119 Ministries Podcast

Many of us look up to King David as he was called “a man after God’s own heart”. But what does that mean and how, too, can we work to live our lives in the same way?

Can we profess to believe in the Word of God and not do the Word of God? What does believing look like? What does the Bible say? How does Biblically defining terms affect the meaning we extract in our study? This study examines those questions and uses the Bible to reveal the answers.

When it comes to the name of the Messiah, there are many discussions that are had, one of them being whether or not we should call him by the name, Jesus. Some say yes, others say no. We invite you to review the evidence and decide for yourself.

Lot, defined as a righteous man by the Word, offers his daughters to a mob outside of his home in order to seemingly protect two strangers. The skeptic quickly points out how this is unethical, thus concluding that Yahweh's definition of righteousness is clearly not moral. Perhaps there is something the skeptic, and actually many believers, are missing in their understanding...

Sometimes it is a point of contention, to others it does not even matter, however, it is an interesting topic to consider...did our Creator intend mushrooms to be considered food?

Anti-missionaries will use the idea of a second coming of Yeshua as proof that he wasn’t the Messiah. They state that because he didn’t fulfill all of the prophecies when he was here, then he cannot be the Messiah. Are their assertions true?

In the Torah, we learn that a Hebrew slave is a servant for six years. What does that mean prophetically? What does it mean to be a servant to YHWH? Find out, in Bound to Righteousness.

In Matthew 11, Messiah said that we should take His yoke for it is light, and that He will give us rest for our souls. Just what would these phrases have meant for His audience and what do they mean for us today?

Do you pursue the Torah, which is the instructions of the Father? Then, simply stated, this teaching is for you.

Some claim the TANAKH (Old Testament) never gives instruction (Torah) to believe in the Messiah. We believe it does.

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