicts, respond to wrongs, and demonstrate love to others.
As Yeshua teaches on the mountain, His words pierce the heart of those gathered. Some find HIs words life changing and impactful, while others stand to the side and grow increasingly bitter. This week we will look at why the Scribes and Pharisees took offense at Jesus' instruction as He speaks directly about the integrity of a kingdom's disciples word! While the making of vows seems culturally disconnected for our modern age, the integrity of our word is a daily pursuit for the kingdom disciple Jesus seeks. Join us this Saturday at HFF as we dive into Jesus' Word for our lives.
iscover the transformative power of authentic faith and God's unwavering faithfulness in every season of life. Learn how to develop a genuine relationship with God through prayer, biblical guidance, and community involvement. Explore the essential role of church community in spiritual growth, including biblical teaching, accountability, and fellowship.
God's grace represents loving kindness and covenant loyalty, not a reflection of human worthlessness. While we cannot earn God's love, we inherently deserve it as His created children. Jesus's teachings on adultery and divorce emphasize the importance of covenant faithfulness and protecting the vulnerable. True grace elevates people's worth while calling them to demonstrate selfless love and loyalty in their relationships. These teachings challenge us to extend genuine grace to others while maintaining high standards of faithfulness.
Jesus challenges conventional understanding of murder by connecting it to anger and self-centeredness. He reveals that devaluing others through anger, harsh words, or dismissive attitudes stems from the same heart condition as murder. Kingdom living requires valuing others' lives equally to our own, addressing conflicts promptly, and prioritizing reconciliation. This teaching exposes our self-righteous attitudes and calls us to examine our hearts for signs of narcissism and contempt for others.
Matthew 5:16 through 19As Yeshua begins to interpret and apply the Torah, He exposes those who have corrupted and burdened the people with their own self-serving interpretations. He hints at just how far their narcissism will eventually take them as He explains that righteousness begins with recognizing the value of every human life.
Jesus’ sermon on the Kingdom challenges every believer to consider how invested we are truly willing to be—to stake our claim in the Kingdom of Heaven. Those who choose to pursue the Kingdom will, in turn, be pursued by those whose loyalties lie with a different kingdom.This Saturday, Pastor Brent will lead us through the next section of the Sermon on the Kingdom, helping us honestly examine how far we are willing to go for the sake of righteousness.
The descendants of Abraham once again found themselves drawn to a mountain to hear the word of the Lord. But this time, the incarnate Son of God was seated before them—audibly speaking, teaching, and sharing His Torah.Words that are commonplace in Christianity today fell like nuclear bombs, transforming the hearts and minds of the sons and daughters of Abraham gathered there.
Are we going to apprentice in the church toward Jesus (Yeshua HaMelech)? Are we willing to engage with other followers of Christ as we do life together—through prayer, reflection, and the establishment of healthy families within the church?As we ascend the mountain and sit to hear the Torah (teachings) of Jesus, are we still trying to fit Him into the frameworks of Moses, David, or Solomon? Or are we ready to leave behind the limitations of humanity’s shortcomings and be transformed into the image of Christ?Kingdom people seek divine kingdom encounters through unity in the purpose of Jesus. This is the invitation—are we willing to accept our role in it?
Discover the transformative leadership principles that Jesus used to change the world. Learn about the four pillars of Jesus's leadership: continuous engagement, prayer-centered decision making, small group dynamics, and voluntary participation. This exploration reveals how Jesus created deep, lasting change through relationships rather than programs. Understanding Jesus's counter-cultural approach to leadership and discipleship can revolutionize how we live and lead today. Topics include spiritual leadership, discipleship, Christian living, prayer, spiritual growth, biblical leadership, relationship building, Christian community, spiritual transformation, and authentic faith. Perfect for anyone seeking to deepen their understanding of Christian leadership, grow in their faith, or develop more meaningful spiritual relationships.
