March 4, 2013
by Susy Medeski
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Unlike the personal covenants YHVH made with Noah, Abraham and David, the covenant at Sinai was made with the nation of Israel. Within that covenant, YHVH included instructions for governing the nation, instructions for temple worship and maintaining the priesthood, … Continue reading
March 23, 2012
by Susy Medeski
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The menorah is a fascinating item in the Holy Place. It was the only light source in an otherwise darkened room. There were 3 layers of materials enclosing the Holy Place and no windows. It was made of one solid … Continue reading
November 17, 2011
by CCFH
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Promotional for our weekly Torah discussion that is shown live at www.ccfh.net. Watch live Thursday at 10:00 am and Saturday 10:30 am (CST) US Morning Torah discussions. The video will start automatically by simply coming to the website at www.ccfh.net. … Continue reading
October 23, 2011
by Mark Brocato
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As we begin our new Torah cycle, our new year of Bible study, we look forward to exploring the depths and the heights of the life of the Messiah. This year we will focus on the Gospels presented … Continue reading
October 2, 2011
by Mark Brocato
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What Are We Teaching? The upcoming schedule One of the frequently asked questions is what our teaching schedule. For those who may not be aware, we follow a weekly cyclical reading plan for the whole church, and we teach from our … Continue reading
August 3, 2011
by Mark Brocato
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Portion: Devarim (Deut. 1:1-3:22) I. The Book of Deuteronomy A. Title “Deuteronomy” comes from the Greek speaking Hebrew title in the Septuagint – “Deutero-nomos” 1. “Deutero” – second or repetition 2. “nomos” – law
February 19, 2011
by CCFH
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The sin of the Golden Calf reveals the base nature of mankind to do things according to his own logic and desire. We find in the scripture an established pattern of mankind’s progression to sin. Today we will see how these patterns still exist in mankind. Once we see how we are able to transgress the Laws of God through our human logic we can avert sin or identify that we have sin and bring ourselves to repentance. Continue reading