Yeshua

Yeshua, Session 1

September 8, 2024 • Arlie Francis, Noemí Francis • Galatians 4:4

This video discusses how, over a 400-year period, God prepared the world for Jesus's arrival through world powers and Israel's internal politics.

Yeshua, Session 2

September 15, 2024 • Arlie Francis, Noemí Francis

This video explains why Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John include certain events from Yeshua's life and exclude others. Even in the events recorded by several (or all), there are varying details depending on each author's vantage point and perspective. This study points to the beautiful harmony of the greatest story ever told.

Yeshua, Session 3

September 22, 2024 • Adam Shonebarger • John 1:1–18

The disciple Jesus loved, John, was a Jewish fisherman. He was not a Greek philosopher. In the grand introduction to his story of the life of Yeshua, John blends two very different worldviews, Greek and Jewish, to declare that Jesus is the Jewish God/Man to the Church Jesus is building today.

Yeshua, Session 4

September 29, 2024 • Richard Grochowski • Matthew 1:1–17, Luke 3:23–38, Luke 1:5–24

The two genealogies of Yeshua point to both His divinity and His humanity. A messenger was required when it was time for God to step into His story. Zechariah was his father.

Yeshua, Session 5

October 6, 2024 • Adam Shonebarger • Luke 1:26–38, Luke 1:39–45, Luke 1:46–56

Miriam was a good girl commissioned for a humanely impossible task. She was to be the virgin of Genesis 3:15 and Isaiah 7:14, who conceived and bore the "only begotten God," the human race's Savior.

Yeshua, Session 6

October 13, 2024 • Kendal Langenberg • Luke 1:57–80, Matthew 1:18–25

This lesson represents a changing of the guard. Zacharia's son, Yochanan, was born into the tribe of Levi and destined to serve in the Temple to act as an intermediary priest. Good had something different in mind. Joseph received an angelic revelation that the son Mary was carrying would save His people from their sins. Joseph's step-son would be the intermediary sacrifice and priest.

Yeshua, Session 7

October 20, 2024 • Arlie Francis • Luke 2:1–20

The early Church did not celebrate the birth of Jesus. Two thousand years later, Christmas traditions often obscure the facts surrounding the night heaven came down in Bethlehem.

Yeshua, Session 8

October 27, 2024 • Richard Grochowski • Luke 2:21–38

Two covenants drove the events of the first forty days of Jesus' life. As remnant Jews, Miriam and Yoseph demonstrated their faith by obeying these covenants.

Yeshua, Session 9

November 3, 2024 • Kendal Langenberg • Matthew 2:12–23, Luke 2:39–52

The Bible does not provide much information about Yeshua's early life. However, what is recorded speaks volumes about the deity and humanity of God's only Son.

Yeshua, Session 10

November 10, 2024 • Adam Shonebarger • Luke 3:1–18, Matthew 3:1–12, Mark 1:8

John's ministry took place in the wilderness, far from the corruption of the Temple in Jerusalem. He had been entrusted to introduce Jesus to Israel and, through Israel, to the world.

Yeshua, Session 11

November 17, 2024 • Arlie Francis • Luke 3:21–23, Matthew 3:13–17, Mark 1:9–11

Yeshua's introduction to His nation and the world was almost complete with His baptism by Yochanan. Many misconceptions abound concerning baptism. Watch and learn!

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