Men Of Torah

We resume Paul's travels back to Jerusalem.

An incredible class about the "weaker" brother and his faith restrictions.

What about keeping man's law? Speeding and bedroom slippers were all the rage during this lesson! And how long can a man serve as the U.S. President??

Righteous men in the Sukkah! Romans 9 - 11 in great detail.

We walked through Romans chapters 7 - 8 and the young guys were vocal. Great class.

First class of the new year. Romans chapters 4 - 6 was a great discussion about salvation.

Let's jump into Romans! Chapters 1 to 3 speak of the ultimate fail of man to recognize and revere HaShem, in spite of His kindness.

Chapters 14 - 16 of 1 Corinthians is covered with some heat about women in the assembly!

We have a great discussion of 2 Corinthians 3 and the meaning of the NEW Covenant and the singular use of Old Covenant.

Chapters 10 - 13 of 1 Corinthians is discussed, and some heat at the end regarding the various Messianisms out there today. This class was Vach Nacht for baby Spurlock.

Chapters 7 - 9 of 1 Corinthians is discussed, and Halal vs. Kosher meat.

Chapters 4 - 6 of 1 Corinthians is discussed, along with a throw back to Scott's coaster analogy.

We open our review of Paul's first letter to the assembly at Corinth. Wonderful insights!

A great discussion of Acts 18-19 with Apollos, miracles and speaking in tongues.

We review 2 Thessanlonians and the imminent return of Messiah. We examine work and idleness

We review 1 Thessanlonians and Paul's parallel with two of the blessings from the Amidah. Don't miss Greg singing the Avinu!

Acts 17 and 18 are in focus as we see not one, but two synagogue leaders come to trust in Yeshua.

We close out our discussion of Galatians and review what it means to be saved. This was one of my favorite classes!

Join us for a discussion of Galatians 1-3 and hear a different perspective on Paul's arguments. We close with a vibrant discussion of "Who has a place in the world to come?"

The Jerusalem Council is visited by Paul and Barnabas. How many questions are raised? What is the main issue? What's the outcome?