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Read Past “Judge Not”

“Judge not” is often quoted, but what did Yeshua say next? His warning about the measure you use reaches both the believer and the person who rejects Scripture while using it against someone else. Before you examine another person’s life, consider what that same standard reveals about yours.

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Who Were the Nephilim? Read Before You Decide

Were the Nephilim the offspring of angels and women? Before accepting a familiar explanation, read the surrounding account. This short study walks through Genesis 4–6 and supporting Scriptures, with questions to help you examine both the conclusion and how you reach it.

The Source Code of Judgment—Covenant Curses from Deuteronomy to Revelation

Are the judgments in Revelation connected to the covenant curses established in the Torah? Leslie Ann Seiler traces the biblical foundation of judgment from Deuteronomy and Leviticus through the prophets to Revelation, revealing the relationship between obedience, covenant faithfulness, the last trumpet, and Yehovah’s ultimate plan for His people.

What Does the Bible Say About Oneness?

What does the Bible actually say about Oneness? This comprehensive seven-lesson guided Bible study carefully explores the difficult questions about Yeshua, the Son, the Holy Spirit, prayer, and the right hand of God.

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Provision in His Time: Trusting Yehovah While You Wait

You’ve prayed. You’ve planned. You may have even told Yehovah exactly how He needs to answer. But what if His provision looks different from what you expected? Open the Word, consider the Shepherd’s care, and look at what He may be teaching you while you wait.

Experience Sukkot Through Scripture

Experience Sukkot through Scripture with eight brief family devotionals, including Bible readings, discussion questions, and prayers. Remember Yehovah’s wilderness provision, rejoice together, explore the feast through hands-on activities, and look ahead to Yeshua’s coming Kingdom and the day Yehovah dwells with His people forever.

The Sword of the Song: When Praise Becomes Your Weapon

When King Jehoshaphat faced an enemy Judah could not defeat, he turned to prayer, fasting, worship, and praise. Discover what 2 Chronicles 20 teaches us about spiritual warfare, trusting Yehovah when we don't know what to do, and praising Him before we ever see the victory.

What Is Yom Teruah? How to Celebrate the Feast of Trumpets

What is Yom Teruah, and how do you celebrate it? Pastor C.W. Mayberry explains the biblical Feast of Trumpets, its connection to Yeshua’s return, and simple, practical ways to observe this appointed time of Yehovah.

Seeking First the Kingdom: Overcoming Modern Anxiety Through Ancient Faith

In a world filled with economic uncertainty, geopolitical turmoil, and rapid change, Matthew 6 offers an enduring answer to modern anxiety. Seeking Yehovah’s Kingdom first teaches us to hold possessions loosely, prepare with wisdom rather than fear, trust our Heavenly Father for provision, and live each day anchored in eternal hope.

Biblical Timeline: Moses and the Day of Atonement

On Friday, August 14, 2026, we will likely be able to sight the sliver of the new moon that marks the beginning of the 6th Biblical month. And it marks a crucial period in biblical history.