This message teaches against the immortal soul doctrine and argues that it came from pagan and Greek philosophy rather than the Hebrew scriptures. The speaker teaches that a soul is a living, breathing creature, and that…
This message teaches that Yahweh’s people must return to prayer as their appointed place of submission and government. The speaker explains prayer through Regency, saying Yahweh chooses to work in the earth through peopl…
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…
This message teaches that the literal thousand-year reign of Yahshua is the true hope of the gospel of the Kingdom. The speaker argues that the pattern of six plus one runs through creation, Sabbath, Moses on the mountai…
This message teaches that believers are not being prepared to escape to heaven, but to rule and judge in the coming Kingdom of Yahweh. The speaker argues that the saints must learn righteous judgment now because they wil…
This message uses Passover as the beginning point of a journey out of religious tradition and into covenant obedience. The speaker testifies that study led him from Christmas, Easter, Sunday worship, and inherited church…
This message teaches that Romans 14 should not be used to dismiss Sabbath obedience. The speaker says the context is food and fasting disputes among converts, not Yahweh’s holy seventh day. The Sabbath remains holy becau…
This message teaches that Satan is not an independent rival to Yahweh, but a created adversary used within Yahweh’s purpose. Trials, attacks, sickness, enemies, and warfare are presented as opportunities for the saints t…
This teaching examines the mark of the beast as a symbol of allegiance and authority rather than merely a future physical mark. Drawing from Revelation, Genesis, Daniel, and John's writings, Vaughn argues that the mark o…
This teaching examines the Greek word Kyrios and its use throughout the New Testament. Using Philippians 4:23 and a series of examples from Matthew, Mark, Luke, Galatians, Peter, and Paul, Vaughn argues that Kyrios is a …
This teaching examines Joel's prophecy of the former and latter rain. Using Joel 1 and Joel 2 as the foundation, Vaughn argues that the latter rain has been widely misunderstood because the prophecy is directed to Israel…
This teaching examines whether the Father or the Son created the universe. Using Colossians 1:16 as the central passage alongside 1 Corinthians 8:6, Hebrews 1:2, John 1:10, and multiple statements from Isaiah, Vaughn arg…
This teaching addresses the meaning of Genesis 1:26 and the phrase "Let us make man in our image." Using Genesis 1:26-27 as the central text, along with Jeremiah 8:8, Psalm 82:6, and Isaiah 42:5, Vaughn argues that the p…
This teaching presents a survey of passages used to support a Biblical Unitarian view of the Godhead. Drawing primarily from Luke's Gospel, along with Matthew, Mark, Isaiah, the Psalms, and John, Vaughn argues that Scrip…
This sermon examines the return of Elijah through Malachi 4 and Matthew 17. Vaughn argues that Elijah's ministry is a restoration movement designed to prepare Yahweh's people for the coming Kingdom. Drawing from Malachi …
This teaching centers on the Feast of Firstfruits and the continuing relevance of Yahweh's commandments. Using Leviticus 23:9-14 as the foundation, along with 1 John 3:4, Psalm 1:2, and Malachi 4:5-6, Vaughn argues that …
This brief teaching warns Spirit-filled Christians against assuming that spiritual gifts or experiences guarantee acceptance by Messiah. Using Revelation 12:9 and Matthew 7:22–23, Vaughn argues that believers can be dece…
This teaching examines Romans 8:19 and argues that the manifestation of the sons of God refers to the future revealing of mature, glorified believers. Vaughn distinguishes between spiritual childhood and sonship, teachin…
This teaching examines the timing of the Omer count and the observance of Shavuot. Using Leviticus 23 and a series of biblical examples involving circumcision, sanctification, temple cleansing, and resurrection patterns,…
This teaching challenges the popular interpretation of "judge not" by arguing that Scripture commands believers to exercise righteous judgment within the church. Using Matthew 7, 1 Corinthians 5, Leviticus 19, and 1 Pete…