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Study Psalms 37 & 38 as Shawn highlights trusting God, letting go of envy, and understanding the inheritance promised to the meek in a fulfilled world.
Explore Psalms 33–36 and discover how God's Word and Breath formed creation, revealed Christ, and continue to speak truth into our lives today.
Trust, redemption, and true faith—Psalm 31-32 reveal the power of confession, forgiveness, and freedom in God.
Psalms reveal God's power, the voice of the Lord in creation, trusting His plan, and finding lasting joy beyond fleeting happiness.
"Yahavah is my Shepherd, I shall not want." Psalm 23-24 shows God's care and kingship, fulfilled in Christ as the Good Shepherd and King of Glory.
The Fulfillment of Psalm 22 in Christ In this teaching, we continue exploring Psalm 22 and its profound prophetic connections to Jesus’ crucifixion. The passage vividly describes suffering, abandonment, and ultimate victory—pointing not only to David’s personal struggles but also to…
The King, The Cross, and The Cry for Deliverance – Psalms 20-22 Psalm 20 is a powerful prayer for deliverance, calling on YAHAVAH to defend, strengthen, and grant victory to His anointed. It contrasts reliance on earthly power—chariots and horses—with trust…
The Heavens Declare: A Reflection on Psalm 19 Psalm 19 offers a stunning revelation of how YAHAVAH makes Himself known—through the grandeur of the heavens, the perfection of His law, and the conviction of the human conscience. The Psalm begins by…
Psalm 18 exemplifies personal faith shaped by individual experiences and the Spirit, with prophetic links to Yeshua and a shift from objective religion to personal belief.
This teaching explores Psalms 12–17, emphasizing faith, trust in God's promises, and the challenges of living faithfully across ages.
Meekness is confidence in faith. Psalms 8-11 show humility and trust in God empower bold, righteous action, modeling purpose and stewardship through divine humility.
Reflecting on Psalm 8, we explore creation's majesty and humility. David's awe questions humanity's place, echoed in the New Testament, highlighting YAHAVAH's greatness.
On January 5th, 2025, a teaching explored Psalm 2's prophetic message about the Messiah's reign, highlighting Christ's unique sonship and role in reconciling the world to God.
The Psalms, a collection of 150 songs central to Jewish and Christian worship, reflect ancient Israel's musical tradition, offering spiritual insights and virtues.
In a Bible session, Shawn McCraney explores Deuteronomy's end, Moses' blessings, God's promises, and faith, setting the stage for Psalms.
In a recent teaching, we explored Moses' covenant with the Israelites, Richard's faith journey, and Deuteronomy's blessings, ending with "Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing."
In Deuteronomy, laws emphasize adherence, fair punishment, support for ministry, Leverite marriage, honest business, and obedience, with blessings and curses as consequences.
Shawn McCraney explores Deuteronomy's laws, contrasting ancient justice and warfare with modern implications, urging Christians to reflect on scripture's relevance today.
A recent teaching explored leadership in scripture, focusing on Israel's kings, divine guidance vs. human desire, and recognizing Yeshua as the ultimate King.
Our teaching on Deuteronomy 15-17 focused on poverty, mercy, and spiritual sustenance, highlighting debt forgiveness, care for the poor, and balancing physical and spiritual support.
In today's session, we covered active listening, open-ended questions, non-verbal cues, and empathy to enhance communication and strengthen connections.
In a session on Deuteronomy 5-9, we covered the Ten Commandments, the Great Shema, warnings against materialism, and YAHAVAH's enduring mercy despite Israel's rebellion.
This teaching explores faith's complexities, drawing from Deuteronomy and the New Testament, addressing idolatry, materialism, and parenting, urging sincere pursuit of God.
Shawn McCraney's teaching on Deuteronomy highlights God's love for all nations, urging believers to embrace agape love, humility, and understanding across cultures.
In Deuteronomy, Moses addresses a new generation of Israelites, reiterating the Law and stressing obedience as they prepare to enter the Promised Land.
In a Bible session, Shawn McCraney explored Numbers' end, focusing on the Promised Land's division and cities of refuge, symbolizing Christ's spiritual refuge.
This teaching covers the leadership transition from Moses to Joshua, spiritual events in Numbers 27-31, and Paul's view on spiritual resurrection, emphasizing trust in the Holy Spirit.
This teaching on Numbers 26-27 explores the Holy Spirit's presence before Pentecost, challenging views on its indwelling and highlighting a shift post-Christ's resurrection.
Explore Numbers 20-21: Moses' disobedience, brass serpent, Israelites' journey. Shawn McCraney highlights Yeshua as the true path to God, not Law or Priesthood.
Explore Numbers 20-21: Moses' disobedience, brass serpent, Israelites' journey. Shawn McCraney highlights Yeshua as the true path to God, not the Law or Prophets.
