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(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?

(Nehemiah 13) (Series: Nehemiah)After 12 years, Nehemiah returns to Jerusalem, outraged to find the covenant signed by the people to be faithful to the Lord had been broken. Lessons can be learned as to how to deal with the daily challenges believers face while walking with the Lord.

(Nehemiah 12:27-47) (Series: Nehemiah)How to focus on and experience the eternal joy of the Lord: 1) Know the Messiah; 2) reflect upon what God has done for you; 3) have a sense of separation unto the Lord.

(Nehemiah 11:1-12:26) (Series: Nehemiah)The re-population of Jerusalem. God uses a variety of ways to accomplish His will; be patient; the importance of serving the Lord, even when it goes unnoticed; find your gift to be used for serving and glorifying God.

Third step for revival - enter into a covenant relationship with God, relying upon the work of the Spirit of God in your heart to be transformed to the image of Messiah. Make God preeminent in your life; honor the sabbath rest by trusting God to provide for your needs through prayer; continue to reflect and be grateful for God's provision of salvation through Yeshua; do not forsake the assembly and worship in the House of God.

(Nehemiah 9:1-38) (Series: Nehemiah)Catalysts for spiritual revival: 1) teaching the word of God, embracing and understanding the truth; 2) prayer expressing sorrow over sins.

(Congregational Meeting)Beth Ariel is moving from Sunday to Shabbat (Saturday), beginning September 21, 2013 (Sukkot). The reasons: 1) to help us fulfill our calling as a Messianic Congregation; 2) to encourage Jewish believers to fulfill their calling as the "faithful remnant"; 3) to inspire non-Jewish believers to fulfill their calling to "entice the Jewish people to jealousy"; 4) to further remove a stumbling block so unbelieving Jews might consider Messiah. Continue to check our website for more information.

(Nehemiah 7:1-8:18) (Series: Nehemiah)After wall is completed, Nehemiah brings people together and delegates authority and control and begins his next challenge - the revival of the people's spirits and their relationship to God. Beth Ariel has a responsibility to be a witness to the Jewish community.

(Nehemiah 5:1-6:19) (Series: Nehemiah)Trials will not stop in your life or in your ministry. Things will never be smooth. Doing the will of God will cause fear and require courage. Be devoted to prayer and doing the will of God.

(Nehemiah 4:1-23) (Series: Nehemiah)"Don't be afraid. Remember the Lord who is great and awesome"

(Amos 9:11-15)Reading of Israel's Declaration of Independence. Prophecy of Israel's future restoration. How close we are today and what to watch for.

(Isaiah 62:6)Our tasks: to be in prayer for our people and for Jerusalem; stand in solidarity with Israel; actively and genuinely live out our faith; be willing to take risks to testify and share our faith to the lost sheep of the house of Israel. In regards to the Holocaust, focus on those who risked their lives to save some of the Jews.

(John 20:24-29)Skeptics and historians cannot explain the uniqueness of what has been written about the resurrection because there is no basis for the pre-existence of the concepts.

(Matthew 21:1-11)Messiah's entrance into Jerusalem as Israel's King is meant to ignite Israel's faith in God through exhibiting faith in Him; Messiah is "inspected" as the Passover Lamb of God and is found to be without spot or blemish, therefore qualifying Him to give His life as a ransom for many.

(Nehemiah 3:1-32) (Series: Nehemiah)Growth comes through service and by each one doing the part that God has given them the grace and apportioned them to do so that the work goes forward and the ministry is effective and the lives of others are transformed.

(Nehemiah 2:1-20) (Series: Nehemiah)Work is the result of God's creation. Work is valuable. Work is the exertion of energy for a specific task. Sharing our faith is work. There is no work that is menial if we do it for the glory of God with passion.