We believe the “Seven Feasts of the Lord” were fulfilled during Daniel’s 70th week, according to Daniel 9:24. Therefore, the “appointed time” of the “vision” in Habakkuk 2:2” has tarried while the Lord, as Bridegroom visited the Gentiles to build His Church. The “four night watches” during the Church age has ushered in the Day of the Lord, as the Seventh Day and the Day of Christ, as the Third Day. The message of this hour is “Behold the Bridegroom cometh!” This message should awaken the “wise” to enter into prevailing prayer coupled with an express faith toward “the Son of Man cometh!” Luke 18:8 & Rev. 1:3

We believe the “Seven Feasts of Lord” have been fulfilled during Daniel’s 70th week, according Daniel 9:24. Therefore, the “appointed time” of the “vision” in Habakkuk 2:2” has tarried. The Lord, as Bridegroom began visiting the Gentiles to build His Church. He has now tarried through the “four night watches” of the Church age into the breaking of the Day of the Lord, as the Seventh Day and the Day of Christ, as the Third Day. The message of this hour will be “Behold the Bridegroom cometh!” This cry will awaken the Church as the “wise” and “foolish” virgins to arise check their oil supply and prepare during the "short window” of the “Seven Good Years!” Matthew 25.

In this sermon we see Daniel, as a man greatly beloved of the Lord and by understanding Jeremiah's prophecy that the Babylonian captivity was coming to an end, interceded before God for the nation what was in store for his people.

In this message we will discuss Iran's Doomsday Clock and their demand for the elimination of the State of Israel. We believe we are in the time frame of the Peace and Security period as described by I Thess 5:3. We will discuss the historic move of Arab States in making peace with Israel. This is not Dan. 9:27 which is yet future.

We are studying the Exodus Generation and Golden Calf Worship in Exodus 32-33. We believe “a very small remnant” is prevailing through the Acts 27 storm while embracing Ezekiel’s vision of the “open heavens.” In this message, we return to the “Exodus Generation” with the birth of Moses and his divine protection and preparation as the great deliverer of Israel. Moses has spent forty years in the Midian Desert and endured by “seeing Him who is invisible.” He has become content with shepherding, his life with Zipporah and his visitation to Gentiles. Now Moses will be challenged in beholding the “The Burning Bush” in Exodus 3.