Messages
Topic
- A new beginning with God
- Abide and Abode
- Are You Ready?
- Assembling Together
- Bible Heroes: Esther
- Bible Heroes: Miriam
- Biblical Israel
- Blood in the Bible
- Bride of the Lamb
- Celebrations: Passover
- Christmas Day Service 2023
- Counterfeit Spiritual Powers
- David's Vision: The Temple
- God's Love
- God's Omnipotence
- God's Promises for the Latter Days
- Good Friday Easter Service 2024
- Good Friday Easter Service 2025
- Israel God's Treasure
- Knowledge Understanding and Wisdom
- Light and Darkness
- Matthew 6
- Numbers in the Bible
- Overview of Christian Israelite Faith
- Passover
- Pharaoh vs The 12 Tribes of Israel
- Praying Fasting and Giving
- Renewing The Mind
- Separation
- Shimei: Cursing and Grace
- Standing on the Promises
- The Greatness of God's Creation
- The Hope of the Immortal Life of the Mortal Body
- The Persistent Friend
- The Power of Words
- The Prodigal Son
- The Sower and the Soils
- Watch While We Wait
- What is the purpose of life?
- Who is Jesus: from Sacrifice to Kingship
- Wisdom: Growing Closer to God
- Wisdom: Sources and Purpose
- wells in the bible
Blood in the Bible
Explore how blood first came through the fall and became part of human nature, carrying corruption and defilement. “Flesh and blood cannot inherit the kingdom of God” (1 Corinthians 15:50), showing that blood is temporary and cannot enter the immortal state God has prepared. Yet, God allowed blood to serve a purpose in His redemptive plan — Jesus’ blood atones for the soul — while the prophets looked forward to a time when God would “cleanse their blood that [He] has not cleansed” (Joel 3:21). This points to a future hope when the fallen nature is washed away and blood itself is removed, preparing the body to receive immortality and the fulness of God.
A Brief Overview of the Christian Israelite Faith
Part of the seminar Exploring the Beliefs of the Christian Israelite Church.
This presentation covered:
A brief overview of the formation of the Christian Israelite Church, it’s mission and ministry today.
Separation
Separation
This message explores God’s purpose for separation—calling His people to holiness, belonging, and spiritual maturity. Drawing on Genesis, Leviticus, 2 Corinthians, and Romans 8, it shows how separation prepares believers to be God's possession, His family, and heirs with Christ, destined for the redemption of the spirit, soul and body.
Wisdom: Sources and Purpose
Wisdom: Understanding Its Sources and Purpose
In this service, we continue our study of Biblical wisdom by exploring the profile of a wise person, the sources of true wisdom, and how we can receive it. Learn how Scripture points to prayer, the Holy Ghost, and wise counsel as foundations of wisdom, and reflect on how growing in Godly wisdom helps us walk in Christ’s fullness and claim the promises of redemption.
‘Jew and Greek’: Different by Design
'Jew and Greek': Different by Design.
This service explores the context of Romans 10:12 and Galatians 3:28, shedding light on what 'Jew and Greek' have in common and where they differ.

