The Remnant Message
Walking as Yeshua Walked: Faith, Family, Sabbath, and Raising Children in Biblical Truth
In this sermon, we explore the practical side of faith: what it means to walk as Yeshua walked, keep Yahweh’s commandments, live out Sabbath and the biblical holy days, and build strong families in a world that often pulls in the opposite direction. Drawing from 1 John 2, John 17, Ephesians 5, 1 Corinthians 7, Jeremiah 29, and 1 Peter 2, this message speaks to marriage, raising children in the faith, homeschooling and education choices, being in the world but not of the world, and committing fully to a biblical lifestyle. If you are part of the Torah-observant, Messianic, Hebrew Roots, or Sabbath-keeping community, this teaching offers encouragement to live faithfully, serve your family, and be a light in spiritual Babylon and explains why we fulfill the remnant message.
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Family Values Summit This Weekend in North Kansas City
Join us this Shabbat in North Kansas City for our Family Values Summit, hosted by 1st Century Christianity. This gathering is for Torah keepers, families, and anyone looking for like-minded fellowship in the Kansas City metro area.
The main purpose of this event is to bring families and believers together at the same time so everyone can meet, connect, and build community. We’ll also discuss practical topics like raising children in the faith, marriage, work, fellowship, walking out Torah as a family, and navigating challenges when a spouse or loved one is not on the same path.
Lunch begins at noon with a Mexican-style Oneg. Please bring something Leviticus 11 compliant if you’re able, but come either way—there is always plenty of food. Services begin at 1 PM with prayer, song, discussion, and a kids class available during the message time.
If you’re looking for Shabbat fellowship, Passover, Sukkot, annual holy day gatherings, or a Torah-observant community in the Kansas City area, we hope to see you in person.
Shalom, and may Yahweh bless you and keep you in the name of His Son, Yeshua.
Yahweh’s Appointed Times: Shabbat, the Biblical Feasts, and the Kingdom to Come
How do we display our faith in everyday life?
In this teaching, we look at Leviticus 23 and Yahweh’s appointed times—not as “Jewish holidays,” but as holy convocations given by Yahweh for His people. From weekly Shabbat rest to the annual feasts, these days teach us how to remember creation, the Exodus, the work of Yeshua, the giving of the Ruach, the coming judgment, and the Kingdom to come.
The appointed times are not simply religious observances. They shape our homes, our calendars, our fellowship, and our way of life. They help us walk in the footsteps of Yeshua and the apostles while preparing our hearts for what Yahweh has promised.
Watch the video below.
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Faith Without Works Is Dead: Why Believers Must Follow Yeshua (Jesus) and Keep Torah
Faith Without Works Is Dead: Why Believers Must Follow Yeshua (Jesus) and Keep Torah
This teaching examines Matthew 7, James 2, Acts, Galatians, and other Scriptures to show that true faith in Yeshua produces repentance, obedience, and visible change. It addresses lawlessness, “faith alone,” Sabbath observance, Torah for believers, Messianic identity, and what it means to be grafted into the promises of Abraham through Messiah.
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Independence Day 2026
Independence Day 2026 Here are our messages on July 4, 2026 celebrating 250 years of the United States of America and how that relates to faith, freedom, liberty, and Yahweh’s providence. Please watch both messages below, the first by Corky Wilson and the second by Chris DeWeese.
You Are Not the Thief on the Cross
You are Not the Thief on the Cross: Many people point to the thief on the cross to argue that baptism is not necessary—but is that really the lesson Scripture is teaching? In this message, we examine Luke 23, John 5, and Revelation 20 to show why repentance, baptism, and walking as Yeshua walked remain essential for believers today. The thief on the cross was an extraordinary last-hour situation, not the pattern for those who have time to obey. Repent, accept Yeshua as Messiah, be baptized, and walk in deeds worthy of repentance.
The Sabbath is Creation’s Sign for All Mankind
The Sabbath is Creation’s Sign for All Mankind
This sermon teaches that the seventh-day Sabbath is rooted in creation, established by God as a continuing sign for all mankind, and preserved through the biblical weekly cycle from Genesis to the future restoration described in Isaiah. It contrasts biblical Sabbath observance with man-made religious traditions, emphasizing that faith is shown through obedience, holy time, fellowship, rest, and living according to the Creator’s instructions.
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When Faith Hurts: Good Works, Betrayal, and the Love of God
When Faith Hurts: Good Works, Betrayal, and the Love of God
This sermon explores John 3:16–18 and the tension between faith, emotion, and obedience. It reflects on how believers often approach faith through doctrine and problem-solving, yet still face deep pain when betrayed by family, friends, or the world around them. Drawing from Genesis, Isaiah 53, Matthew 5, and the crucifixion of Yeshua, the message emphasizes that good works matter, our actions affect others, and emotional suffering is part of the human experience. Even in heartache, God’s love, salvation, and purpose remain sure. The call is to be angry and do not sin, to let our light shine through good works, and to trust that God can bring good out of even the deepest wounds.
The Real Meaning of Genesis 6 Will Challenge Everything You’ve Heard
The Real Meaning of Genesis 6: A deep dive into Genesis 6, the sons of God, the Nephilim, and the Book of Enoch. This video argues that Genesis 6 is about human rebellion, biblical context, and God’s relationship with mankind rather than fallen angels.
Pentecost Explained: Acts 2, Shavuot, the Holy Spirit, and the Meaning of Faith
Pentecost Explained: What really happened in Acts 2, and how does it connect to Shavuot (Pentecost), the Holy Spirit, and the deeper meaning of faith?
In this message, we explore the powerful connection between Pentecost and the giving of the Spirit, the relationship between Shavuot and the Torah, and why Acts 2 is one of the most important chapters in the Bible. We look at the apostles’ transformation, the meaning of faith without proof, the role of obedience, repentance, baptism, and the gospel going out to all nations in their own languages.
This teaching also covers:
- Hebrews 11:1 and biblical faith
- Acts 1–2 and the waiting for the Holy Spirit
- The link between Mount Sinai and Pentecost
- Why Pentecost was already an established holy day
- The significance of languages in Acts 2
- Repentance, baptism, and salvation
- The relationship between faith, works, predestination, and free will
- Why the message of the gospel is for all people
If you’re studying Pentecost, Shavuot, Acts 2, the Holy Spirit, Torah, Yeshua, or first-century Christianity, this message will help you see the biblical patterns more clearly.
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