Remnant of Israel Shabbat Messages

Continuing his series on Romans, Philip Snell finally moves on to Chapter 6. He reads through the first half and discusses being dead to sin, living in Christ, and alive again for his glory and the glory of the Father.

In his Drash today, Kevin Dombrowsky makes an appearance to provide an overlook of the whole of Torah to explain the significance of this verse.

Continuing his series on Tale of Two Humanities, Philip Snell finally finishes up Romans 5 by explaining the comparison between Adam's damage and Yeshua's grace. He uses a teeter totter as an exmaple to show that Yeshua's grace and mercy, in the form of his death on the cross, is a gift that infinitely outweighs the damage that Adam has inflicted.

Continuing his series on Romans and on Tale of Two Humanities, Philip Snell discusses the latter half of Romans 5, specifically about death and sin. He clears up a likely confusion as well.

Instead of a message, today's time was taken up by testimony. Kids, teens, and adults came forward to describe their experience at the Tikkun conference last week. They and Philip Snell provided not only their favorite times but also some lessons they learned and how they grew during the conference.