Tag Archives: Bill Cloud
Bible Sabbath Fellowship Friday September 23rd 10pm est.
Host Paul Nison and 9 other guest discuss Bible topics and fellowship.
Holy Days VS. Holidays
There are appointed days in the Bible that we are supposed to be keeping today. Instead Christians have decided to follow man’s pagan ways and holidays. In this video I explain the appointments that are spoken about in the Scriptures.
Bible Shabbat Fellowship Friday September 16th at 10pm est.
Join host Paul Nison and 9 other guest as we discuss bible topics and fellowship.
Encouragement in Yeshua
Encouragement in Yeshua
Bible Sabbath Fellowship Friday September 9th at 10pm est.
Host Paul Nison and 9 other guests fellowship and discuss Bible topics. You can join and also comment live during the call.
This past week brother Richard Childers passed. Let’s support his family at this link https://www.gofundme.com/2na82ss
Christians Embracing Hebrew Roots and The Law
Sam and Kelly are Christians who discovered there is more the Scriptures than most Churches teach. They started keeping Torah and it has blessed their life. Check out their ministry site at http://www.yeshuashirts.com
Yahweh Protects His Saints
We see in Proverbs 2, the connection between protecting the commandments and the protection of Our Creator. How it is wisdom to live according to Yahweh’s instructions and how those who choose the path of the wicked will be cut off from the earth.
Bible Sabbath Fellowship Friday September 2nd, 10pm est.
Join host Paul Nison and 9 other guest as we discuss bible topics and fellowship.
The Law Christians Should Follow
Is there a law Christians are responsible to follow and if so, what is it? Yeshua (Jesus) has set us free from one law but not the other. In this audio I explain the one Christians should be keeping and why.
There Are 2 Torah’s, Which To Follow?
In this video G. Stevens Simons from http://www.triumphfamily.tv explains why Christians often get confused because Yeshua was promoting the written Torah and He came against those teaching an Oral Torah. The Church doesn’t know the difference.
