Topic
Lech Lecha
Audio teachings
Audio Teaching by D. T. Lancaster
Abraham and the Sabbath
Abraham did not keep the Sabbath because he believed in God; he believed in God because he kept the Sabbath.
Audio Teaching by D. T. Lancaster
Sarah, Hagar, Isaac, and Ishmael
Does Hagar represent the Jews in slavery under the law while Sarah represents the Christians in freedom under grace?
Audio Teaching by Aaron Eby
Look Down at the Stars
Avram had a unique perspective on the world that made him receptive to God's calling.
Audio Teaching by D. T. Lancaster
Missionary Man
In Judaism, the word "missionary" carries a negative connotation, but in the Torah, Abraham was the first missionary.
Audio Teaching by D. T. Lancaster
Abraham Walked With God
Sons and daughters of Abraham by faith follow in the faith of Abraham, and Abraham walked with God.
Audio Teaching by D. T. Lancaster
The Souls they made in Haran
The Abrahamic prophecies find their greatest fulfillment only in the Messiah and the universal sweep of the Messianic Kingdom.
Audio Teaching by D. T. Lancaster
Enoch, Abraham, Lot, and Rahab
The Epistle of Clement preserves otherwise lost, authentic, apostolic teachings about the Torah rooted in forgotten teachings of Yeshua.
Audio Teaching by D. T. Lancaster
Abraham's War
Does the Bible sanction the Zionist claim to a Jewish homeland in the Holy Land?
Audio Teaching by D. T. Lancaster
Revelation to Ishmael
Yeshua is appearing to Muslims in dreams and visions, a phenomenon reminiscent of the story in Lech Lecha where an angel appears to Hagar in the wilderness and bestows prophecy and blessing on her unborn son, Ishmael.