Yitro is the Hebrew title for “Jethro” and is the name for the weekly Torah portion reading for the Book of Exodus starting in chapter 18 verse 1 and going through chapter 20 verse 23.

The goal of the Sabbath is not to say, “I keep the Sabbath.”  It is to allow Jesus to utterly destroy the culture’s grasp on who you are, what you are, and how you are to be.  It is to find peace, rest, and transformation to become apprentices who look, talk, and walk like Jesus.  In that goal, you will find a rest like no other and an order to push back against the chaos of this world. 

Beshalach is the Hebrew title for “When He Sent” and is the name for the weekly Torah portion reading for the Book of Exodus starting in chapter 13 verse 17 and going through chapter 17 verse 16.

Transcript from the Sermon on the Book of Hebrews Chapter 5. The Power of the Great High Priest

Transcript from the Sermon on the Book of Hebrews Chapter 4-5. The Power of the Promise

Bo is the Hebrew title for “Come” and is the name for the weekly Torah portion reading for the Book of Exodus starting in chapter 10 verse 1 and going through chapter 13 verse 16.

Those who seek to over complicate the gift of salvation with their wisdom and expounded understanding have had this revelation hidden from them while still eating from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil. You simply cannot achieve a works based salvation.

Transcript from the Sermon on the Book of Hebrews Chapter 3. The Power of the Gospel

Vaera is the Hebrew title for “And I Appeared” and is the name for the weekly Torah portion reading for the Book of Exodus starting in chapter 6 verse 2 and going through chapter 9 verse 35.

Transcript from the Sermon on the Book of Hebrews Chapter 3. Jesus the Greater Moses.

Shemot is the Hebrew title for “Names” and is the name for the weekly Torah portion reading for the Book of Exodus starting in chapter 1 verse 1 and going through chapter 6 verse 1.

Transcript from the Sermon on the Book of Hebrews Chapter 2. Hark the Hebrew Herald Sings.

Vayechi is the Hebrew title for “And He Lived” and is the name for the weekly Torah portion reading for the Book of Genesis starting in chapter 47 verse 28 and going through chapter 50 verse 26.

God used humans with different cultural backgrounds, experiences, literary styles, and education levels to pour out His divine revelations utilizing many different types or styles of writings. There is poetry, legal codes, stories, personal letters, apocalyptic revelations, and drama to build a beautiful narrative from cover to cover.

Vayigash is the Hebrew title for “And He Came Near” and is the name for the weekly Torah portion reading for the Book of Genesis starting in chapter 44 verse 18 and going through chapter 47 verse 27.

Transcript from the Sermon on the Book of Hebrews. God’s Final Word: Yeshua.

Transcript from the Sermon on the Book of Hebrews Chapter 1. The God Who Speaks

Miketz is the Hebrew title for “At the End” and is the name for the weekly Torah portion reading for the Book of Genesis starting in chapter 41 verse 1 and going through chapter 44 verse 17.

If we have bad Christology, it skews our entire thought and lens by which we read, interpret, and understand Scripture. In our corner of Christianity, we have struggled with bad Christology, and this has led us to minimizing, questioning, and debating Jesus’ nature, authority, role and many times leads to complete apostasy that somehow, we don’t need Jesus, or that Jesus’ work of the cross wasn’t sufficient.

Vayeshev is the Hebrew title for “And He Dwelt” and is the name for the weekly Torah portion reading for the Book of Genesis starting in chapter 37 verse 1 and going through chapter 40 verse 23.