Worship in Hebrews is focused on Yeshua because He passed through the veil to obtain eternal rest for our souls. Through Messiah we are cleansed from a guilty conscience, we have confidence to enter the most Holy Place by His blood, and we can draw near to G-d with full assurance. Worship in Revelation is manifested through praise and worship hymns, songs, and liturgy.
Worship in Hebrews and Revelation
Called to Worship - Part 6
November 23, 2019 • John Ross
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Worship in Revelation
December 28, 2019 • John Ross
Revelation is about how the Bridegroom (Yeshua) was faithful to his marriage covenant with the Bride (saved Jewish and non-Jewish people from the nations). Yeshua’s Lordship, love letters, and coming reign leads us to worship. Everyone worships something. We must make the daily choice to worship him.
Wrestling With G-d
December 14, 2019 • Rabbi Philip Lanning
Life events such as untimely deaths, sickness and disease, the loss of a loved one, infertility and bareness, acts of violence or injustice, violations of trust, rejection, unfulfilled expectations, and unanswered questions can cause us to wrestle with G-d. In this sermon we look at some of the principles from the Jacob's wrestling match that we can apply to our own lives when we go through times of wrestling with G-d.