So many people say that they love YHWH yet they walk around hating others, having no desire to show the love of Messiah in the same manner He showed His fathers love. In this teaching Yosef explains what it is that YHWH, really desires from you. How we live, impacts the lives of others. Will you answer the call to be a light to the nations a man or woman of righteousness who walks humbly with your Elohim?
This week, Yosef and Aliyah ask the question, “what to do when Yahweh is silent?” Exploring the reasons behind silence, the seasons of silence, and how silence from God is not a marker of anger, or abandonment, they deeply share around this very real experience in the lives of believers. Join us to be encouraged in your faith walk.
This weeks Restoration Hour was described as “powerful and moving,” as Aliyah and Yosef dug into lesser known truths about Noah. From the magnificent, mysterious prophecy about his life, to his heart posture before Yahweh after leaving the ark, Noah was a man we have so much to learn from. Lessons upon lessons can be drawn from his life, and not just because he built the ark and showed mercy to the animals, but because he desires closeness with the Almighty. Join us this week to hear the moving message.
Jehoiachin the young king took the throne during a turbulent time in Judah. His father had passed away and Jehoiachin was soon to face the mighty king Nebuchadnezzar whose world renown army was marching on Judah to sack the city and pillage the people. The throne needed guidance and a strong hand leading it, and it was Nehushta’s hand that would guide her son. She became the first woman in Ancient Israel to rule as co – regent and to fully embody the political role of “queen mother,” to a sitting king. This is her tragic story, in the time of Judah’s final stand off against Babylon.
The parable of the sower is well known, so well known that we gloss over it, or subconsciously believe we know every bit of its meaning. Yet, Yeshua started out His teaching by saying “listen in, listen up, and behold!” So in this weeks broadcast, we listen up as Yosef and Aliyah share some different truths about this parable, which they believe is all about the soil. Stirring and challenging, it’s all here, join us!
Are you sure you are saved? If so, what are you actually saved from? Yeshua is wanting you to understand that there is more to your life then just being saved. His desire is for you to mature and to grow up. Many hold to a false teaching called "Once Saved Always Saved" and due to this, they are failing to mature. Yeshua had much to say about those who do nothing with their salvation. May this teaching help you see the importance of covenant and maturity.
This week on the Restoration Hour, we are celebrating Sukkot! Yosef and Aliyah lead us through scripture to share the challenge of producing lasting fruit. Breaking down the abstract analogy of fruit, Yosef dives into what fruit we should be producing, and how fruit, character and a ready Bride are interlinked. It’s a packed broadcast, full of goodness! Join us!
In this teaching, Aliyah takes us through scripture, deep in to the book of Numbers to discover the character of the charismatic Balaam. His character with his desire for honour, prosperity and glory foreshadow characters that fill many congregations today. We have to heed the warning, stay away from the spirit of Balaam and be discerning around this kind of wickedness.
Join Yosef as he explains the importance of the holy day of Yom Kippur. In this teaching, Yosef takes a look at the sacrifices for the High priest as well as the understanding of the two goats in relation to holiness and becoming a kingdom of priests as YHWH intended from the very beginning. This expands the narrative of reconciliation and deciphers what forgiveness and holiness really mean.
It’s a pre - Yom Teruah celebration on the Restoration Hour this week. Yosef and Aliyah dive into the meaning of Teruah, and the propheticness of this special feast. They also explore the meaning behind the biblical Jubilee and how deeply it speaks to our lives. On Yom Kippur this year, the year of Jubilee begins, and it’s a time for the individual to truly reflect on what it means to covenant with Yeshua.
