Devar Shalom, Word of Peace Ministries

Statutes, laws, commandments. Is that all there is to Torah? When is it OK to break a law? Listen to this study to find out!!

What is the “new year for trees?”  What is the “Sabbath of Song?” How do they fit together? Listen and discover.

It's 2024 – or is it? How did we get to this date? The answers are full of history, religion, Julius Caesar, and more. This is a great study on how we came to 2024 instead of 57,84 which is the biblical year.

Hanukkah Why do we study it? Why observe it? What is the “real” story? Yeshua observed it and made some bold proclamations at Hanukkah. Learn and discover the richness of this time.

American history is intertwined with the Bible. Just as we know George Washington never really cut down the cherry tree, there are other things we have not been taught which reveal some startling facts about the founding of our nation. From Columbus to the Pilgrims to the Revolutionary War, there is a thread of deep faith that established tells us the root of who we are.

The ten days from Rosh Hashanah are called The Days of Awe. We come before the Lord in repentance to receive forgiveness and mercy. Why is this still important to all believers today? Didn’t Yeshua’s atoning sacrifice take care of this? There is a depth in this time that bridges the Tanakh/Old Testament and the B’rit Chadashah/New Testament

rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, and Sukkot are known as the fall feasts. The Lord said in Leviticus, that they are to be observed forever. Zachariah 14 makes it very clear that they will be observed during the millennial period. What are they all about? What is their significance for believers today and in the future? This overview gives basic understanding of the importance of this time.

What is Torah? The first five books of the Bible? The Torah scroll, or is there more? What does the word mean? Why is it important for all believers - Christians and Jews? This study will reveal scriptural truth on a new level.

Biblical repentance- what is it? The Hebrew word teshuvah is translated repentance, but it actually means “to return.” Return to what? What is this season?

the saddest day of the year on the biblical calendar is the 9th of the month of Av - Tisha b’Av. This date has so many lessons for all of us, and will lead to the happiest date ever!!