Medals are won in wars, where courage is required more than anything else. But what happens when life requires courage? When the wars we fight are despair, depression and doubt? Is there a place for courage? What is our reward? In this Coffee break, Aliyah and Yosef discuss what it means to have courage, why comfort is freely available and why some battles are uniquely chosen for us. Be encouraged while joining this weeks broadcast.
Tonight’s broadcast was an exciting mix of teaching and proclamation. Focusing on the often overlooked red heifer sacrifice, Yosef and Aliyah discuss how deep this sacrifice truly is and how we appropriate it, as believers in Yeshua. They discuss the depth of its propheticness, and it’s meaning for every believers walk of sanctification. This coffee break was described as “freeing,” so join us!
The current status of the world has many shouting “violence and turmoil.” Yet in these hard times, the intimate dialogue between Habakkuk and Yahweh provide us with a much needed message. A coffee break described as powerful and needed, we invite you to join us for encouragement and a change in perspective.
You and I are alive in the days spoken about by Yeshua. In this time we have been called to be overcomers, yet many still choose to walk the road of compromise. In this teachings Yosef explains the cost of maturity and why only a few are willing to walk the narrow path that leads to life.
If you are fired up for a Shavuot message, then this Coffee Break is for you! Aliyah and Yosef discuss the promise of the Father, this gift of power which left the first believers in awe. They unpack this gift of the Holy Spirit and the baptism needed in our generation.
This week, Yosef and Aliyah answer biblical questions from the listeners of the Coffee Break. During the week, listeners sent in questions such as what are the trees in the book of Revelation? What is the sin that leads to death, who wrote Hebrews and more! This was described as a special, informative coffee break so join us to uncover some deep biblical truths.
When we are faced with an ever increasing lawless world that pushes us to question how we respond or who we choose to be, where do we turn to answer this question?
In this Coffee Break, Yosef and Aliyah lean into the word to discover what righteousness requires of us in every situation, including neighbors breaking lockdown!
We love our heroine Esther and her moment of courageous availing. A step out to go before the king and intercede. Yet, in the first few chapters of the story Esther is defined and explained as silent. The narrative is not even told from her perspective, it does not focus on her bravery, but rather on her compliance and her upbringing. In Esther's life much like in our own, there will be a moment, a pause accompanied by a question. A question we will have to answer, a moment that can change the rest of the story. In this teaching, Aliyah takes us to that moment and directs it towards ourselves.
Surrounded by threats and enemies, Nehemiah continued to do the great work of rebuilding the walls of Jerusalem, just as Yahweh commanded him to. He was undeterred, but sometimes fearful at the many threats spoken against his life. Among those who spoke against him and threatened him was a prophetess named Noadiah and other prominent prophets among Gods people.
In this weeks Coffee Break, Aliyah and Yosef dive in to these passages of scripture pulling out gems and deep spiritual truths for today’s remnant. They look at what could have upset the prophets, how defiled the people had become and why it’s important to have a black and white viewpoint of truth.
The world is slipping into a dark abyss a place of total destruction. Yet it’s at this time that Abba Father is busy restoring the original Faith of the Apostles within the hearts of His Faithful Remnant. A faith that does not waver or retreat. A faith that stands when the gates of Hell come charging against them. There is a call going out from the heart of Yeshua to mature and to walk in Holiness so that you and I might overcome. For many the idea of suffering for the sake of their faith brings fear and doubt. Many have chosen the path of compromise instead of the narrow path that leads to life. May this teaching speak to your heart and may it tug at the strings of your soul and cause you to want to abandon all fear and doubt and ready yourself for the battle of the ages that is to come.
