it is true what you say. Human beings prefer to believe what we prefer to be true. This excludes humility which means to submit even though we don`t want to agree or like it, but know that it is the word of Yahweh. Thanks
I'm glad you clarified the verses about (not) hating your parents, etc. I've been learning from your videos. Thank you very much. And I'm glad to be able to tune in for Sabbath because there's no group in my area anymore.
I'm in the same boat as you guys. I go to a messianic synagogue, I love the bible study portion, but the service feels empty to me. My dad goes with me, but there is only so much he is willing to see and hear, I'm trying so hard to be patient but my parents and sisters get very critical and confrontational with me about it. I love my parents and try so hard to be patient, but sometimes it's so hard and I almost get discouraged. I don't know if I would have the strength to try my best to stay the course if it weren't for MTOI. Not having conversation or council from Rabbi Steve, but his teachings alone, it's odd, they speak to me most times when I need it most. I'm trying to straighten my walk, but here in southern Ohio, it would be fruitless. I do need these teachings more than I think the people at MTOI realize. I try to be zealous for the word, it's a constant battle, but I won't give up.
@@grizzlyadams3021 Never give up my friend. I am in a similar situation with my family. I am divorced because I decided to keep Torah again after 4 years of being backslidden and my wife resented me. At the same time I am ill with a chronic illness and quit my job because it was so sinful (I worked in the casino business). Now I live with my mom, younger sister, and son, and no one else believes like I do my friend. They like Joel Osteen and those kinds of goofy teachings, Hillsong is another. They think I'm mental because I wear tzitziyot and keep shabbat. They always try to get me to go out on shabbat and also think I am a "legalistic Pharisee". So sad because my mom taught me to believe, and told me when I was young about the power of being a messianic believer, and a christian, and being jewish etc...once life got easier they fell away from the discipline of true discipleship. My inspirations became my adversaries, as I advance in faith and discipleship, and they fall into lukewarm christianity. I have tried for the past 2 years to get them to return to the boldness of true faith, to receive mockery and resentment. When I first converted to torah observance 6 years ago, and before my falling away, my mom committed me to the psychward because I was apparently mentally ill for keeping torah...yeah says it all. I was there for about a week. But in all my persecution, the thing I have to say to you my friend...is DO NOT give up! Ever! Our Messiah is Light and Hope! Our temporary afflictions are nothing compared to the glorious, ETERNAL rewards in store for us. Stay strong! Let no MAN steal your crown! Shalom to you.
Thank You Father for leading me to find this man and his teachings.
Rabbi Steve, you WOW me everytime. Thank you Abba for the blessing of Rabbi Steve to our understanding.
Great teaching...I love this
Bless you, thank you for the live stream.
it is true what you say. Human beings prefer to believe what we prefer to be true. This excludes humility which means to submit even though we don`t want to agree or like it, but know that it is the word of Yahweh.
Thanks
thank you Rabbi for the understanding you are revealing to us...Ya bless you
another great teaching ,thank you !
Great teaching!
I'm glad you clarified the verses about (not) hating your parents, etc. I've been learning from your videos. Thank you very much. And I'm glad to be able to tune in for Sabbath because there's no group in my area anymore.
oh ,forgot to mention we're going through these for the second time because they are so important and so much TRUTH revealed !!!
THE FATHER AND THE SON ARE ONE.
Yes, they are... they are "echad" - one. In the same way as a man shall leave his mother and father and cleave to his wife and become "echad"... One.
Rabbi Steve, thank you for your invitation you made around the minute 31:12. I'll do something about it.
Paul Castro...me too...I don't even have anyone who wants to hear to discuss this amazing walk with....Yah bless you
I'm in the same boat as you guys. I go to a messianic synagogue, I love the bible study portion, but the service feels empty to me. My dad goes with me, but there is only so much he is willing to see and hear, I'm trying so hard to be patient but my parents and sisters get very critical and confrontational with me about it. I love my parents and try so hard to be patient, but sometimes it's so hard and I almost get discouraged. I don't know if I would have the strength to try my best to stay the course if it weren't for MTOI. Not having conversation or council from Rabbi Steve, but his teachings alone, it's odd, they speak to me most times when I need it most. I'm trying to straighten my walk, but here in southern Ohio, it would be fruitless. I do need these teachings more than I think the people at MTOI realize. I try to be zealous for the word, it's a constant battle, but I won't give up.
@@grizzlyadams3021 Never give up my friend. I am in a similar situation with my family. I am divorced because I decided to keep Torah again after 4 years of being backslidden and my wife resented me. At the same time I am ill with a chronic illness and quit my job because it was so sinful (I worked in the casino business). Now I live with my mom, younger sister, and son, and no one else believes like I do my friend. They like Joel Osteen and those kinds of goofy teachings, Hillsong is another. They think I'm mental because I wear tzitziyot and keep shabbat. They always try to get me to go out on shabbat and also think I am a "legalistic Pharisee". So sad because my mom taught me to believe, and told me when I was young about the power of being a messianic believer, and a christian, and being jewish etc...once life got easier they fell away from the discipline of true discipleship. My inspirations became my adversaries, as I advance in faith and discipleship, and they fall into lukewarm christianity. I have tried for the past 2 years to get them to return to the boldness of true faith, to receive mockery and resentment. When I first converted to torah observance 6 years ago, and before my falling away, my mom committed me to the psychward because I was apparently mentally ill for keeping torah...yeah says it all. I was there for about a week. But in all my persecution, the thing I have to say to you my friend...is DO NOT give up! Ever! Our Messiah is Light and Hope! Our temporary afflictions are nothing compared to the glorious, ETERNAL rewards in store for us. Stay strong! Let no MAN steal your crown! Shalom to you.