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410 results for "revelation 4:10–11"
- This lesson focuses on Ezra 1 and the rise of Cyrus as Yahweh's appointed instrument for rebuilding the house of Yahweh after Babylon's fall. The speaker applies this pattern to an end-time restoration work, emphasizing that Yahweh's people are called to build, support, and prioritize the work of the Kingdom above persworkers and builderstruthbuild the workput yahweh firstspiritual maturitykingdom restorationtransition periodtorah restoration
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- This teaching focuses on prayer as cooperation with Yahweh's purpose for the salvation and restoration of humanity. Using 1 Timothy 2 and the teachings of Yahshua, the message emphasizes praying for all people, aligning with Yahweh's will, and participating in the harvest through intercession. The speaker stresses thatthy will be doneprayer and submissionprayer for all humanityprayer changes the worldprayer is laborpray for all menprayer partners with yahwehgovernment of yahweh
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- Pastor Shane Vaughn explains the biblical basis for congregational dancing in worship, arguing it is a foundational practice of Israel's worship that should be reclaimed by the modern church. Using Hebrew etymology and Old and New Testament scriptures, he demonstrates that dancing expresses joy, celebrates the coming Kjoy of the lordpractice for resurrectionheights of zionspiritual giftsmezzaroth meaningliving sacrificedavid dancinghebrew word for dance
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- This teaching challenges the traditional Christian doctrine of eternal hell and torment, arguing instead that biblical hell is temporary and corrective rather than eternally punitive. The speaker establishes that the wages of sin is death, not eternal torture, and grounds this position in Torah law regarding property,eternal tortureyear of jubileedante's infernoshemitahwages of sin is deathresurrectionrestoration of all thingsrestoration of all things
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- This message responds to national unrest by teaching that lawlessness comes from an untransformed animal nature rather than from race. The speaker uses Jude to describe those who despise government and authority as brute beasts, then uses Romans 8 to show that creation is groaning for the mature sons of Yahweh to be reanimal naturebrute beastlaw of the junglecreation is groaningrestoration of all thingsanimals among usnewly begotten son of godvengeance is mine
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- This teaching explains John 1 through the lens of Genesis, arguing that the “word” refers to Yahweh’s plan spoken in the beginning. The message rejects using John 1 to prove Yahshua’s personal pre-existence in eternity past. It teaches that Yahshua became the manifested word when the prophetic plan of Genesis 3:15 becagenesis beginningfullness of timeseed sonlast adamyahweh has no beginninganti-trinitarian theologyspoken planmany beginnings
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- This teaching confronts the idea that Yahshua is Yahweh Himself and frames that belief as a form of idolatry against the first commandment. The speaker argues from Yahshua’s own words that the Father is the one true God, while Yahshua is the Son, mediator, high priest, and firstborn of the resurrection. The message empfirstborn son of the resurrectionlast adamanti-trinitarian theologydivine agencywho are youyahshua (jesus)son of godhigh priest of yahweh
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- This second part of "Muddy Miracles" expands the theme of Job 8:11 by teaching that all significant spiritual growth emerges from seasons of suffering, failure, disappointment, and loss. Using the examples of Messiah's crucifixion, the healing of the blind man with mud, and personal testimonies, Vaughn argues that Godrestorationlegacy through sufferingovercomingsuffering produces lifegod is silent during the testsanctificationsufferingtrials
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- This sermon uses Job 8:11 and the imagery of the rush growing from mud to teach that God's greatest miracles emerge from life's darkest experiences. Vaughn argues that suffering, failure, disappointment, and loss function as the fertile soil from which spiritual growth and divine purpose arise. Through examples drawn frestorationrevival through sacrificeovercomingresurrectionspiritual growth through losssanctificationsufferingtrials
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- The message teaches that the bride must awaken from ordinary Christianity by shifting her focus from the cross alone to the crown and the coming Kingdom of Yahweh. The crown represents government, rulership, and the responsibility to develop self-control, dignity, humility, separation, and mature obedience before reignmillennial reignseparated onespomegranate thoughtsfirstfruitscovenant restorationcrown visiongovernment of yahwehveil
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