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(Gen. 23:1-9; 25:16-18; 1 Kings 1:1-31)The trustworthiness of the Living God; His promises will be fulfilled through Yeshua.

(Ephesians 5:3-14) (series: Ephesians)Since we've received the wonderful blessings of God, our lives ought to reflect it in unity, holiness, love, wisdom, the manifestation of light, submissiveness to one another, obedience, and prayer. The result will be a peace that surpasses all understanding.

(Ephesians 5:1-2) (Series: Ephesians)We can become imitators of Messiah only because God loved us enough to have sacrificed his only Son to provide for our eternal salvation. He then empowers us through the work of the Holy Spirit, transforming our lives into the image of Messiah.

(Ephesians 4:20-32) (Series: Ephesians)As believers, we need to change until we manifest the life that God has already instilled in us through the work of the Holy Spirit in our lives.

(Isaiah 42-43)God's Word never ceases to have its impact on us; we are reminded that we can never learn it all. Messiah will bring about the full restoration and redemption of Israel and the nations. There is no salvation under heaven but in the name, Yeshua Messiah.

(Zechariah 14:1-21)On Sukkot, we remember: 1) the Holiness of God; 2) all nations of the world will worship the Lord in the future season when the Lord will reign; 3) God dwells among us; 4) He quenches our spiritual thirst with Living Water.

(Ephesians 4:17-24) (Series: Ephesians)We, both personally and collectively through the body of Messiah, must walk in purity, and allow Him to have control of our lives.

(Isaiah 52:13-53:12)We are alienated from God by Sin; without the shedding of blood, there is no remission for sin; when Messiah comes, He must provide atonement for sin.

(Ephesians 4:14-16) (Series: Ephesians)What does God intend for us to become? We are to attain to the whole measure of the fullness of Messiah, so that through our lives, we present the manifestation of God's presence.

(Genesis 22:1-18)The story of an event that illustrates the necessity of faith and trust in what God has provided out of His grace, compassion and mercy, and is received by faith in Him. We need to reflect on our relationship with God, which is built upon trust, experience, and the word of God.

(Ephesians 4:7-13) (Series: Ephesians)The purpose of God's gifts are 1) to lead to the unity of the body; 2) to lead us to become mature in our walk with the Lord through knowledge of Messiah; 3) to enable people to serve and build up the body; and 4) to glorify God.

(Ephesians 4:1-6) (Series: Ephesians)Since we are united in truths and experiences, we need to be one body in reality, maintaining oneness among one another and ourselves; we will then be living a life that is worthy of the calling we've received from God.

(Ephesians 3>14-21) (Series: Ephesians)Paul's example of how to pray for our innermost being: we pray for God to strenthen us despite our difficult circumstances; we pray for Messiah to dwell in us eternally; we pray to experience the immeasurable love of God.

(Ephesians 3:1-13) (Series: Ephesians)The one "Body of Messiah" is made up of both Jewish and Gentile believers, 1) who equally share in all of God's blessings; 2) who equally share in God's promise of eternal life through Messiah Yeshua; and 3) who are equally joined together for God's Purpose, which is to manifest His wisdom, through the gifts, ministries, and experiences He has given to and chosen for each one of us.

(Ephesians 2:11-22) (Series: Ephesians)Paul writes with focus on the past, present, and future of gentiles. In the past, they were separated from Messiah and the promise of God's blessings. But when Messiah died, the wall between Jews and Gentiles was broken, and God created "one new man," without barriers. Within this "Body of Messiah," we are all fellow citizens of God's Kingdom, members of His household, and part of His Temple, each manifesting the work of God's Spirit.

(Ephesians 2:1-10) (Series: Ephesians)We need to realize our need for the Messiah, who died to give us new life in Him. We can experience this new life that God has crafted for us through His word, through prayer, and through our sufferings.

(Psalm 16)How to teach your children to have faith in Messiah.

(Ephesians 1:15-23) (Series: Ephesians)Paul prays that we might know God better through a lifetime of learning by experience and changed hearts. If we are to make a difference in the lives of others, it will only come by the power of God manifest in and through the life of an individual.

(Ephesians 1:1-14) (Series: Ephesians)How the body is to come together and to function as a living organism with Messiah as the head. We are to draw attention to the Praise of His Glory through our lives lived out to Him.

(Ephesians 1:1-14) (Series: Ephesians)One characteristic of a healthy congregation is being connected to one another, relating to each other as a family. Another is using God's blessings, grace, and riches to be a "Praise of His Glory." Is our life a praise to His Glory?