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04/09/2026

Can salvation be lost? Is salvation permanent?

04/07/2026

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03/28/2026

Should Christians keep Pesach (Passover)?

Join **Brother Tony Pino (host)** and **Dustin Wade (cohost)** as we explore what Scripture actually says about Passover and its relevance for believers today.

We examine the biblical foundation of Pesach, its connection to Yeshua, and whether this appointed time was meant to continue beyond the Exodus.

Topics include:
• The meaning of Pesach in Exodus 12
• How Yeshua observed Passover
• Is Passover fulfilled, replaced, or ongoing?
• What the New Testament actually teaches

This is a Scripture-focused discussion—testing tradition against the Word of God.

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03/27/2026

I couldn't agree more with Brother Tony Pino over at Keys of the Kingdom.

Read the Bible for yourself. Don’t take their word for it. So much doctrine is not found in the Bible. 😎🧐🤪😳😳😳😎

03/27/2026

We are in the long haul to Pesach! YHWH use the 10 plauges to conquer and destroy the gods and goddesses of Mitzrayim (Egypt).

03/19/2026

May YHWH continue to bless you in the name of Messiah Yeshua

03/15/2026

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03/10/2026

In Acts 15 we see James (Jacob) addressing a dispute where some teachers were claiming that Gentile believers must undergo circumcision in order to be saved. This position is repeatedly opposed by Shaul (Paul) throughout his letters.

The council determines that Gentiles entering the covenant community are not required to convert through circumcision for salvation. Instead, James gives four immediate instructions: abstaining from idolatry, sexual immorality, strangled animals, and blood. These instructions reflect the standards given to the ger (sojourner) living among Israel in Leviticus 17–18.

These requirements remove Gentile believers from pagan temple practices and allow table fellowship with Jewish believers. They function as the foundational halakhic starting point for discipleship, while Gentile believers continue learning the Torah as Moses is read every Sabbath in the synagogues (Acts 15:21).

03/08/2026

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02/22/2026

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Is the Torah really divided into Civil, Ritual, and Moral categories — or is that a theological framework imposed onto the text?

Tonight we’re examining:

• The origin of the threefold division of the Law
• Deuteronomy 21 and civil penalties
• Acts 15 and Gentile inclusion
• What “forever” means in covenant language
• Whether the Great Commission replaces Torah

This is a serious Scripture discussion. Open Bibles. Open text. Open dialogue.

📖 The Civil Law Refutes Hebrew Roots | The Cross and the Torah

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Is the Torah truly divided into Moral, Civil, and Ceremonial categories — or is that a later theological framework imposed onto the text?In this livestream, ...