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The Apple of My Eye (Zechariah 2 & 3)- Rabbi Glenn Blank
Shabbat, January 4, 2008
To a desolate generation of Israel , living among the ruins of Jerusalem, weighed down by the consequences of the sins of their ancestors, the Lord reveals visions of extraordinary hope and grace. As we ponder these visions of Zechariah chapters 2 and 3, may the Spirit of grace help us to apply them to ourselves as well as to whole house of Israel. Read teaching.
Zechariah: Zealous over Zion- Rabbi Glenn Blank
Shabbat, December 22, 2007
Zealous over Zion is Zechariah’s overarching theme. To a desolate generation he pours out vision after vision prophesying the restoration of Jerusalem in preparation for her coming glory—the Messiah, Yeshua! Zechariah is one of the few book studies I’ve covered in my sermons—but that was 15 days, shortly after the birth of the congregation—anybody here remember what I said? Me, neither! Read teaching.
Oh, How I Love Your Word!- Rabbi Glenn Blank
Messiah conference, 2006
The Psalmist exudes, “How I love your Torah! I meditate on it all day.” Psalm 119:97. How about you? Do you love the Torah as a treasure of your heart? Last week I taught you a bit about how I study the Bible—the wonderful, precious Word of God. Today I will review five basic principles that I shared with you, with different examples. Read teaching.
Messianic Discipleship 101: Growing in the Spirit- Rabbi Glenn Blank
Shabbat, February 10, 2007
Two weeks ago, I began reviewing Messianic Rabbi David Levine’s class on making talmidim. Messianic Discipleship 101 introduces five fundamentals steps of Messianic discipleship. These are the foundation of spiritual discipleship, upon which we will build life in the Spirit. Isaiah 28:16 says [sing], “I lay in Zion for a foundation a stone, a tried stone, a precious corner stone, a sure foundation. He who believeth, shall not make haste.” Read teaching.
Abba Father- Rabbi Glenn Blank
Shabbat, September 9, 2006
Before we were born, Abba was our Father. When we are born again, Abba became our Father again. Abba will help us and our children, both physical and spiritual, come to maturity. But whereas children grow to physical maturity with time, time does not produce spiritual maturi To attain spiritual maturity, we need the milk of God’s love, then the training of spiritual discipline. Read teaching.
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