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From the moment Yahshua (Jesus the Messiah) declared, “The Son of Man came to seek and to save that which was lost” (Luke 19:10), He revealed a divine mission far deeper than many realize. His words echo with intentionality — not merely to save those who are lost (not found) but to recover that which was lost. This book is an invitation to rediscover the full scope of salvation as revealed through Scripture — a salvation that is more than forgiveness, more than a future hope in heaven, and more than a religious experience. It is a powerful and present reality that begins with ...

1). Where are we from? (Speaks of Origin) 2). Who are we? (Speaks of Identity) This little booklet is intended to be used to introduce others to the Kingdom of Yahweh. It can also be used to disciple new believers in the way of Messiah. Blessings! Being born again not only includes the full assurance of salvation, but it also involves seeing and entering the Kingdom and the reality of living forever starting now. If you want everything that Yahweh has for you, please pray the following prayer to be filled (baptized) in, of and by Holy Spirit. Father, (Yahweh) we thank You for the full ...

From Nazareth to Nations: A Ministry That Continues Modern Christianity often reduces the work of Yahshua to a three-year ministry tour followed by a sacrificial death. But the Scriptures tell a more expansive story. The life of Messiah was not just the prelude to the cross — it was a revelation of what life looks like when a human being is fully yielded to God (Yahweh) and fully empowered by Holy Spirit. “He went about doing good...” “...healing all who were oppressed by the devil...” “...for God was with Him.” These simple phrases summarize a ministry so profound that it ...

Holy Communion is not merely a ceremony. It is not confined to wafers and wine or a sacred moment at the altar. It is a way of life—a divine relationship shared between Yahweh and His people, and among His people with one another. It is the living rhythm of the Spirit working through unified hearts for one common purpose. From the beginning, Yahweh desired fellowship. In the cool of the day, He walked with Adam. In the wilderness, He dwelt among Israel in the tabernacle. In the New Covenant, He took it further—making His home within us through the indwelling Holy Spirit. True communion ...

If we are going to be properly aligned, we must find others at a point of agreement whereby we can begin to embrace one another in the work. The power of agreement is far too important for us to leave to assumption or to relegate to mental assent. The degree to which we agree to be aligned is the degree to which we will form lasting alliances within the Ekklesia. It also speaks of the great need for mature believers and spiritual leaders to begin to come together for His greater Kingdom purpose.

Creyente - > Discípulo - > Hijo... Donde no hay filiación, no hay herencia. "No hay nada más grande que la filiación". Hay una diferencia entre el trabajo continuo del ministerio Apostólico/Reino, y la doctrina de los Apóstoles. Ir a donde somos enviados incluye predicar el evangelio del Reino, compartir nuestra historia, y hacer vida con la gente. Mi preocupacion es que hemos reducido el don y la gracia a doctrina apostolica sin fundamento. El plan completo de salvacion incluye el bautismo del Espiritu Santo, sanidad y liberacion. Debemos nacer del agua y del espíritu para ver y ...

I want to be the first to confess that I have been wrong and missed it more than once over the course of five plus decades. Many of the things I got wrong or missed were based on what I believed to be true at the time. That being said, my love and quest for liberating TRUTH helped me move away from the false security of concrete, absolutes, based on paralyzing paradigms. Remember this! "If what we presently believe to be true is not producing Kingdom results, we need to consider adjusting what we believe to be true."

These are watershed and benchmark moments in both the Ekklesia and Kingdom. The question is, will we continue to foster and support what we know is not working that well, or will we leave the security of safe harbors in order to navigate uncharted waters?

If you are still serving and promoting an angry, vengeful, and vindictive God, then you may want to take another look at the price of redemption. Yahweh the Father sent Yahshua His son to show us the way back home, and then fulfilled every promise He made concerning His return on the Day of Pentecost. Selah!

The reality that I had a life-changing encounter with Yahweh on the evening of June 14th, 1970, is something worth repeating. The truth is, life-changing does not begin to speak to what happened. As I reflect back over the past five plus decades of service to the King and His domain, I attribute the early years of my walk with the Sovereign, with the son I am still becoming today.

A massive rift continues to grow between the true sons of the Kingdom and those who are content with existing in the false reality and matrix of the Religion of Christianity. The following material is the premise from which many view and interpret the Scripture concerning the last of days and end of times. The reality is most of us believe something to be true that we have never prayerfully considered or properly vetted for ourselves, and we are uncertain about what to believe one way or the other.

At one time or the other, we have all formed doctrines, positions, and views based on bad theology, and have unfortunately failed to accurately represent the way of the Father's heart by Holy Spirit. Selah! From time to time, it becomes necessary to redefine some terms and phrases that are being commonly used by people who do not have a good working knowledge of the Scripture, or have embraced another gospel, spirit, or extra-biblical influence. We may share a joint destiny, but still be on different paths. However, when our paths intersect in time, let love and grace order our steps together.

There are basically two things that are preventing us from advancing the Kingdom on a global scale.

2024 has been a year of forging Kingdom Relationships that will exponentially impact the worlds in which we live on a global scale.

Being a disciple maker of believers is both an honor and great responsibility. It is not something for which everyone is necessarily gifted and graced. However, believers everywhere need to understand that we all have a part in the process of making disciples and helping His sons discover the purpose for which they were born. Due to the reality that there is very little disciple making going on in the world today, many believers in this generation have yet to discover the purpose for which they were born, and even fewer ever fully receive their rightful inheritance as SONS.

This book, The Third-Day Revolution, is an urgent call to awaken to the realities of this prophetic season. It is an invitation to move beyond yesterday’s understanding and step into the resurrected, glorified life that Yahweh has ordained for His people. The question is: Will we recognize the shift? Will we embrace the call?

Before the fall, Adam and Eve walked in perfect communion with Yahweh, fully aware of their identity and purpose. But after disobedience, they hid from Yahweh, signaling a loss of intimacy and a shift in their self-perception. Anxiety crept in, followed by alienation—not just from Yahweh but from their own true selves (The Authentic Man). This "spiritual amnesia" meant forgetting who they were in relation to their Creator, leading humanity into generations of identity struggles (The Fictional Man).

In every generation, the call to contend for the faith echoes as a divine mandate for believers who seek to uphold the truth of the Gospel. The early apostles, entrusted with the message of Messiah, warned of false teachings, spiritual complacency, and the erosion of foundational truths. Today, that same battle continues. This book, Contending for the Faith: According to the Authentic Apostolic Message and Kingdom Mandate, is a clarion call to return to the unshakable truths of the apostolic Gospel.

In contemporary Christianity, the words "Church" and "Ekklesia" are often used as if they mean the same thing. However, this assumption overlooks their distinct origins, meanings, and implications. These terms are not synonymous but represent two different concepts shaped by history, language, and theology. "Ekklesia," a Greek word found throughout the New Testament, refers to an assembly or gathering of people called for a purpose. It is rooted in the idea of community and mission, emphasizing the relational and participatory nature of the early Christian movement.

Eschatology, the study of the "end times" or humanity’s ultimate destiny, has captivated the minds of believers across centuries and faith traditions. Rooted in the desire to understand the culmination of history and the fulfillment of divine promises, eschatology provides profound insights into the purpose of life and the hope for what lies beyond. Christianity, Judaism, and Islam, three of the world’s most prominent monotheistic religions, each embrace eschatological frameworks that reflect their distinct theological foundations.