On This Rock (Part 1 of 12) Introduction
I’m so delighted that you’re joining us on this exciting journey which we have titled On This Rock: Exploring the Historical Origins and the Hebraic Dimensions of the Radical Church.
Read MoreStudy the relationship between Pesach (Passover) and Shavuot (Pentecost); also the connections between the First Exodus led by Moses and the Second Exodus led by Messiah Jesus. We have trustworthy scholarship for your head and your heart.
Dwight reveals a remarkable connection between the giving of the Torah on Mt. Sinai, and the outpouring of the Spirit on Mt. Zion on the Day of Pentecost.
Learn MoreThis series of messages reveals the deeper meaning for Christians of the three great pilgrim feasts of Israel.
Learn MoreDiscover Passover as a historical event for Israel and as the Last Supper for Yeshua, as well as a spiritual paradigm for a biblical worldview and Kingdom living.
Learn MoreThis essential teaching - "Olive Tree Theology" - is Dwight's call to all interested in fueling their faith with oil from the New Covenant tree of life.
Learn MoreJoin Dwight in an indepth and incisive look at the biblical history of Pentecost/Shavu'ot and why it matters today. Special $2 Download.
Learn MoreWas John connected to the Dead Sea sect at Qumran? Why does John announce Jesus' messiahship at the beginning of his ministry and then later seems to question it?
Learn MoreA groundbreaking introduction to Jesus in his Jewish world that will transform the way you read the Gospels! DVD with study textbook.
Learn MoreIn this inspiring devotional commentary, respected Hebraic teacher Keren Hannah Pryor takes you through the yearly Torah reading cycle.
I’m so delighted that you’re joining us on this exciting journey which we have titled On This Rock: Exploring the Historical Origins and the Hebraic Dimensions of the Radical Church.
Read MoreResurrection is a biblical doctrine that confounds the modern mind. Though universally affirmed in church creeds, the notion seldom receives little more than lip service in most Christian circles.
Read MoreThe English work messiah derives from the Hebrew mashiach or “anointed one”. The root, mashach, means to smear or spread a substance such as oil or perfume upon someone, to anoint them.
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