Mount Pisgah Church Teachings

There was a lot more going on with Moses’ encounter with God on Mount Sinai than meets the eye! And, a major revelation was given about the glory of God!

Fire is one of the most prevalent expressions of God and His relationship to His people and the world in Scripture. These expressions can be beautiful and comforting or they can be frightening and at times painful. It all depends on your relationship to and with the fire of His Presence.

“Watch yourselves, so your heart is not deceived, and you turn aside and serve other gods and worship them. Then the anger of Adonai will be kindled against you, so He will shut up the sky so that there will be no rain and the soil will not yield its produce. Then you will perish quickly from the good land Adonai is giving you. “Therefore you are to set these words of Mine in your heart and in your soul. You are to bind them as a sign on your hand, and as frontlets between your eyes.” Deuteronomy 11:16-18 TLV All through Scripture, the heart plays a central role in all of our lives and especially in our relationship and walk with God, as well as with each other. How do we guard this precious treasure?

The number “three” and the significance of “three days” is a theme that runs through Scripture. The third day always presents a beautiful picture of sacrifice, new life and new beginnings!

The days in which we are living can be quite stressful, both physically and spiritually. They can also be draining on us emotionally. What can we do to protect our souls and to strengthen them as we move forward towards the end of days?

We are in the last moments of the last days. October 7, 2023 was truly a trigger event not only for Israel, but for the world. It set in motion events that will culminate in the return of the Messiah. Hamas is not only the name of a terror group, but is mentioned numerous times in Scripture. You will be shocked to find the connection!

Isaiah 36 and 37 chronicles a pivotal episode in the history of Judah, detailing the confrontation between Sennacherib, the king of Assyria, and Hezekiah, the king of Judah. These chapters give us a beautiful demonstration of faith, courage, and dependance on God amidst fear and intimidation when we face a time of trouble in our lives or in our world. Appropriate truths for the days we live in!

The Tabernacle in the wilderness is not only a beautiful picture pointing us to the Messiah, it also gives us a pattern as priests to the Lord, that aids us in our prayer lives.

There is a power available to the Church and to the believer of the twenty-first century that is virtually untapped, a privilege almost wholly neglected ... Prayer! In these days, we need to tap into this endless reservoir of grace and find a joy that is transformative in its power and world changing in its effect!

One of the most important tools that God uses to transform us and conform us into the image of Jesus is Scripture.

What in the world do strange tassels hanging from a four cornered garment, have to do our relationship and walk with God? You might be surprised to find out!

There is a great deal we can learn from the story of the bad report given by the spies concerning the promised land. It really does reveal the power and consequence’s of having a heart full of faith or one full of fear.

Have you ever wondered just “how” and “why” God forgives sin? The answer is awesome!

Do you know how powerful this blessing is and was for the people of God? There is a very specific reason WHY it is so powerful. It is a revelation of Who God is as our Father!

In Numbers 2 we have a beautiful picture of God’s people camping around His presence and being led by it. It is also a foreshadowing of the Body of Messiah and who we are in Him being led by Him to our ultimate promised land!

Isaiah was not just shown a vision of the first coming of the Messiah, but he was also shown the global events that will precede His second coming as well! We are close. Are you ready?

The New Covenant brings blessings to us beyond our wildest dreams, but they come to us not by means of religious practices or even beliefs, but by means of a Person…Jesus!

Does the New Covenant really replace the old one? Many in the church believe that the New Covenant cancels the Torah and God’s covenant with the Jewish people. But is that true? Is there really a canceling of the Old or is there something radically new about the New Covenant that makes it “new”, but also connects it to all the others before it? So, what really is so “new” about the “New Covenant”?

On this day, we take time to remember our mothers and the blessings we have received from them. We celebrate them as a gift of God to us. Remembering is very important for us also in our walk with God. In fact, remembering is so important, that God set up a whole way of life built around remembering Him and His work in our lives, both now and in the future!

Today we wrap up Galatians and put a bow on it. Hopefully as we read it, it makes perfect sense now! 00:00 Welcome 00:58 Message 04:32 Galatians 1 08:42 Galatians 2 15:25 Galatians 3 26:11 Galatians 4 32:32 Galatians 5 40:33 Galatians 6 44:23 Conclusion

The Law has many beautiful parallels to the New Testament. What do mountains and mold have to tell us?

What does it mean to be a child of Abraham? What do children of Abraham look like? These questions are essential to the gospel, especially for gentiles.

If Christ has set us free by His grace, what are we free from and free for?

Just why does Paul spend so much time focusing on being under the Law and circumcision in this letter? They really are a BIG DEAL!