In this video, G. Steven Simons reveals in detail how the service of Yom Kippurim in Leviticus 16 pictures Yeshua in His work of atonement as our great High Priest. This video will prepare your heart for Yom Kippurim — you will be amazed and filled with joy.

Yom Teru’ah means Day of Soundings. It is literally a day appointed by YAH for His children to make a great noise. But not just any sound, we are to rehearse the sounds we will hear when Yeshua returns to the earth to gather His bride and establish his Millennial Reign. It’s a day of shouting and blasting our trumpets and shofars and so much more. In this video, G. Steven Simons answers the question: Yom Teru’ah, what does it mean?

Many in religion say that "Christ is the end (termination or abolishment) of the Law." Is that true? Has Messiah abolished the Torah? If not Messiah, has Sha'ul (Paul)? In this two part video series, G. Steven Simons addresses this question and the place of the Torah in the New Covenant. He clearly reveals from Scripture that both Yeshua and Sha'ul (Paul) taught right-standing through belief and right-living through obedience.

Many in religion say that "Christ is the end (termination or abolishment) of the Law." Is that true? Has Messiah abolished the Torah? If not Messiah, has Sha'ul (Paul)? In this two part video series, G. Steven Simons addresses this question and the place of the Torah in the New Covenant. He clearly reveals from Scripture that both Yeshua and Sha'ul (Paul) taught right-standing through belief and right-living through obedience.

How does Elohim want to be loved according to scripture? Is love for Elohim a feeling, an emotion, a sentiment, or something more? In this two part video series, G. Steven Simons explores the biblical definition of love for Elohim and challenges every believer to love Elohim the way he wants to be loved - with all your heart, being, strength.

How does Elohim want to be loved according to scripture? Is love for Elohim a feeling, an emotion, a sentiment, or something more? In this two part video series, G. Steven Simons explores the biblical definition of love for Elohim and challenges every believer to love Elohim the way he wants to be loved - with all your heart, being, strength.

More and more people are coming to belief in Yeshua and His lifestyle of Torah, however, many have not yet followed Yeshua in His example of water immersion. In this two part video series, G. Steven Simons discusses how central and necessary water immersion is to the believer’s walk in the New Covenant and how water immersion is the place where the believer joins with Messiah and receives the “new heart” of obedience and the power by the spirit of YAH to fulfill the righteous requirement of Torah.

More and more people are coming to belief in Yeshua and His lifestyle of Torah, however, many have not yet followed Yeshua in His example of water immersion. In this two part video series, G. Steven Simons discusses how central and necessary water immersion is to the believer’s walk in the New Covenant and how water immersion is the place where the believer joins with Messiah and receives the “new heart” of obedience and the power by the spirit of YAH to fulfill the righteous requirement of Torah.

In Repentance: Turning From Disobedience To Obedience Part One, G. Steven Simons established in the original Hebrew Scriptures that from the garden of Ěḏen through the time of the prophets, Elohim required of His people to have both belief in Him and obedience to His commandments. In this video, G. Steven Simons answers the questions; Does Elohim require, in the New Covenant, both belief in Yeshua and obedience to the commandments or just a mental acknowledgment of Yeshua as Messiah and does the message of repentance continue throughout the Good News accounts and the Writings of the Emissaries or has the message changed? A fascinating study! This message will be made available this evening at 8:30pm CDT (UTC-5).

In this video, G. Steven Simons leads us on a walk through the original Hebrew scriptures and shows how obedience to the commands of Elohim was necessary and essential for the ancients, the patriarchs, and the original covenant people to remain in proper relationship with Elohim. In part two, we will search the Good News accounts and the Writings of the Emissaries to determine if obedience to the commandments is still required or if obedience has been removed from our new convent requirements. A fascinating study!