Imagine a time when evil is considered as good and good is considered as evil. A time when religious men behave wickedly to preserve their way of life and rebel against the One who gave them life. A time when lies carry more weight than truth and the world seems more in tune with the creator of the universe than those ordained to teach about the creator. These were the days of Yeshua.
As Yeshua faces His final trial and is judged as having no fault, the religious establishment and its adherents have already determined the Messiah's guilt and punishment by death. This teaching will expose the hearts of men who hide behind the cloak of religion and view themselves as good, while accusing Yeshua of being an evildoer.
In preparation for the message Yeshua, an Evildoer?, please read John 18:28-40.
Yeshua, an Evildoer?
John 18:28-40
July 11, 2020 • Arthur Bailey • John 18:28–40
Sabbath Service: Fishers of Fish
September 12, 2020 • Arthur Bailey • John 21:1–14
At the onset of Yeshua calling His disciples to follow Him, He informed them that He was going to make them fishers of men. As fishermen who made a living catching fish, they should have understood what He was saying to them, but seemingly they did not. Yeshua taught them many other things that they apparently were unable to comprehend at the time. This led the disciples on a path of unbelief and doubt. Several weeks after Yeshua's resurrection and appearances to His disciples, they had returned to their former way of life. Join us as Yeshua reconnects with His disciples on the shores of the Sea of Tiberias. Yeshua gathers them again after they return to fishing for fish after retreating from the call to be fishers of men. In preparation for the message, Fishers of Fish, please read John 21:1-14
Sabbath Service: Messiah's Ministry After the Resurrection
September 5, 2020 • Arthur Bailey • John 20:24–31
Like cancer slowly draws life out of the human body, doubt and unbelief eats away at the lives of believers in the body of Messiah today. Doubt and unbelief paralyzed the disciples of Messiah after His death and burial that rendered them useless for the work of ministry for which Messiah had spent His life preparing them. A week after His resurrection, Yeshua continued His ministry work to confront doubt and unbelief in them and to reinstate His disciples who had abandoned Him after His apprehension in the Garden of Gethsemane. Join us as we witness Messiah's ministry a week after His resurrection as He appears again to His disciples and proves to Thomas that He has risen from the dead. In preparation for the message, Messiah's Ministry After the Resurrection, please read John 20:24-31.