Works or Faith? Even as believers in Messiah, we can often misread, misteach or otherwise accidentally miss the intent of what has been written in Scriptures. Many people believe that they are justified in their faith by faith alone. Others believe that in order to be justified in the faith, they must "do" the works that Messiah and his followers did. Many rely upon certain Scriptures for justification while rejecting others. They don't have a clear understanding that every book of the Bible is part of a larger story still being told. What is the truth about justification? What does it mean...

What Is Submission? In a world that grows increasingly rebellious, the idea of submitting oneself to another person appears for some distasteful, for others unbearable. So marriages fail, families crumble and governments topple as people all try to do things their own way in a fight for "equality." Remarkably, the one thing most people are unwilling to do is the very same thing that is absolutely essential and required by the Almighty in order for people to walk in Kingdom authority and to live peaceful, fruitful lives with the full blessings of our Heavenly Father. Understand the hierarchy...

For millenniums, people have heard from pulpits and their preachers what the Messiah and his apostles supposedly said. But have we been told the truth by well-meaning communicators of the Holy Scriptures or has the Word been woefully misinterpreted by all but a few people? How did epistles that Paul wrote, become known as books? Paul wrote letters. In them he quoted Scripture. The only Scriptures available in Paul's (and Messiah's) day were the books of Moses, the writings and the prophets (Tanakh). There was no such thing as a New Testament Yet people reject the "Old Testament" Scriptures...

For millenniums, people have heard from pulpits and their preachers what the Messiah and his apostles supposedly said. But have we been told the truth by well-meaning communicators of the Holy Scriptures or has the Word been woefully misinterpreted by all but a few people? How did epistles that Paul wrote, become known as books? Paul wrote letters. In them he quoted Scripture. The only Scriptures available in Paul's (and Messiah's) day were the books of Moses, the writings and the prophets (Tanakh). There was no such thing as a New Testament Yet people reject the "Old Testament" Scriptures...

For millenniums, people have heard from pulpits and their preachers what the Messiah and his apostles supposedly said. But have we been told the truth by well-meaning communicators of the Holy Scriptures or has the Word been woefully misinterpreted by all but a few people? How did epistles that Paul wrote, become known as books? Paul wrote letters. In them he quoted Scripture. The only Scriptures available in Paul's (and Messiah's) day were the books of Moses, the writings and the prophets (Tanakh). There was no such thing as a New Testament Yet people reject the "Old Testament" Scriptures...

For millenniums, people have heard from pulpits and their preachers what the Messiah and his apostles supposedly said. But have we been told the truth by well-meaning communicators of the Holy Scriptures or has the Word been woefully misinterpreted by all but a few people? How did epistles that Paul wrote, become known as books? Paul wrote letters. In them he quoted Scripture. The only Scriptures available in Paul's (and Messiah's) day were the books of Moses, the writings and the prophets (Tanakh). There was no such thing as a New Testament Yet people reject the "Old Testament" Scriptures...

Taking the True Gospel of the Kingdom to the Whole World...At House Of Israel, it is our goal to reach, preach and teach men and women of all ages to become disciples of the Kingdom of YeHoVaH. One method we use to accomplish this goal is through our interactive and dynamic Junior Partner Discipleship Training Home Study Program. This new, one-of-a-kind program is specially geared toward our youngest partners and future ministers of the True Gospel of the Kingdom. It contains the entire curriculum of our 2-year Seminary-level Discipleship Program but is recrafted to educate a younger...

Taking the True Gospel of the Kingdom to the Whole World...At House Of Israel, it is our goal to reach, preach and teach men and women of all ages to become disciples of the Kingdom of YeHoVaH. One method we use to accomplish this goal is our Junior Partner Discipleship Training Home Study Program. This new, one-of-a-kind program is specially geared toward our youngest partners and future ministers and embodies the entire curriculum of our 2-year Seminary-level Discipleship Training Program. This comprehensive course is carefully recrafted to educate a younger generation via 24 teaching units...