How do the Old and New Testament commands work together? Some in Christianity teach that the Torah was fulfilled and thus done away with at the cross. Others teach that all believers in Jesus are required to keep all the commandments listed in the various Covenants listed in Scripture. As we attempt to get on MISSION with Christ we must combat our own legalistic approach to the calling. Yet the commands of God aren’t legalistic, they are for life. Are the 10 commandments abolished in the New Testament, or are they upheld? As Jesus prepares to give His Torah teaching at the Sermon on the Mount what did he model and teach concerning the 10 commandments?
"The law of Christ" refers to the principles and teachings of Jesus Christ, essentially summarizing the Christian life as exemplified by Jesus, primarily focused on teaching us how to love God and serving others, as outlined in the New Testament. The law of Christ calls us to a mission first outlined in the Torah, by giving us a higher calling of the implementation and wisdom. Establishing a kingdom law for us to embrace through the empowerment of the Holy Spirit.
Understand the challenges facing modern discipleship and how to overcome them through authentic relationships and community. Perfect for Christians seeking deeper faith, new believers, church leaders, spiritual growth, discipleship training, Christian living, spiritual formation, biblical teaching, faith development, and ministry leadership. Learn practical steps for implementing Jesus' model of discipleship in today's world, including how to build meaningful mentor relationships and create lasting spiritual impact. Gain insights into the Great Commission and discover your role in Kingdom multiplication.
Biblical obedience goes beyond mere rule-following to produce fruit that nourishes others and multiplies God's kingdom. This mission involves both multiplying kingdom apprentices and producing fruit aligned with God's teachings. True obedience requires speaking truth in love, maturing in faith, and leading from genuine care rather than obligation. Community plays a vital role in supporting this fruit-bearing journey, helping us stay accountable and providing opportunities to share our spiritual harvest with others.
Join Pastor Chris as he concludes our series on Remission by looking at the wilderness moments in the Bible. It is easy to hear and feel God when He is speaking, but what do we do when we feel like He isn't?
Join Pastor Chris as he continues the series called Remission. This week's sermon deals with repentance and Jesus bringing an empire that would look completely different than the empires already on earth.
Join Pastor Chris for part 2 of our Remission series as he looks at the life and calling of John the Baptist and how we have been presented with a unique opportunity in our life.
Join Pastor Chris for Part 1 of our Remission Series as he looks at the parable of the wine skins, and cultural context to why Jesus reclining at the table with tax collectors and sinners was so revolutionary to 1st century Jewish leadership.
Join Pastor Chris as he looks at clarity in chaos and how to live a life according to the Bible.
Join Pastor Brent as he looks at the teaching of Jesus and how they either align or conflict with the 1st century Judaism around the celebrations of feast days and Sabbaths.
Join Pastor Chris as he looks at the prophetic events and how a believer should approach world events through the nature of Jesus.
Join Pastor Brent as he concludes our series on the Fruits of the Holy Spirit. This week's topic is on Crucified Life.
Join Pastor Brent as he continues our series on the Fruits of the Holy Spirit. This week's topic is on Gentleness and Self-Control.
Join Pastor Brent as he continues our series on the Fruits of the Holy Spirit. This week's topic is on Faith.
Join Pastor Brent as he continues our series on the Fruits of the Holy Spirit. This week's topic is on Kindness and Goodness.
Join Pastor Brent as he continues our series on the Fruits of the Holy Spirit. This week's topic is on Peace and Patience.
Join Pastor Brent as he continues our series on the Fruits of the Holy Spirit. This week's topic is on Love.
Join Pastor Brent as he starts our sermon series on the Fruit of the Holy Spirit. This week is an overview of the series.
Join Pastor Chris as he continues in the series on the Office Gifts with the office of Apostle.
Join Pastor Chris as he continues in the series on the Office Gifts with the office of Teacher.
Join Pastor Chris as he continues in the series on the Office Gifts with the office of Evangelist.
Join Pastor Chris as he continues in the series on the Office Gifts with the office of Pastor.
Join Pastor Brent as he concludes our series on the manifestation gifts of the Holy Spirit.
