Yahweh's Restoration Ministry

Yahweh's truth, revealed throughout both the Old and New Testaments, demands a deeper, more engaged form of worship than that offered by many modern churches. How should we embrace the Hebraic roots of our faith so we can better understand Yahweh's plan of salvation?

Yahweh expects his people, as a kingdom of priests, to strive for perfection and live holy lives, a process of sanctification distinct from the initial justification received through Yahshua's sacrifice. Yahweh offers His Spirit to guide and empower those who obey Him, enabling them to live according to His statutes despite opposition. This empowers a core group, the first fruits, who are called to a special blessing in His kingdom. 

How does recognizing Yahweh's ownership of everything shape the way you handle money? Discover how tithing, generosity toward the poor, the dangers of debt, and guarding against greed can transform your daily financial decisions and help you become a faithful steward of your resources.

How can we ensure that observances like wearing the tassels (tzitzit) genuinely reflect the inward transformation of our hearts and lives, reflecting the spirit rather than merely the letter of Yahweh's commands?

Yahweh's unchanging nature is a source of unwavering hope and comfort in a world of constant change. How can we better surrender our own limited plans and trust in His perfect wisdom to guide our lives?

While apocryphal texts like the Didache offer historical insights into early Christianity, their acceptance as scripture is problematic due to factors like late authorship, unclear origins, and potential contradictions with canonical texts. How can we discern between inspired scripture and writings that, while historically interesting, may ultimately lead us astray from the teachings of Yahshua and the established word of Yahweh?

Many common beliefs about the Messiah, such as his physical appearance, his relationship to Yahweh's law, and the purpose of his death and ministry, are inaccurate and deviate from the original scriptures. How can we ensure our understanding of Yahshua is not rooted in erroneous traditions and misinformation?

Yahweh consistently attempts to correct, motivate, and inspire us through His word.  Envy, as demonstrated by the religious elite's actions towards Yahshua, can lead to the distortion and misapplication of scripture. How can we discern truth from falsehood in our own lives and ensure that our actions are motivated by love for Yahweh and not by personal ambition or jealousy?

The preparation for a potential red heifer sacrifice, along with active efforts to rebuild the Third Temple in Jerusalem, suggests a rapidly approaching fulfillment of biblical prophecy concerning end times.  Originally recorded 3/30/24

The Feast of Unleavened Bread symbolizes not only the Israelites' hasty exodus from Egypt but also the spiritual imperative to remove sin and wickedness from our lives, mirroring Yahshua's resurrection as the firstfruits of a new creation. How can we more actively purge "spiritual leavening" from our lives, ensuring our actions reflect the true meaning of this significant Feast?

Yahweh's appointed times, such as Passover and Unleavened Bread, are not merely historical observances but prophetic foreshadowings of Yahshua's sacrifice and redemption, revealing Elohim's plan of salvation. These feasts offer deeper spiritual insights and understanding for those willing to look beyond ingrained traditions and misunderstandings of scripture. 

Does observing the Sabbath, using Yahweh's name, or even going through the waters of baptism ways to earn your Salvation? No, instead they are expressions of faith in Yahshua's sacrifice, demonstrating a transformed heart. Yahshua's sacrifice enables our striving for obedience to Elohim's commandments, not the other way around. 

Effective prayer is not merely asking Yahweh for things, but rather an expression of trust and dependence, fostering a deeper relationship with Him. How can we move beyond viewing prayer as a last resort and cultivate a daily practice rooted in sincere devotion?

Our actions and choices reveal where our true treasure and heart lie, as reflected in Yahweh's words in Matthew 6:21. What would our financial records illustrate about how we unconsciously prioritize what has value in our lives? Are we prioritizing the treasures of Yahweh?

Trusting in Yahweh and acknowledging Him in all ways will lead to a more blessed and fulfilling life. Are you prioritizing Yahweh's will in all your decisions, or are you allowing worldly influences to dictate your path, potentially hindering your relationship with Yahshua?

Many widely held Christian doctrines and practices are not biblically based, but rather stem from the assimilation of pagan Greco-Roman and Babylonian religious beliefs. This leads to a distorted understanding of grace, salvation, and the ultimate judgment. 

