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What is the Torah?

​Torah is a word that many people know, but not everyone understands what it means. The word Torah has more than one meaning, so it is helpful to know the context in which it is being used and by whom. 

Introduction to the Jewish Sources

Jewish interpretations and practical applications of the Scriptures have a rich history, and understanding the dilemmas faced by the Jewish sages over the centuries gives students of the Scriptures an appreciation for how Jewish tradition developed.

Colossal Controversies 

Colossal Controversies brings the reader right into the culture and time frame in which the Colossians lived so that the inquisitive seeker can be joyfully astounded by the truth of the Word of God. 

Messianic Shabbat Service

This booklet gives a brief history of the Nazarene Jews and describes the present-day return to many First Century beliefs and observances.  It also describes the diversity of the worship practices that a newcomer or visitor may encounter in a Messianic Shabbat Service. More importantly, it gives the rationale or Scriptural basis for those practices so that the participant may understand the service and leave it feeling encouraged in his or her faith. 

The Biblical
​New Moon

Of all of the Biblical holidays, the new moon is perhaps the most overlooked or forgotten. However, when the new moon does make its appearance in the Scriptures, the context clearly alludes to this festival’s great significance. This book conveys the excitement and the profound joy that comes from meeting the Creator at one of His often forgotten festivals. Additionally, this book will help you to prepare and organize a delightful setting to celebrate each new month and dedicate it to the Creator.

Divorce & Remarriage
​in the Bible

The topic of divorce and remarriage in the Bible has been a confusing and painful one for centuries, but there is a powerful remedy for this problem. If you are divorced or remarried, rather than needing to be shielded from your Bible, learn how you are shielded by it! An in depth discussion in this booklet will set you free.

Truth, Tradition,
​or Tare

Readers of the New Testament can find its treatment of tradition confusing. Yeshua (Jesus) sometimes corrected those observing religious customs, yet at other times he said they SHOULD have observed them.  Is there some way to determine which customs are "good" and which are "bad"?  The methods used by the prophets of the Older Testament (TANAKH) as well as the writers of the Newer Testament did leave readers guidelines to divide seeds of truth from tradition.

Peter's Vision


​Peter's vision was a message of redemption sent to a divided nation. While many have been taught this vision pertains to food, the scriptures show a far more important proclamation from God to man. This book will explore this vision in depth with understanding of the language and context applicable to this wonderful declaration of love and inclusion to those who have a heart for God.

The Sabbath


​The Heavenly Father created the Sabbath for mankind to be a day of delight full of peace and refreshment. It is a sacred time at the end of each week where His children are at liberty from the workday routine to slow down and rest. This time allows followers of Yeshua (Jesus) to concentrate on family unity, prayer, worship, Bible study, and fellowship with the Body of Messiah.  It is an appointment with the King, a date with Adonai, and a rehearsal for the Messianic Age. Shabbat is a day that believers long for in anticipation of His Kingdom to Come, Yom Shekulo Shabbat – A time when all is Sabbath.

Growing in Holiness

To grow in His Word is to grow in holiness day by day. In His infinite wisdom, G-d provided His children daily, monthly, seasonal, and annual instructions on how to increase in holiness by respecting His set times for growth. There are even opportunities for experiencing growth by knowing the cycles of seven years and fifty-year jubilees. Engaging these appointed times has the added benefit of making one wise in the prophetic implications of each word of Scripture, for there are no idle words between Genesis and Revelation. All is G-d-breathed and beneficial to disciples of Yeshua.Coming Soon!

The Seven Shepherds

The Seven Shepherds relates the family stories so that many centuries later, readers can comprehend hidden meanings that were never really hidden. This book opens up nuances that families would have known and connected, but an outsider would have missed, such as the special dates, the family traditions, the stories of uncles and aunts in times past, or the bad neighbors. The Seven Shepherds of Hanukkah invite readers of Scripture into The Family of Israel and its dynamics. The Seven Shepherds takes the reader on a prophetic journey from the beginning pages of Genesis all the way to Revelation and the eventual release of the Adversary at the conclusion of the Seventh Millennium.

First Century Words

The dietary laws remain a controversial topic for Western students of the Bible. Leviticus lists those animals and sea creatures that God calls food and those that aren’t food. These lists are often said to have changed or ceased to be practically applied after the Messiah Jesus (Yeshua) gave his life on the cross. This book explores several biblical arguments for/against each position. Messiah stated at a dinner table that nothing that passed the lips of a person could defile his body, so what did He mean? Can meats be rendered clean through prayer or thanksgiving? Did Paul teach that Yeshua canceled these laws out when He rose from the dead?  First Century Words explores the text and truth behind these laws, and more importantly, how the heart is transformed by them.
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Pharisee:
​Friend or Foe?

The word "Pharisee" in modern use means a hypocrite. Bible students rarely challenge this stereotype, but a closer reading of the gospel texts and First Century history bring new insights into the role of the Pharisees and their relationship to Yeshua (Jesus). A brief overview of the Jewish sects and cultural dynamics opens up the dialogues among Yeshua and his audiences, adding depth perception impossible when the Pharisees are dismissed as the arch-enemies of Yeshua. By comparing the Pharisees' own view of hypocrites and greed, Yeshua's corrections are understood as intra-faith discussion, not a Jesus-versus-the-Jews polemic. 

The Three Days and Nights of Messiah

The Three Days and Three Nights of Messiah details the passion week of Yeshua/Jesus in the Jewish context of first century Jerusalem. It will challenge traditional thought concerning the timing of the death, burial, and resurrection of Yeshua. The purpose is to discover how we "may be one" in Messiah. The Sign of Jonah is a key to unlock a greater understanding of Passover for those who have faith in the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. 

50,000 Degrees and Cloudy

Yeshua and the early apostles were Jewish so it is logical to examine their expectations of end times. 50,000 Degrees contains two sections with the first examining the Older Testament Scriptural clues to death and resurrection, and the second section addresses the more immediate question, "What happens when we die?"

Esther's Mysteries:
Behind the Mask

The Book of Esther is replete with hidden messages. While the Name of God is never used, He works behind the scenes devising plans of salvation, atonement, and most importantly, stretching the message of salvation to the first fruits from among the nations. The full narrative of Joseph's life is repeated in the Scroll of Esther along with the Yom Kippur service.This study removes many of the masks of Purim, but more 
importantly, it will reveal the bigger plan 
of prophecy.

144,000 Harps:
Hidden Songs of Israel

Torah is the most direct of prophecies, yet it is often dismissed as Bible stories. Indeed, the narratives are splendid stories. Human beings do learn first life lessons through story tales, poems, songs, myths, and storybooks. Likewise, the Torah is a believer’s first life lessons in faith. That’s the beauty of the Word. What appears to be stories holds the most powerful of prophecies. It’s not that the prophecies are disguised, but when the reader is conditioned to see only Noah and Abraham stories, then only stories will she see!
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