Join Pastor Chris as he looks at what the Bible says about under the law vs under grace and what are Christians roles with the Mosaic and New Covenant?
Join Pastor Chris as he continues our seven deadly sins sermon series with this week's topic being Gluttony.
Join Pastor Chris as he continues our Taboo Series with the topic of lust and restraint.
Join Pastor Chris as he looks at the doctrine of the Trinity and what the Bible has to say about the nature and roles of God.
Join Pastor Chris as he looks at the writings of the Apostle Paul and how they layout Paul's relationship and calling for the church.
Join Pastor Brent as he continues our Gospel to the Hebrews series looking at chapter 10.
Join Pastor Chris as he looks at Hebrews chapter 11 in our series The Gospel to the Hebrews.
Join Pastor Chris as he lays a baseline for the Holy Spirit's characteristics, identity, and working throughout the Old Testament, the Prophets, and the New Testament.
Join Pastor Brent as he continues our Gospel to the Hebrews study with Hebrews chapter 5.
Join Pastor Chris as he looks at the history of the Bible, the cannon process, and extra Biblical books.
Join Pastor Chris for our midweek Bible study as he looks at our Christology, Soteriology, and why salvation is important.
Join Pastor Brent on our Introduction to the Gospel of Hebrews as we go through the book of Hebrews with a Hebraic lens.
Join Pastor Brent on our Introduction to the Gospel of Hebrews as we go through the book of Hebrews with a Hebraic lens.
Join Pastor Brent on our Introduction to the Gospel of Hebrews as we go through the book of Hebrews with a Hebraic lens.
Join Pastor Chris for our midweek Bible study as he looks at our Christology, the Hypostatic Union, and the dual nature of Jesus/Yeshua.
Join our guest speaker Joshua Lewis of Remnant Radio Podcast and King's Fellowship as he looks at Christian Unity.
Join Pastor Chris as he looks at the Day of Atonement and how it relates to Jesus our High Priest.
Join Pastor Chris as he looks at the progressive nature of the covenants in the Scripture leading to the New Covenant and how they tie into Yom Kippur.
Join Pastor Chris as he looks at what the Bible says about humility and how we become more like Jesus' leadership style.
Join Pastor Chris as he looks at what the Bible says about prayer and how to utilize prayer in your life.
Join Pastor Chris as he looks at what the Bible says about praise and thanksgiving and how we use it as a weapon in warfare.
Jon PD Vander Westhuizen of Rise on Fire Ministries, as he talks about his testimony and why God wants to power out His Spirit on the church!
Join Pastor Brent as he looks at the Jesus Revolution and how it helped start the Messianic Movement.
Join Pastor Chris for part 2 of looking at the Jesus prophecies in the Gospel of Ezekiel.
Join Pastor Chris for part 1 of looking at the Jesus prophecies in the Gospel of Ezekiel.
Join Pastor Chris this week as he looks at what the Bible says about who is and what makes us spiritually mature part 2.
Join Pastor Chris this week as he looks at what the Bible says about who is and what makes us spiritually mature part 1.
Join Pastor Chris as he looks at how the Bible tells us we were never supposed to walk alone and see to it ourselves.
Join us for an in-depth journey into what it means as believers in Yeshua (Jesus) to get into the zone of walking out our faith. The Bible tells us that faith without works is dead, so how does a Messianic Christian walk out their faith in a way that maintains the scriptural balance of faith and works?
Unveil the mysteries of Revelation and learn how to walk in victory with Jesus. Visit our website for more information: http://hebraicfamily.com/Overcome fear and embrace your faith as you navigate the prophetic events of the end times.In this sermon, Pastor Brent will continue on our journey through the book of Revelation through the lens of becoming a victor in Jesus and not a victim to fear of future prophetic events. Learning what the Scripture says from a church perspective of how to walk in a manner that brings honor to God for His righteousness.
