Lessons

Hanukkah

Why don't Christians observe Hanukkah?! It is the day that Yeshua stood on the Temple Mount and publicly proclaimed Himself as the Messiah. (It's right there in John's gospel - chapter 10.) And yet, this major event is largely ignored by the Christian community. Why? Well, there is a bit of background that needs explaining which is not taught in today's church. So join us on a fascinating journey through the events that led up to Messiah's proclamation concerning Himself on Hanukkah.

Sukkot

In the fall of the year we celebrate the Feast of Sukkot, also known as the Feast of Tabernacles (or "Booths"). What is the spiritual significance of this seventh holy day which occurs in the seventh month and lasts for seven days? And why does the Torah refer to an "eighth" day to this seven-day celebration? And what significant events happened in Yeshua's life during the week of Sukkot? Come along for a fascinating look at this wonderful time of celebration.

Yom Kippur

What is the significance of Yom Kippur, and does this day have significance for the Messianic/Christian today? What was theologically incorrect about John the Immerser's statement, "Behold the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world"? And how does Yom Kippur connect to Passover? These, and other questions are addressed in this fascinating discussion about this fascinating day.

The Torah Incarnate

What lies behind John's claim that "the Word became flesh"? The answer is found in two unlikely places: Hosea and Proverbs. Come on a journey as we explore God's ancient relationship with the Torah and how it found expression in the life of Messiah.