In relation to the things of God, of the kingdom of heaven; there has to be a definitive line drawn. If you are on the side of the kingdom, you're part of my family, but if you're on the side of the world you're like a stranger....even if you're my mother or brother or sister. That's the way it has to be if you choose to be His disciple. If your family is not concerned with the things of the kingdom, it might not be their conscious intention to pull you back into the world, but make no mistake, that's what they'll do. We'll discuss this and much more on this classic episode of FaithWorks!click here to listen 

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A Family Affair (R)

Love suffers long! Dwell on that for awhile the next tie someone cuts you off in traffic or says some harsh words to you or happens to do something that hurts you either physically or emotionally. For the most part we wouldn't even consider those people our enemies, maybe not friends but not enemies. So, if Yeshua expects us to love, suffer long, not think of ourselves, not take an account against, bear, hope, and endure all things with regard to our enemies, wouldn't He expect the same from us in regards to those who are not our enemies? We'll discuss this and much more as we dig deeper into God's word on this classic episode of FaithWorks!click here to listen 

Love Your Enemy...Seriously! (R)

Paul tells us to be diligent in our study to show ourselves approved to God. He says we are to be workmen who rightly divide the word of truth. That tells us so much! Listen to how dictionary.com defines the word diligent - constant in effort to accomplish something; attentive and persistent in doing anything. We have to be constant in our effort to study; attentive, persistent. He tells us that we must 'rightly' divide the word of truth. This tells us that it is possible to 'wrongly' divide the word. We'll discuss this and much more in this classic episode of FaithWorks!click here to listen 

Rightly Dividing God's Word (R)

In the contrast between Mary and Martha, Yeshua does not commend the sister that is working so hard to try to serve the Master. He commends the sister that has seemingly cast off her responsibility to do what many would see as being lazy, yet she had her priorities straight. She did not let the worries of the day become thorns in her soil. She focused on gaining understanding and Jesus said that it was the one thing that was necessary and that she had chosen wisely. Have you chosen wisely? What have you given up to sit at His feet? We'll discuss these things and more on this classic episode of FaithWorks! 

At the Feet of the Master (R)

A light to the Gentiles! They are the cultivated tree that we must be grafted into once the blood is applied. Paul tells us that we come from a wild olive tree from which we were broken off when we believed and then were grafted into the cultivated tree. Do you think Yahweh grafted us into the cultivated tree to make the cultivated tree wild, or so that the cultivated tree would make us cultivated. We'll discuss this and much more on this classic episode of FaithWorks!Click here to listen 

The Wild Olive Tree (R)

John the Baptist came to prepare the way of the Lord with a message of repentance. Yeshua came to call sinner to repentance. Exactly what does that mean? What is required to repent? We;l discuss this and much more as we revisit this classic episode of FaithWorks!click here to listen 

U-turn Required (R)

Oops! I uploaded an incomplete file so here is the real podcast. I should be making some updated podcasts within the next month or so. Be blessed!Click here to listen 

Where You Go, I Will Go (R) Correction

Jesus made it clear that the storms of life would come to those who follow the one true God and also to those who do not. What would be different would be how they would handle it? Ruth evidently saw that in how Naomi had come through the great tragedy. Sure she had cried but there was something else there that made Ruth want to cling to it, to her, to her God! This will be discussed as we revisit this classic episode of FaithWorks!Click here to listen 

Where You Go, I Will Go (R)

Okay, first let me apologize for the several weeks that have gone by without an update. Things have been extremely busy here. We will have actually decided to begin producing new episodes very soon so watch for those. In this classic episode we will be looking at Balaam who tries over and over to get God to submit to his will. How many times do we do that? Hear God tell us to do something and do everything in our power not to do it. Pray for Him to do this or that in our lives without ever asking Him if that is His will. Isn't that what most people think prayer is? Giving God a laundry list of things for Him to do as if He is a genie in a bottle or something. We'll be discussing this and much more on this episode of FaithWorks!Click here to listen 

Who Can Curse God's People? (R)

Recently we've talked about the importance of seeking after God with our whole hearts by putting the things of God in the first position as far as priority. Now, we'll focus on what to do once we've committed to do that. You've put the things of God in the first spot, now what? Which direction should you go? What should you follow after? We'll discuss these questions and much more as we revisit this classic episode of FaithWorks!Click here to listen 

How Do We Get There? (R)

How can a young man cleanse his way? This is so crucial because it starts with the premise that his way needs to be cleansed. If you do a survey of the average guy on the streets, and ask them if they are a good person, the majority would say yes they are. But that's not what the word of God says. Jeremiah 17:9, the heart is deceitful above all things and desperately wicked. Who can know it? This is the FIRST thing we must recognize when we come to faith...that in our flesh, we are indeed wicked. We'll discuss this and much more on this classic episode of FaithWorks!Click here to listen 

Who's On First? (R)

We are able to proclaim peace, to bring good tidings, to preach salvation, but if no one believes our report, then what? Why wouldn't they believe such wonderful news? Could it be because many believers have no idea why they believe what they believe? Many don't even have a clue what they believe. We'll discuss this and many other things as we dig deep into God's word on this classic episode of FaithWorks!Click here to listen 

Why Do You Believe? (R)

I apologize for the delay in posting a podcast. We've just completed our move from South Florida to South Carolina. It is important for us to recognize that we who have been born again are now a part of God's family. Just as Jacob adopted Ephraim and Manasseh and gave them the same standing as his eldest sons, Reuben and Simeon, so our Father in heaven has adopted us into His family and given us the same standing as His only begotten Son, Yeshua our Savior. It's hard to believe but it's true! We'll be discussing the family of Jacob (Israel) and the family of God as we dig deeper into God's word on this classic episode of FaithWorks!Click here to listen. 

All in the Family (R)

Hunger is a motivator. I believe everyone is hungry and they just don't know what they're hungry for. I can remember being hungry. Hungry for friendship, hungry for relationships. I can remember teaching myself to smoke so I would fit in with the 'cool crowd'. I can remember taking my first hits of marijuana and cocaine for the same reason. But guess what? After I got what I thought I was hungry for...I was still hungry. Some people are hungry for money or for cars or for sex or for power, but just like me when they get it they're still hungry. Always hungry! We'll be discussing the effects of this hunger and much more on this classic episode of FaithWorks!Click here to listen 

Prepare for the Famine (R)

Too many people are like Eve, clueless as to what the word of God says. With an aggressive reading plan, reading four or five pages a day, you can read through the Bible in one year. With a more relaxed plan, reading two or three pages a day, you can read it through in just two years. And with even a basic reading plan, reading just one page a day, you can read through in three years. So that should mean that everyone who's been saved for more than three years has completely read the Bible, right? We'll discuss these things and much more as we revisit this classic episode of FaithWorks!Click here to listen 

My People Perish (R)

Digging deep into the Word of God. We approach the scriptures with a distinctly Messianic perspective; embracing the Hebrew roots of our faith. We ask that you not judge us by our size or in comparison to more traditional churches, however, we do expect you to judge us by the Word of God that is our final authority in all things.

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