Thank you for joining us for our daily walk through the book of Acts leading to First Fruits.Bible App Reading Plan-www.bible.com/reading-plans/31492-28-days-in-actsToday's Worship Song-https://youtu.be/oF_7L9-XGmEToday's Prayer-Acts 22:15 a prayer to remember your calling
Join Brent as he continues our Lion's Roar Series through the study of the book of Revelation.To watch this sermon:https://youtube.com/live/zauhfZwQVrA?feature=share
Thank you for joining us for our daily walk through the book of Acts leading to First Fruits.Bible App Reading Plan-www.bible.com/reading-plans/31492-28-days-in-actsToday's Worship Song- https://youtu.be/Of5IcFWiEpgToday's Prayer-Acts 28:23 a prayer that we would testify
Thank you for joining us for our daily walk through the book of Acts leading to First Fruits.Bible App Reading Plan-www.bible.com/reading-plans/31492-28-days-in-actsToday's Worship Song-https://youtu.be/q5m09rqOoxEToday's Prayer-Acts 27:25 a prayer to believe what God said
Thank you for joining us for our daily walk through the book of Acts leading to First Fruits.Bible App Reading Plan-www.bible.com/reading-plans/31492-28-days-in-actsToday's Worship Song-https://youtu.be/lh_WV1EOnlwToday's Prayer-Acts 26:3 a prayer to be heard patiently by others.
Thank you for joining us for our daily walk through the book of Acts leading to First Fruits.Bible App Reading Plan-www.bible.com/reading-plans/31492-28-days-in-actsToday's Worship Song-https://youtu.be/g79xsVy1g6IToday's Prayer-Acts 25:8 a prayer to be blameless
Thank you for joining us for our daily walk through the book of Acts leading to First Fruits.Bible App Reading Plan-www.bible.com/reading-plans/31492-28-days-in-actsToday's Worship Song-https://youtu.be/vTM9MJHzWZIToday's Prayer-Acts 24:25 a prayer to keep your hope in God
Thank you for joining us for our daily walk through the book of Acts leading to First Fruits.Bible App Reading Plan-www.bible.com/reading-plans/31492-28-days-in-actsToday's Worship Song-https://youtu.be/mvF9Hc5XZOoToday's Prayer-Acts 23:11 a prayer to take courage
Thank you for joining us for our daily walk through the book of Acts leading to First Fruits.Bible App Reading Plan-www.bible.com/reading-plans/31492-28-days-in-actsToday's Worship Song-https://youtu.be/8nLXXephYRIToday's Prayer-Acts 21:14 a prayer for God's will to be done
Thank you for joining us for our daily walk through the book of Acts leading to First Fruits.Bible App Reading Plan-www.bible.com/reading-plans/31492-28-days-in-actsToday's Worship Song-https://youtu.be/NlbBlvJw4koToday's Prayer-Acts 20:31 a prayer to be watchful
Thank you for joining us for our daily walk through the book of Acts leading to First Fruits.Bible App Reading Plan-www.bible.com/reading-plans/31492-28-days-in-actsToday's Worship Song-https://youtu.be/LuvfMDhTyMAToday's Prayer-Acts 19:18 a prayer for the confession of sins
Thank you for joining us for our daily walk through the book of Acts leading to First Fruits.Bible App Reading Plan-www.bible.com/reading-plans/31492-28-days-in-actsToday's Worship Song-https://youtu.be/lO-UkeNNxaQToday's Prayer-Acts 18:9-10 a prayer to speak truth
Thank you for joining us for our daily walk through the book of Acts leading to First Fruits.Bible App Reading Plan-www.bible.com/reading-plans/31492-28-days-in-actsToday's Worship Song-https://youtu.be/mFna4pEF7M8Today's Prayer-Acts 17:27 a prayer to seek the Lord
Thank you for joining us for our daily walk through the book of Acts leading to First Fruits.Bible App Reading Plan-www.bible.com/reading-plans/31492-28-days-in-actsToday's Worship Song-https://youtu.be/ToY7XDEFhrIToday's Prayer-Acts 16:5 a prayer for strengthened faith
Thank you for joining us for our daily walk through the book of Acts leading to First Fruits.Bible App Reading Plan-www.bible.com/reading-plans/31492-28-days-in-actsToday's Worship Song-https://youtu.be/yfvtFWHHmT8Today's Prayer-Acts 15:1 a prayer to be thankful for grace unto salvation
Thank you for joining us for our daily walk through the book of Acts leading to First Fruits.Bible App Reading Plan-www.bible.com/reading-plans/3...Today's Worship Song-https://youtu.be/T0dIWJ4t4JgToday's Prayer-Acts 14:22 a prayer for persevering through trials
