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(Galatians 5:16-25)(Series: The Fruit Of The Spirit) What does it mean to walk in the Spirit? The work of the Spirit brings us freedom to 1) follow God; 2) serve one another; 3) fulfill the law.

(Isaiah 42:1-5) Rest assured that what God has promised through His servant is going to come to fruition with the same power that was exhibited by God in the creation of the universe.

(John 7:37-44) Sukkot is about the dwelling presence of God.

(Jonah 2:1-10) Yom Kippur is about atonement, and God's desire that all the world would be saved. The story of Jonah focuses on repentance, the grace of God, and acknowledging God's power of salvation.

(Leviticus 16:29-34) Yeshua is our ultimate Yom Kippur sacrifice. God invites you to come unto Him and find forgiveness and rest for your souls.

(Micah 7:8-20) We don't think deeply about what God has done for us.

(Genesis 22:1-19) The call of God has made us what we are in Him, and what we are to become by Him.

(James 2:14-26) Salvation is meant to result in changed lives.

(James 1:19-27) A righteous relationship with the Living God is obtained by 1) being quck to listen to the Word of God; 2) being slow to speak and share the Word until you reflect and understand its meaning; 3) being slow to anger, not resisting, or being anxious of God's Word.

(Mark 4:35-41) The power of the Lord is real and available to us now.

(Mark 3) Religion should not trump God.

(Psalms 1-2) Happy (Blessed) means being completely satisfied.

(1 Peter 5) When enduring suffering, we are to focus not on circumstances, but on Him, whose grace is sufficient.

What it means to be a team, united for a common purpose.

(Psalm 83) We need God's help during our challenges. We should pray for deliverance from the trials and turmoils in our lives.

The return of Messiah brings to completion His work of redemption in the individual lives of both Jews and Gentiles, as well as His plans and purposes for Israel.

(Ps. 2; Is. 6,14; Acts 4) Q: What is the instigation for nations to be outraged against God and Messiah? A: It is Satan, who stirs up hatred toward God.

(Isaiah 41;54) God's sovereign and protective grace among His people, Israel.

(Acts 2:42-47) The story of the book of Acts technically has not ended. The activities of the Holy Spirit continues to work through the Body of Messiah.

Akiva Cohen's ministry is to the next generation of Israeli Youth.