Remnant of Israel

Today Talia Snell chants the Torah reading and gives a short teaching on it. Talia talks about the bronze serpent from Exodus 21, and how it foreshadows healing through Jesus.

Today Philip Snell talks about the makeup of the Church, The Body of Christ, and how every member has something to contribute, and needs to serve in some way.

Today our Youth Service and Torah Service message is given by Zeke Williams, who tells us what the story of Numbers 1:1-54 means to him, and what we can learn from it.

Today Joe George continues his series on the book of Romans, and also mentions that the death penalty for murder is required/supported in all five books of the Torah.

Today Philip Snell gives us Part 3 of his series on Living Holy, featuring some Old Testament examples of God requiring special treatment of holy items.

Today Philip Snell continues his discussion of how to live the way God wants us to live. Included is a discussion of Joseph of Egypt, and how he was treated by his brothers.

Today Amber Williams talks about cleanness and uncleanness, both physical and spiritual, and what both the Torah and the New Testament have to say about how we approach God.

Philip Snell talks about the holiness of God, and gives some examples. He shows that we should be living our lives in a holy manner because, since we are saved, God is dwelling within us.

Today Joe George continues with his series on the book of Romans.

Philip Snell talks about the four cups of Passover: (1) Sanctification (Abrahamic covenant), (2) Deliverance/Plagues (Mosaic covenant), (3) Redemption (Yeshua's 1st coming), (4) Praise (Yeshua's 2nd coming).

In today's haftorah portion, Thomas Green reviews Leviticus and the avoidance of idol worship. Idol worship can also manifest as sins other than idol worship.

In this message, Zach Williams talks about the Passover holiday. He discusses the history of the holiday along with mentioning why discussion of Passover is in Ezekiel when the ordinance was first given in Exodus.

Today Philip Snell asks, "What is your favorite Psalm?", and goes on to show that the most referenced Psalm in the New Testament is Psalm 110, especially verses 1 and 4.

In his message, Philip Snell talks about the Sabbath, the Day of Rest, and what God intended for us through it.

Today Joe George continues his series on Romans, but first talks about the last words of convicted double murderer Brad Sigmon who was recently executed by firing squad in South Carolina.

In his message, Brian Fritz shares the impact and power of the menorah, some history and prophecy, for today and tomorrow.

In this message, Joe George talks about how people who do not have Torah can have Torah written on their hearts. He also mentions that we should be doers of the word and not only hearers.

In this sermon, Philip Snell talks about how people can lead their congregations as elders and in everyday life.

Today Philip Snell talks about Jewish Voice Ministries, Hawaiian shirts, and Exodus 13-14, in which God drowns the army of Pharaoh in the Red Sea.

In today's Torah service message, Zac Williams teaches (without notes) on today's Torah portion, Exodus 10:1-11:3, today's Haftorah portion, Jeremiah 10:1-10, and our New Testament portion, John 1:29-34.

Today Joe George continues his series on Romans, but not before delivering some "hard words" concerning the recent passing of a major supporter of abortion.

Today Philip Snell talks about what the Bible says about civil disobedience, giving examples from Daniel and Acts. He also quotes from a book by Chuck Colson, and reviews historical events.

Today Joe George continues his series on Romans with a quick review of Romans 1, and then on to a detailed study of the first five verses of Romans 2.

Today, during Hanukkah, Philip Snell talks about the Macabees overthrowing the Selucid empire and restoring the temple, and how we can sometimes see the future by looking into the past.

Tonight Philip Snell leads us in lighting the first candle of Hanukkah 2025. (Joined in progress due to technical difficulties.)

Today Philip Snell brings us a message on Hanukkah, and why Christians might want to celebrate it.

Today Joe George brings us the fifth in his series of messages on Romans. Joe points out that there are plenty of vices listed there, so that this scripture accuses everyone of something, and not just a select few.

Today Coen Snell gives us our Torah service Midrash, on the occasion of his Bar Mitzvah B'Yeshua. Coen teaches on the subject of Jacob taking Esau's firstborn blessing from Isaac.

Joe George brings us the fourth message in his series on Romans.

Today Philip Snell teaches based partly on the book "You're Not Crazy: Gospel Sanity for Weary Churches (The Gospel Coalition)", by Ray Ortlund , Sam Allberry , et al.

Joe George teaches on the three most important questions in life, the five woes of the prophet Habakkuk, and on justification by faith and not by works.

Today Philip Snell gives us a message on God's promises to Abraham (from Genesis 12-13), and how they relate to Yeshua, and to us today. (Postponed from 11/09/24).

Today's Torah message is presented by Bob Neill, who gives us a little humor, but his message has a serious side as well. (Postponed from 11/02/24).

Philip Snell gives us today's message on the who, what, when, where, and why of the creation account in Genesis. (Postponed from 10/26/24).

Torah Reading (Naomi), Lisa sings from Genesis 1 and reads “The Patchwork Torah" to the children, closing prayer, "Debka Ramot" (dance). (Postponed from 10/23/24).

This Sukkot service was a camp-out, there was no video or audio. Instead, please accept the Aaronic blessing as given by Joe George. (Postponed from 10-19-24).

Joe George on Yom Kippur, including Leviticus 16, Hebrews 9-10, Psalm 119, and Isaiah 52. Joe lists three ways affliction helps us. (Postponed from 10-12-2024).

Today we have Zeke and Zach Williams giving the haftorah message and the Torah message. They talk about how the experiences of Hosea and his unfaithful wife relate to God and Israel.

Today Joe George teaches on Romans 1, explaining a five-part framework of world-view: Creation, Fall, Redemption, Restoration, and Application. How should we live, based on these things?

Today we are delighted to have a double Bat Mitzvah for Sophia and Madison. Each young lady reads from the Torah, and gives a short midrash (message). Mazel Tov!

Today Philip Snell talks about the history and significance of the month of Elul, the last month on the Jewish calendar before the Fall feasts.

Today Lisa Snell shows us what part of today's Torah portion would sound like with the musical cantillation marks included, and how important music can be as part of God's word and in growing closer to God.

Today is Jekamiah's 13th birthday, and his Bar Mitzvah, congratulations, Jekamiah! Jekamiah reads from Deuteronomy 17:2-7, and gives a short midrash on today's torah portion.

Today's Message is given by Philip Snell, who talks about being comforted by God in a message entitled “Comfort Israel”.

Today Joe George starts a new series on the book of Romans, touching on Acts 6-8, Psalm 110, and Isaiah 52.

Today's Torah Service message is given by Modesto Castellano, who starts with Genesis 1:1 and ends with Revelation 22:21, and in-between has a lot of information, plus a few pop culture references.

Today Philip Snell Talks about the 9th of Av (Tisha B' Av), and the unpleasant history of events that occurred on the 9th of Av that are mourned in Israel even until this day.

Today Joe George brings us a message on Christian brotherly love, and concludes with the classic hymn, "All Hail The Power of Jesus' Name".

Today's special guest is David Trubek from Chosen People Ministries who brings us a special report on Israel since the October 6/7 attacks, and an update on Chosen People Ministries.

Amber Williams, Zach Williams, and Philip Snell give us messages based on today's Torah portion, Deuteronomy 18-19-20.

Instead of a usual message, today we hear testimonies about the recent Tikkun conference from Philip Snell, Amber Williams, Zach Williams, and Lisa Snell.