Thank you for joining us for our daily walk through the book of Acts leading to First Fruits.Bible App Reading Plan-www.bible.com/reading-plans/31492-28-days-in-actsToday's Worship Song-https://youtu.be/15-IdX_IIBoToday's Prayer-Acts 13:52 a prayer for joy despite circumstances
Thank you for joining us for our daily walk through the book of Acts leading to First Fruits.Bible App Reading Plan-www.bible.com/reading-plans/31492-28-days-in-actsToday's Worship Song-https://youtu.be/johgSkNj3-AToday's Prayer-Acts 12:5 a prayer for the persecuted church
Thank you for joining us for our daily walk through the book of Acts leading to First Fruits.Bible App Reading Plan-www.bible.com/reading-plans/31492-28-days-in-actsToday's Worship Song-https://youtu.be/qOv3z7Pz1P4Today's Prayer-Acts 11:23 a prayer for encouragement
Thank you for joining us for our daily walk through the book of Acts leading to First Fruits. Bible App Reading Plan-https://www.bible.com/reading-plans/3...Today's Worship Song-https://youtu.be/iOeb4j1hZeQToday's Prayer-Acts 10:2 a prayer for supplication
Thank you for joining us for our daily walk through the book of Acts leading to First Fruits.Bible App Reading Plan-www.bible.com/reading-plans/31492-28-days-in-actsToday's Worship Song-https://youtu.be/Rw2VWje6tEoToday's Prayer-Acts 9:31 a prayer for walking in the fear of the Lord
This week's message is from Pastor Chris as he looks at the Book of Acts chapter 2 and what it looks like to share your physical and spiritual resources in a community. A message on tithing from Old Testament and New Testament principles.To join our 28-day fast, study, prayer, praise, and devotion subscribe to our Church Center App to get the details.https://hff.churchcenter.com/home
This week's message is from Pastor Chris as he looks at the Book of Acts and the 28 days leading to the resurrection of the Messiah. To join our 28-day fast, study, prayer, praise, and devotion subscribe to our Church Center App to get the details.https://hff.churchcenter.com/groups/u...
Thank you for joining us for our daily walk through the book of Acts leading to First Fruits.Bible App Reading Plan-www.bible.com/reading-plans/31492-28-days-in-actsToday's Worship Song-https://youtu.be/S9oqi86yS3gToday's Prayer-Acts 8:35 a prayer for Evangelism
Thank you for joining us for our daily walk through the book of Acts leading to First Fruits.Bible App Reading Plan-www.bible.com/reading-plans/31492-28-days-in-actsToday's Worship Song-https://youtu.be/gYwFR8El_EoToday's Prayer-Acts 7:60 a prayer for forgiveness
Thank you for joining us for our daily walk through the book of Acts leading to First Fruits.Bible App Reading Plan-www.bible.com/reading-plans/31492-28-days-in-actsToday's Worship Song-https://youtu.be/hR10swsqTSUToday's Prayer-Acts 6:10 a prayer for wisdom
Thank you for joining us for our daily walk through the book of Acts leading to First Fruits.Bible App Reading Plan-www.bible.com/reading-plans/31492-28-days-in-actsToday's Worship Song-https://youtu.be/K04G4vlFHnMToday's Prayer-Acts 5:29 a prayer for obedience
Thank you for joining us for our daily walk through the book of Acts leading to First Fruits. Bible App Reading Plan-https://www.bible.com/reading-plans/31492-28-days-in-actsToday's Worship Song-https://youtu.be/9zsaAlEu6zMToday's Prayer-Acts 4:29 a prayer for boldness
Thank you for joining us for our daily walk through the book of Acts leading to First Fruits. Bible App Reading Plan-https://www.bible.com/reading-plans/31492-28-days-in-actsToday's Worship Song-https://youtu.be/MKb_t4H-Z_MToday's Prayer-Acts 3:19 a prayer for true repentance
Thank you for joining us for our daily walk through the book of Acts leading to First Fruits. Bible App Reading Plan-https://www.bible.com/reading-plans/31492-28-days-in-actsToday's Worship Song-https://youtu.be/Q6P2pSN8MwQToday's Prayer-Acts 2:14 a prayer of praise
Thank you for joining us for our daily walk through the book of Acts leading to First Fruits. Bible App Reading Plan-https://www.bible.com/reading-plans/31492-28-days-in-actsToday's Worship Song-https://youtu.be/YHUOwXV-EQ4Today's Prayer-Acts 1:14 a prayer for unity
Join Pastor Brian as he looks at what the Bible says about our walk and being faithful to keep going.
