The Lamb of YaHuWaH and the Removal of Sin
Atonement does not abolish the Torah, it removes sin and restores us to right standing. Through Yahusha, we are cleansed, justified, and brought back into covenant to walk in obedience to YaHuWaH’s righteous instructions.
Shabbat Devotional Series – Week 2
Discover the eternal truth that the Torah was never abolished. Week 2 exposes the lie of lawlessness, affirms Yahusha’s fulfillment, not removal, of Torah, and calls believers to walk in obedience, freedom, and the narrow path that leads to life.
Sin Is Lawlessness
What is sin? Scripture defines it, not man. This post explores how true righteousness is found only in obeying the Torah of YaHuWaH, exposing man-made definitions as lawlessness in disguise.
Condoning Lawlessness Is Not of YaHuWaH
This powerful article calls believers to reject compromise, confront sin with truth, and return to covenant obedience. YaHuWaH does not excuse rebellion—and neither should we.
Love the Sinner, Hate the Sin
The phrase “God loves the sinner but hates the sin” is a theological invention with no foundation in the Torah, Prophets, or Writings.
Depart From Me
Often referred to as the scariest words out of Messiah’s mouth, and yet, largely ignored! This describes a people devoid of YaHuWaH’s definition of sin and their outcome.
What Is The Curse Of Torah?
The Torah was never intended for salvation! The Torah was intended to show us to how to live. How to walk in righteousness in a community setting as a true believer.
Hebrews Are Killing Hebrews
A sobering call to the body of Messiah to stop devouring one another through slander, pride, and spiritual abuse. This post exposes the tragedy of Hebrews turning against Hebrews while claiming to walk in truth—urging a return to humility, love, and true obedience to YaHuWaH through the Ruach haQodesh.
Understanding What Kosher Really Means – A Return to Scripture
Discover what “kosher” truly means according to Scripture—not Rabbinic tradition. This article explores clean and unclean foods based on Leviticus and Deuteronomy (ISR 1998), exposes the kosher and halal certification tax, and calls believers to return to Torah-based obedience, not man-made systems.