True conversion to Yahweh involves a heart transformation and unwavering commitment to living according to Yahweh's will, exceeding the significance of baptism alone. How deeply are you committed to living a life that reflects Yahshua's teachings, and are you actively strengthening your brethren, demonstrating the transformative power of genuine conversion?

Yahshua's teachings emphasize the critical importance of honest and edifying communication, warning against the destructive power of corrupt or deceitful words. How can we better balance direct, truthful communication with love and diplomacy to build others up rather than tear them down?

Yahweh's appointed feasts, detailed in Leviticus 23, are not obsolete but rather divinely commanded statutes for all generations, serving as a prophetic rehearsal for events to come, culminating in Yahshua's return and the establishment of His kingdom. Do the ways we currently celebrate these feasts truly reflect their significance and the deeper prophetic meaning they hold, preparing us for the future kingdom?

The Apostle Paul, contrary to popular belief, faithfully observed Yahweh's commandments, demonstrating the enduring relevance of the Old Testament. How can we accurately interpret both Paul's writings and Yahshua's teachings to avoid spiritual compromise and discern authentic worship from culturally influenced practices?

Our bodies are temples of Holy Spirit, created in His image, meaning we are intricately shaped and formed to reflect Him. To mistreat our bodies—through poor choices or negligence—is to disrespect the divine pattern of creation. How can we better understand and fulfill our role as holy vessels, reflecting Yahweh's image and honoring Him in our physical and mental well-being?

Living a life of integrity, characterized by honesty and unwavering moral principles, is essential for success in life and for being found worthy of Yahweh's Kingdom. 

Yahweh removes the righteous from this world to spare them from coming evil, demonstrating His mercy even in death. This act, though painful for those left behind, reflects Yahweh's unwavering love and desire for all to come to repentance. Can we reconcile our human grief over the loss of loved ones with an understanding that Yahweh has a bigger plan?

Is there a connection between excessive phone and social media use and diminished attention spans? Online services often thrive by capturing and monetizing our attention. How, then, can we cultivate sustained focus on Yahshua and spiritual growth in a world designed to constantly distract us?      

Eternal life, the paramount goal, is achieved through a unified understanding of the Old and New Testaments. Yahweh's path to salvation, evident in both testaments, requires both faith in Yahshua's sacrifice and obedience to Yahweh's commands. 

The original language spoken by Elohim and used in the earliest divine communications was Hebrew, a language that will be restored in the future. How might a deeper understanding and use of Hebrew impact our relationship with Yahweh and our understanding of scripture?

Yahweh's calendar, unlike modern calendars, is based on agricultural observation, not calculation. The key is visually verifying events like the first visible crescent moon and barley harvest to determine months and years. This contrasts with relying on conjunctions or other computational methods. 

We offer Yahweh only two things: a well-lived life and the offerings of our lips (Hebrews 13:15). How can we ensure our prayers, words, and actions genuinely reflect our devotion to Yahshua and our understanding of Yahweh's will?

Cursing the descendants of Abraham invites Yahweh's curse; blessing the descendants of Abraham invites Yahweh's blessing, according to Genesis 12:3. The conflict between Israel and Hamas is devastating, with significant loss of life on both sides, and the potential for wider escalation remains. How might we, as a community of faith, respond to this crisis in a way that reflects Yahweh's love and justice?

Are the books of the Apocrypha inspired scripture? If not, then why are some people still drawn to its teachings? By looking closer at the history of the Apocrypha, we can uncover the compelling truths behind its non-canonical status and explore how its presence in some Bibles has shaped Christian thought and practice, challenging us to rethink what it truly means to be inspired by Yahweh.

Diligently contending for the faith, as Jude encourages, involves actively seeking and practicing Yahweh's truth daily, just as Abraham did. This practice will lead to a life of righteousness and blessings.

Evidence from the Dead Sea Scrolls supports the view that the Book of Daniel was written prior to the events it foretold, reinforcing the argument for divine inspiration in its prophecies.

True worship involves more than simply believing in Yahshua; it demands obedience to His commandments. This is evident throughout Scripture, from the Old Testament to the New, and is not a mere "works righteousness" but a fundamental aspect of living out faith. How can we truly believe in Yahshua without putting His teachings into practice?