Join Pastor Brad as he looks at what the Bible says about the manifestation of miracles, and how they weren't just to give credibility to the Apostles.
Thanks for taking time on this Sabbath to join us at HFF.church for Saturday church. This week's message is from Pastor Brent Avery as he continues our book of Revelation study called "The Lion's Roar."
Join Young Adult's Pastor Nick Spring as he looks at how we can walk "Like Father, Like Son."
Thanks for taking time on this Sabbath to join us at HFF.church for Saturday church. This week's message is from Pastor Brent Avery as he continues our book of Revelation study called "The Lion's Roar."
Thanks for taking time on this Sabbath to join us at HFF.church for Saturday church. This week's message is from Pastor Brent Avery as he continues our book of Revelation study called "The Lion's Roar."
Join Pastor Brian as he looks at how we should conduct our lives, and the accountability the Scripture tells us we need to thrive as believers in Messiah.
Thanks for taking time on this Sabbath to join us at HFF.church for Saturday church. This week's message is from Pastor Brent Avery as he continues our book of Revelation study called "The Lion's Roar."
Thanks for taking time on this Sabbath to join us at HFF.church for Saturday church. This week's message is from Pastor Brent Avery as he continues our book of Revelation study called "The Lion's Roar."
Thanks for taking time on this Sabbath to join us at HFF.church for Saturday church. This week's message is from Pastor Chris, he looks at the invitations to meals in the Bible, and how the invitation of #Jesus at the last supper foreshadows our future dinner date with Him.
Join Pastor Chris as he looks at the Prophet Jeremiah's call for living with Babylonians in your life. How Jesus then showed us to walk, and how the Apostle Paul confirmed.
Join Pastor Chris as he looks at the birth narrative of Messiah, some parallels to Moses and how it would be wise to seek after Messiah.
This week's message is from Pastor Brent Avery, as we go through the book of Revelation through the lens of becoming victors in Messiah, not victims.
This week's message is from Pastor Brent Avery, as we go through the book of Revelation through the lens of becoming victors in Messiah, not victims.
This week's message is from Pastor Brent Avery, as we go through the book of Revelation through the lens of becoming victors in Messiah, not victims.
This week's message is from Pastor Brent Avery, as we go through the book of Revelation through the lens of becoming victors in Messiah, not victims.
This week's message is from Pastor Brent Avery, as we go through the book of Revelation through the lens of becoming victors in Messiah, not victims.
This week's message is from Pastor Brent Avery, as we go through the book of Revelation through the lens of becoming victors in Messiah, not victims.
This week's message is from Pastor Brent Avery, as we go through the book of Revelation through the lens of becoming victors in Messiah, not victims.
This week's message is from Pastor Brent Avery, as we go through the book of Revelation through the lens of becoming victors in Messiah, not victims.
This week's message is from Ryan White, We will look at how we take the spiritual feeling we feel at church or church functions and keep them going through the work week!
