How do you decide what you're going to deep dive study? What sparks you to go from "just reading Scripture" to "I must seek out every detail of this subject/paradigm"?

Hey, this is Marc. In this video, I delve into Quranic verses crucial for engaging with Muslims as a Christian. I highlight Surah 3, verse 45, emphasizing the miraculous birth of Jesus and challenging misconceptions about the Gospel's corruption. Understanding these verses can foster meaningful dialogues with Muslim friends.

Hi, this is Marc. In this video, I delve into the often-misunderstood topic of Peter's vision, highlighting key moments like the significance of the animals on the sheet and the priestly command to sacrifice. I explain the implications of Peter's response to God's instruction and how it relates to purity laws. Watch to grasp the deeper meaning behind Peter's actions and the cultural context of his time. Feel free to reach out with any questions or clarifications.

Did Yeshua really nail the Law to the cross? Let’s find out !👇🏻👇🏻 https://youtu.be/VRUqcuThJMo?si=HTI6qk7fk_dZbKtN

Hello all, I want to encourage our Christians who may not hold to the view that Torah is for today. PLEASE don't let the difference in how we each may view Scripture prevent you from engaging on the Pro-Torah posts. We are all sharpened by a little grinding. The Pro-Torah folks need you, as their family in Christ/Yeshua. A body with missing parts isn't a complete Body. So please don't keep yourself out of our lives and discussions. While there is a lot of anger and bitterness in a lot of Torah Positive groups, this will not be one where needless and heartless comments will be tolerated. I assure you, we are watching and we expect everyone to be civil and compassionate in their exchanges. Please keep in mind that a lot of the anger and bitterness comes from being cut off and shunned by the Christian side of the family. Please don't be shy, step into some conversations. Expect the differences to be exposed, and discuss them. Even our Heavenly Father said "Come and let us reason together". Let's sharpen one another for Him, shall we? Sincerely, Tim