Bible prophecy shows a series of events leading up to the New Jerusalem's arrival on Earth, beginning with the Great Tribulation and culminating in Yahshua's return. What steps can we take now to prepare ourselves for the future Yahweh has planned for us?

Yahweh demands unwavering obedience and rejects lukewarm faith, emphasizing the importance of diligently studying and accurately interpreting His word. How can you ensure your teachings align with His will when you are called to be a priest in His kingdom?   Originally recorded Feast of Tabernacles 2023

True repentance involves loathing our past sins and committing to a new life in Elohim, a transformation symbolized by baptism. We are buried with Yahshua in the waters, signifying the death of our old selves and the birth of a new, spirit-filled being. But how do we ensure our lives truly reflect this commitment to Elohim? What practical steps can we take to demonstrate the fruits of the spirit in our daily lives? Originally Recorded at Feast of Tabernacles 2010.

Elohim created us to be part of His eternal kingdom family, and our purpose should provide hope and meaning to our existence. If even the most prominent figures in scripture faced significant family challenges, how can we, as parents, strive to raise children who embody Yahshua's teachings and build a more harmonious world? Originally Recording Feast of Tabernacles 2021

The Bible gives us clues about how Yahweh's true people will stand out from others. In addition to the two most important commandments about love, there's another command that acts as a test to show if we belong to the true group of believers.

While both joy and happiness are positive, true joy is a deep, foundational quality that transcends fleeting moments of happiness. Joy can coexist with other emotions, even difficult ones, while happiness is temporary and can be fleeting. How can we cultivate a deeper, more permanent joy in our lives, even amidst hardship and suffering?

The blowing of trumpets in the Old Testament served as a significant communication tool for the Israelites, particularly for assembling the people, announcing journeys, and even during war. The trumpet blasts served as a reminder of Yahweh's presence and protection. Blowing of trumpets reminds us that we too are called to gather together to remember Yahweh's presence and faithfulness in our lives as we look forward to the Second Coming of Yahshua.

The Noahide Laws are a set of seven biblical commandments considered universal and binding on all non-Jews, covering prohibitions such as idolatry, blasphemy, and murder. How do these laws differ from the Torah commandments, and what does this mean for a universal ethical code?

Joshua, the son of Nun, is a key type of Yahshua (the Messiah) in the Scriptures. Joshua's faithfulness teaches us about the depth of commitment required in our spiritual lives. By emulating his dedication, obedience, and unwavering trust, we can strengthen our own faith and better serve Yahweh.      

Moses was chosen by Yahweh not for his communication skills or heroics, but for his humility and meekness, which made him the humblest person on earth. How can we cultivate the amazing attributes of Moses?

Psalm 91 emphasizes Yahweh's protection and refuge for those who trust in Him, assuring safety from dangers and divine intervention in times of trouble. How can we align our hearts to fully embrace and experience this powerful promise of safety?

How can you distinguish between genuine virtue and the superficial display of righteousness? Biblical examples show the dangers of the behavior of "virtue signaling" and emphasize the importance of authentic virtue grounded in genuine deeds, not just words.

Imagine experiencing the Holy Spirit's power in a way that transcends ordinary language. Uncover what this gift truly represents, distinguishing between contemporary practices and the Biblical reality.

Here are 10 signs of the moral decline and departure from Yahweh's laws that should be a signal of the approaching end times. Despite the chaos and moral decay, we should hold on to our faith that Yahshua will return to restore righteousness soon.

Does Judaism view the Holy Spirit as a separate being or as Yahweh's active power and inspiration in prophecy? Discover a perspective that contrasts with traditional Christian beliefs, emphasizing the Spirit's role as a manifestation of divine presence and guidance in the world.

The call is clear: to leave behind old ways and align ourselves with Yahweh's truth, rejecting deceptive traditions for a sincere and committed relationship with our Creator.

Biblical archetypes echo through history, shaping our perspectives today. The symbols and patterns established in ancient Israel have reappeared throughout time. By exploring these archetypes, we can gain a deeper understanding of Yahweh's plan and potentially a better understanding of future events.

Exploration of the Messiah's true identity and heritage reveals a critical need to align our beliefs with scriptural truth rather than tradition. Understanding Yahshua as a Jewish Messiah challenges misconceptions and encourages us to embrace our shared roots with Judaism.