This study explores the importance of establishing set-apart communities to face the end times. It analyzes Yahweh’s desire to restore His people through brotherly love, servant leadership, and the Beit Din structure, laying the foundations for a global system of…

This study examines the foundational spiritual mindset required to sustain set-apart communities. It addresses the practical challenges of communal living, emphasizing the critical role of mutual accountability, the Biblical “Matthew 18 process” for conflict resolution, and the active pursuit of…

Am I My Brother’s Keeper? study focuses on the essential spiritual mindset needed to build and sustain set-apart communities. It explores how shifting from selfish human nature to a life of living sacrifice allows believers to function as a unified…

“The Matthew 18 Process, Part 1” study highlights the necessity of establishing unified, set-apart communities to survive the coming end times. It explains how true survival relies on collective defense, servant leadership, and mutual agreement, laying the foundational groundwork for…

In “The Matthew 18 Process – Part 2” study breaks down the specific steps of the Matthew 18 process to handle offenses within set-apart communities. It explains how to address personal matters privately, bring reliable witnesses if unresolved, and involve…

Matthew 18 and Adultery Part One study initiates a multi-part series on applying the Matthew 18 process to cases of adultery. It outlines the biblical foundation of Spirit-led patriarchy and servant leadership within set-apart communities, contrasting western democracy with ancient…

Matthew 18 and Adultery Part Two study examines how the Matthew 18 process maintains purity within the assembly, focusing on adultery under the Levitical order. It details the biblical principles of keeping the camp pure, explores the four degrees of…

In Matthew 18 and Adultery Part 3 study contrasts how adultery is handled within the land of Israel under the Levitical order versus the dispersion under the Melchizedekian order. It highlights the biblical concept of divorce as legal separation and…

Selecting Elders Part One scriptural study initiates a series on the biblical qualifications and responsibilities involved in choosing spiritual leadership. It addresses how the Melchizedekian order functions in the dispersion, detailing the essential qualities that local assemblies must identify to…

Selecting Elders, Part Two explores the selection criteria used by the Apostolic Priesthood to appoint godly congregational elders in the Diaspora. It examines the standards of spiritual maturity, order, and accountability necessary to identify leaders capable of successfully shepherding within…

In Selecting Deacons study focuses on the biblical qualifications, roles, and selection process for deacons within the Melchizedekian order. It outlines how these servants manage the material and physical needs of the assembly, thereby enabling the elders to remain fully…

End-Time Concerns study addresses critical concerns regarding the end times, focusing on preparing believers for upcoming prophetic events. It emphasizes spiritual readiness, the necessity of establishing unified, set-apart communities, and relying on Yahweh’s divine protection and guidance to navigate the…