Friends of Yeshua

The Prodigal Son (Pt.2)

The Prodigal Son (Pt.1)

The Parable of the Good Samaritan (Pt.2)

The Parable of the Good Samaritan (Pt.1)

The Lord’s Prayer (Pt. 5)

The Lord’s Prayer (Pt. 4)

The Lord’s prayer (Pt. 3)

The Lord’s Prayer (Pt. 2)

The Lord’s Prayer (Pt. 1)

Basic Training 4.0– This teaching is based upon (Jeremiah 29:11) and (John 14:13-14) and their misuse among many believers today. Unfortunately, improper contextual application of these text has caused them to distort God’s original intention.

Basic Training 4.0

This series of teachings from the Gospel accounts incorporates the perspective, insight, and cultural worldview of Middle Eastern Christians. These studies are meant to provide insight into the Gospel accounts, which has shaped the understanding of faith, since the time in which the scripture was first written. Thus developing many of the things which have been lost, because of cultural misunderstanding, meaning the things which go unsaid in a culture, are here revealed in these studies.

The Beatitudes (Pt. 3)

Basic Training 3.0– This teaching is based upon (1 Corinthians 10:13) and its misuse among many believers today. Unfortunately, both editing and misapplication of this verse have distorted God’s original intention.

Basic Training 3.0

Insights from the Gospels (Series) This series of teachings from the Gospel accounts incorporates the perspective, insight, and cultural worldview of Middle Eastern Christians. These studies are meant to provide insight into the Gospel accounts, which has shaped the understanding of faith, since the time in which the scripture was first written. Thus developing many of the things which have been lost, because of cultural misunderstanding, meaning the things which go unsaid in a culture, are here revealed in these studies.

The Beatitudes (Pt. 2)

The premise of this study is to draw New Testament believers into a Middle Eastern Perspective, encompassing its culture, language, mores, geography, customs and worldview, when reading and learning the scriptures.  As those who followed Jesus and heard His teaching were first exposed to it in the Aramaic language (before it was later translated into the Greek) and were primarily Jews of a Semitic cultural upbringing, having had a Hebraic religious and educational foundation and whose worldview would have been based upon a Middle Eastern philosophy.  

A Middle Eastern Perspective – Part 6

Basic Training 1.0 – This teaching is based upon (II Timothy 3:16) and (Romans 8:28) and there misuse amongst many believers today.  Unfortunately, improper contextual application of these texts has caused them to distort God’s original intension.