This week's message is from Pastor Brent Avery, We will look at Yeshua's command to love our enemies and how we can do that in a culture that wants us to cancel each other and be at odds with each other.
The New Testament constantly tells us that we are at war. At war against the adversary, our flesh, and our culture. What did Jesus say about the culture? What is the culture's goal? How do we win the war? Jesus showed us how.
The New Testament constantly tells us that we are at war. At war against the adversary, our flesh, and our culture. What did Jesus say about our flesh? What is the goal of our flesh? How do we win the war? Jesus showed us how.
The New Testament constantly tells us that we are at war. At war against the adversary, our flesh, and our culture. What did Jesus say about the adversary? What is the devil's goal? How do we win the war? Jesus showed us how.
Join Ephraim as he looks at forgiveness and what the Bible has to say about it. What is the common paradox associated with forgiving others?
Join Pastor Chris as he looks at Acts chapter 10 and Peter's vision. Tying it into Galatians chapter 2 and Paul's altercation with Peter afterward.
Join Pastor Brent as he looks at the story of Thomas and asks the question was he really a doubter.
The Messiah's death was an atonement for our sins. Messiah called us to repent and believe. Join Pastor Chris as he looks at what true repentance is and what false repentance is and why Messiah demanded us to repent and believe.
We have become a culture that is so busy and hurried that we are effectively shutting off our ability to see God move in our life.
church #shutoffyourphone #sabbath #rest
What does the day of Christ's birth and the day of His death have in common? Join Pastor Chris as he looks at the two historical events and how they tie together.
Megachurches often get a bad rap. Once we stop looking at the church as brick and stone and start to look at it as flesh and bone we will realize that Acts chapter 2 and the writings of Luke tell us God absolutely wants thousands gathered together and walking out their salvation.
What does the day of Christ's birth and the day of His death have in common? Join Pastor Chris as he looks at the two historical events and how they tie together.
Recently it has become increasingly popular to attack the traditions and origins of Christmas. While we don't personally celebrate the holiday it is important that we objectively weigh with equal weights and measures. Join Pastor Chris as he looks at the history and how a Sabbath-keeping believer should approach Christmas.
Join Daniel, Ephraim, and Chris as they look at prophecy and the commandment for all males to go up to Jerusalem three times a year.
Join Chris, Daniel, and Ephraim as they look at Part 3 of their series on the differences between commandments and customs,
Join Dr. Deb Gold as she looks at a timely message for Passover for believers in Yeshua!
Join Rico Cortes and Chris Franke as they study Leviticus and the laws of ritual and moral purity.
Join Chris as he looks at how we handle the noise and chaos around us and look for the calling!
Join Daniel as he gives a recap of his time in Israel and Chris for the message "Yeshua Conquered Death Before the Cross."
Join Chris as he looks at what the Scriptures say about the Adversary and how we must take responsibility for our actions.
Join guest speaker Ephraim Judah as he looks at the 5 love languages and the 5 fold ministry.
Join us for our special guest worship leader Rod Woodruff and teachings by Ephraim Judah and Daniel Musson.
Join Chris as he looks at "Things We Should Talk About in Church." First five by Gage and worship by Aimee Brooke.
Join us for our special guest speaker Matthew Vander Els and worship leader Aimee Brooke.
Join us for teachings by Ephraim Judah and Daniel Musson. Praise and worship by Rod Woodruff.
Join special guest worship leader Rod Woodruff. First five by Ephraim Judah and main message by Chris Franke "Are We Set Free?"
Join us for our weekly Sabbath service starting at 10:30am CT every Saturday morning. This week's worship was by Chris Franke, and teachings by Daniel Musson and Ephriam Judah.
Join us for our weekly Sabbath service with worship by Chris Mumford, and teachings by Ephraim Judah and Daniel Musson.
Join us for our weekly Sabbath gathering featuring guest worship leader Rod Woodruff. First five by Ephraim Judah and main teaching by Daniel Musson.
Join Chris as he leads worship, Daniel as he teaches the First Five and Ephraim as he teaches the main message