Enoch, a righteous man, was the father of Methuselah and grandfather of Noah. There’s a common belief that Enoch never died and that God raptured him to heaven. Does the Bible actually say all that? You might be surprised. Let’s see if that’s true. But first understand that the word “raptured” is just the Latin word translation of “caught up” in 1 Thess 4:17. Don’t make a bigger deal of the word “raptured” than it is. Many believe God caught Enoch up to heaven, or raptured, and he never died.

What reaction does God clearly want in his people in the midst of evils, disasters and violence in the land? What happens to do those having that reaction He seeks – and those that don’t? This could impact you in a big way someday.

Hanukkah – the Festival of Lights, or Feast of Dedication. Should non-Jewish believers in Yeshua participate in Hanukkah, which is usually kept in early-to mid-December each year. Jews keep it to remember a wonderful victory and a time when they rededicated their temple and – in a way – “turn the lights back on”. Learn about it in this very short message of about 22 minutes. Did Yeshua (Jesus) have anything to do with Hanukkah? You might be surprised. What lessons can this multi-day celebration teach non-Jews?

Originally posted on December 17th, 2007, this message is still timely for today. Many will ignore God's command to come out of Babylon - to their peril -- on the assumption they are not IN Babylon. But why would God command His people to come out of her, if they were not in Babylon? Listen carefully. This message could spare you from sharing in Babylon's horrific plagues and curses from God. Learn who modern Babylon is, who "My people" are, and most importantly - ways you and I may be part of Babylon without realizing it.

Note: This Sermon is a repost from 2/4/2017, however the message is timeless. Our name is special and yet the Almighty is going to give us 3-4 brand new names in His kingdom. What is a “name”? Why do we need new names? What will your new names be? We’re given some strong clues. WHO will be those receiving new names? Will your name include your Father’s and mother’s names – and more? Where will you be given those names? Find out all this and more in this encouraging message. Hear the audio with notes. Though originally given in 2004, this sermon has been totally updated with new material. So if you heard it before, you’ll be inspired to hear it again.