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06/23/2026

Visitors from Europe and around the world are coming to America and being amazed by everyday things many of us take for granted—ranch dressing, free chips and salsa, Whataburger, Waffle House, Longhorn Steakhouse, and American hospitality. Their reactions are a powerful reminder to count our blessings, question the negativity we consume from media and social media, and remember that America is still a welcoming, abundant, and blessed country.

When I learned the truth about the Sabbath, there were TONS of people who kept saying it wasn't repeated in the NT. Well...
06/23/2026

When I learned the truth about the Sabbath, there were TONS of people who kept saying it wasn't repeated in the NT. Well, about that...

Does the New Testament really teach that the Sabbath is for all man...

06/21/2026

Does the New Testament really teach that the Sabbath is for all mankind? In this video, we look at Yeshua’s words in Mark 2:27 — “The Sabbath was made for man” — and examine the meaning of the Greek word anthropos, showing that the Sabbath was made for mankind, not just for one group of people.
We also connect this teaching back to creation in Genesis 1 and show how the Sabbath has always been part of Yahweh’s design: at creation, in the first century, today, and when Messiah returns.
If you’ve been told the Sabbath commandment is not repeated in the New Testament, this message challenges that claim directly.
Please like, share, subscribe, and leave your comments below. Shalom.

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06/21/2026

If you could do something that would identify you as a child of God, would you do it?

This sermon teaches that the seventh-day Sabbath is rooted in creation, established by God as a continuing sign for all mankind, and preserved through the biblical weekly cycle from Genesis to the future restoration described in Isaiah. It contrasts biblical Sabbath observance with man-made religious traditions, emphasizing that faith is shown through obedience, holy time, fellowship, rest, and living according to the Creator’s instructions.

06/21/2026

Messianic Dance 6/20/26 to Barchu et Adonai
Shabbat in Kansas City!

06/20/2026

The boys are becoming professionals at the shofar!!

06/20/2026

The book of Deuteronomy commands us to bless God when we are full and have eaten. The wealthy Europeans have blessed us by fawning over everyday American food. Be sure to bless YHVH for allowing us to live in this blessed land and for our wonderful visitors. In Yeshua's Name.

Brothers and Sisters in Kansas City, you've got a place to fellowship!
06/18/2026

Brothers and Sisters in Kansas City, you've got a place to fellowship!

Are you looking for a Sabbath-keeping church in Kansas City? At The...

Most of Christianity is absolutely clueless about the next steps in prophecy and what will happen to unbelievers.
06/18/2026

Most of Christianity is absolutely clueless about the next steps in prophecy and what will happen to unbelievers.

What will happen to those who never believed and when is Judgment D...

06/16/2026

In this video, I reflect on the balance between emotion and truth in the life of a believer in Messiah. Drawing from observations about Christian and Jewish-based scholars, I talk about how emotionally driven faith can become unstable when challenged, while identity-rooted conviction tends to remain steady. My encouragement is simple: let emotion and logic work together in your faith, and do not let doctrinal disputes or historical debates shake your identity as a child of God. May Yahweh bless you and keep you in the name of His Son, Yeshua.

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