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In His letter to the assembly at Pergamum, Yeshua speaks about the throne of Satan being located there. What was the throne of Satan and what does it represent for us today?

Smyrna was the second congregation addressed by Yeshua in the letter written by John and Yeshua had no issues with it but He warned them things were going to be tough. As we look at the end times unfolding before our eyes today, we can take His words to heart.

The seventh day of Sukkot is called Hoshanah Rabbah or The Great Salvation. Yeshua rose up on this day in the Temple and proclaimed Himself to be the Light Of The World. What was He actually saying?

During Sukkot, Israel is supposed to live in a temporary booth or sukkah for 7 days to remind them of how God dwelt with them in the desert for 40 years. How should this affect our perspective on life today?

The ten days between Yom Teruah and Yom Kippur have a very specific meaning in Scripture. Why are there ten days between the feasts? What is the significance of the number ten?

Interview about Darryl's new book The Red Mark On God's Forehead

What does the rich, young ruler have in common with the church in Ephesus and how do they tie in with the theme of Yom Teruah?

John begins to relay his messages to the 7 assemblies in modern-day Turkey. Each church has a message that is pertinent to the situation we face today as we get closer to the unfolding of the actual events of Revelation

John's vision on Patmos begins with an encounter with the glorified Messiah. No longer a simple, Galilean peasant-rabbi but the pre-existing God in all of His glory with an important message to His Body

At the start of his letter, John begins to unpack his vision from the Lord about things to come. The details in the description at the beginning sets the stage for understanding what Yeshua is trying to convey to him and will correct a lot of misinterpretations of the book.

The most challenging book for the Body of Messiah is the Book of Revelation. Many are scared of even opening it, yet we are promised blessing if we study it. Join us as we begin our journey through God's sneak peak of the end times to prepare us for what's to come and to give us hope.

Melodie Greyeyes, director of Church Ministries Amongst Jewish People Canada and her husband Gavin Howell share about their ministry's efforts to reach the Jewish people with the Gospel

When God chooses someone for a task, it's never an easy one because the world is constantly against God. How do we remain faithful when the assignment is difficult?

In our era of hyper-grace teaching, we've come to believe the Lord expects nothing of us and that Yeshua has done it all. However, in God's message to Jeremiah, there is a sobering warning for all of us about how we approach the work of the Lord.

The Apostle Paul tells us that God is not the God of confusion but the God of peace. Why then are God's enemies so confused and blind to their coming judgment?

Israel was commissioned to cleanse the land of the pagan nations that were squatting there but they were unable to do was. What do those nations represent and how do we deal with them today?

In the battle against Jericho, the priests who blew the shofar were the main focus as it was the sound that took the walls down. But what is often overlooked is the soldiers who went before and after the priests to ensure their safety.

The orphan spirit is devastating the Body today. But God is mightier then even this and is calling His children to come back to Him and receive the spirit of adoption.

In the garden, mankind was separated from God and orphaned. However, through the blood of Yeshua, we have been adopted back as sons and daughters. Why is it then that so much of the Body still continues to live as orphans?

Once we have been given the commandments, we must guard and protect our freedoms. One of the ways the enemy comes after us is to wear us down. How do we defend against it?

After Shavuot, Israel had received the Torah and Yeshua's disciples the Spirit. What happens now?

Shavuot is where Israel received both the Torah and the Spirit. We rejoice that the wall of partition has been torn down between God and man and Jew and Gentile

The last thing God needed to get Israel to do before giving them the Torah was to help them get organized. No people can live freely without understanding how to live orderly.

Part of the training Israel needed before God was able to give them the Torah was learning how to fight in battle. Being a warrior for God is not optional, especially in these last days.

Coming from 400 years of slavery, rest was a foreign concept to the children of Israel. Through the reestablishment of the Shabbat, God was teaching Israel to learn how to flow in His rhythms of life.