Walk and Talk Report – November 9th 2022
November 3, 2022 9 gift sets and 2 Brit Chadashahs were given out. On this clear, sunny day two ladies from the outreach team were…
November 3, 2022 9 gift sets and 2 Brit Chadashahs were given out. On this clear, sunny day two ladies from the outreach team were…
There was one evangelism outreach this week. A team of two ladies went to a shopping centre in a Jewish neighborhood in Montreal. They distributed…
Shaking Us From Our Sleep A Message from Mark 5: 1-20 Unshackled by the Messiah Here was a man who lived in the most…
In biblical history, there was always someone even a brother who wanted to take over the blessings from someone else…
How interesting when we can see the direct link between the Bible and what the earth is experiencing right now.
The Lord used very similar warning signs in the Scriptures to caution Israel concerning the impending and approaching wars ahead…
We have seen that since the rejection back in Mark chapter 3, Yeshua began speaking in parables. We read through the Parables of the 4 Soils, of the Lamp, of the Seed, and of the Mustard Seed and saw how Christendom is divided into the Wheat and the Tares, and how the dark side of nominal Christianity will grow to great heights. This group being representative of the majority of people proves very discouraging for believers who seem to be fighting an uphill battle…
Their life’s mandate was to guard this Word and remembering the Russian pogroms is just one of many eras of time when the Jew, in his loyalty put the Word before his very own life. With this type of devotion and trustworthiness, it is no wonder that they have remained the enemy of our enemy Satan…
Wednesday, October 12th 2022 7 gift sets and 1 Tanakh were given. It was a peaceful warm evening on this particular Wednesday when a team…
In the Parable of the Mustard Seed, you have the opposite spectrum of the Visible Church. The mustard seed itself produces weeds, much like the tares and are not associated with any good works…
So now comes Simchat Torah which means Joy of the Torah. It is a time which marks the completion of the synagogue reading of the 5 books of Moses within a one-year span. Each week a particular parashat or portion of the Torah is read. And on the last Saturday when the annual cycle is completed, the final chapter of Deuteronomy is read…