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| Torah: Exo. 25:1-27:19 | Haftara: 1 Kings 5 : 26 – 6 : 13 | Brith Chadashah: 2 Cor. 9:1-15 Mt. 12:46–13:58 Mt. 5:33-37 |
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| Teruman (Gift, Offering) |
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Scripture: |
Exodus 25 : 1 – 27 : 19 |
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Tabernacle: Ark, Table, Menorah25 Adonai spoke to Moses saying, 2 “Tell Bnei-Yisrael to take up an offering for Me. From anyone whose heart compels him you are to take My offering. 3 These are the contributions which you are to receive from them: gold, silver and bronze; 4 blue, purple and scarlet cloth; fine linen and goat hair; 5 ram skins dyed red, sealskins, acacia wood; 6 oil for the light, spices for the anointing oil and for the sweet incense; 7 onyx stones and setting stones for the ephod and for the breastplate. 8 “Have them make a Sanctuary for Me, so that I may dwell among them. 9 You are to make it all precisely according to everything that I show you—the pattern of the Tabernacle and the pattern of all the furnishings within—just so you must make it. |
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Scripture: |
1 Kings 5 : 26 – 6 : 13
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26 Adonai gave Solomon wisdom as He promised him, so there was shalom between Hiram and Solomon, and the two of them cut a covenant. 27 King Solomon also imposed forced laborers from all Israel—the levy was 30,000 men. 28 He sent them to Lebanon, in shifts of 10,000 a month: they would stay a month in Lebanon, then two months at home. Adoniram was over the forced labor. 29 Solomon had 70,000 porters, and 80,000 stonecutters in the mountains, 30 besides Solomon’s chief officers that were over the work—3,300 who supervised the people who were doing the work. 31 Then the king commanded, and they quarried great stones, costly stones, to lay the foundation of the House with cut stones. 32 So Solomon’s builders and Hiram’s builders along with the Gebalites cut them, and prepared the timber and the stones to build the House. Building the Temple6 Now it came to pass, 480 years after the children of Israel came out of the land of Egypt, in the fourth year of Solomon’s reign over Israel, in the month Ziv (which is the second month), that he began to build Adonai’s House. 2 Now the House that King Solomon built for Adonai was 60 cubits[a] long, 20 cubits wide, and 30 cubits high. 3 The porch in front of the Sanctuary of the House was 20 cubits in length—corresponding to the breadth of the House—and its depth was ten cubits from the front of the House. https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=1+Kgs.+5%3A26%E2%80%936%3A13&version=TLV |
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Scripture: |
2 Corinthians 9 : 1 – 15 Matthew 12 : 46 – 13 : 58 Matthew 5 : 33 – 37 |
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Now about this service to the kedoshim, it is indeed unnecessary for me to write to you— 2 for I know your eagerness. I boast about it to the Macedonians, that Achaia has been preparing for a year already; and your zeal has stirred up most of them. 3 But I am sending the brothers in order that our boasting about you may not be in vain in this case, so that you may be prepared, just as I kept saying. 4 Otherwise, if any Macedonians were to come and find you unprepared, we—not to mention you—would be put to shame in this undertaking. 5 So I thought it necessary to urge the brothers to go on to you and arrange ahead of time your generous gift that had been promised beforehand, so that it would be ready as a gift and not as an extortion. Sowing and Reaping Generosity6 The point is this: whoever sows sparingly shall also reap sparingly, and whoever sows bountifully shall also reap bountifully. [a] 7 Let each one give as he has decided in his heart, not grudgingly or under compulsion—for God loves a cheerful giver. [b] 8 And God is able to make all grace overflow to you, so that by always having enough of everything, you may overflow in every good work. 9 As it is written, “He scattered widely, He gave to the poor; 10 Now the One who supplies seed to the sower and bread for food will supply and multiply your seed and increase the harvest of your righteousness. [d] https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=2+Cor.+9%3A1-15&version=TLV Embrace and Refrain46 While Yeshua was still speaking to the crowds, His mother and brothers were standing outside, trying to speak to Him. 47 Someone said to Him, “Look, Your mother and Your brothers are standing outside, trying to speak to You.”[a] 48 But to the one telling Him this, Yeshua responded, “Who is My mother? And who are My brothers?” 49 Stretching out His hand toward His disciples, He said, “Here are My mother and My brothers. 50 For whoever does the will of My Father in heaven, he is My brother and sister and mother.” Simple Stories, Profound Truths13 On that day after Yeshua left the house, He was sitting by the sea. 2 And large crowds gathered around Him; so He got into a boat and sat down, and the whole crowd stood on the shore. 3 And He told them many things in parables, saying, “Behold, a sower went out to spread some seed. 4 As he was scattering the seed, some seeds fell by the road; and the birds came and ate them up. 5 Other seeds fell on rocky ground, where they didn’t have much soil. They sprang up immediately, because the soil wasn’t deep. 6 But when the sun came up, they were scorched; and because they had no roots, they withered away. 7 Other seeds fell among the thorns, and the thorns grew and choked them out. 8 But others fell on good soil and were producing fruit. They yielded a crop—some a hundredfold, some sixty, some thirty. 9 He who has ears,[b] let him hear.” 10 Then the disciples came to Him and said, “Why do You speak to them in parables?” 11 And He replied to them, “To you has been given to know the secrets of the kingdom of heaven, but to them it has not been given. 12 For whoever has, to him more will be given and he will have plenty. But whoever does not have, even what he has will be taken away from him. 13 For this reason I speak to them in parables, because seeing they do not see, https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Mt.+12%3A46%E2%80%9313%3A58&version=TLV 33 “Again, you have heard that it was said to those of old, ‘You shall not swear falsely, but shall carry out your oaths to Adonai.’ [a] 34 But I tell you, do not swear at all—not by heaven, for it is the throne of God; 35 or by the earth, for it is the footstool of His feet;[b] or by Jerusalem, for it is the city of the Great King. [c] 36 And do not swear by your head, for you cannot make a single hair white or black. 37 But let your word ‘Yes’ be ‘Yes’ and your ‘No,’ ‘No’—anything more than this is from the evil one.” https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Mt.+5%3A33-37&version=TLV |
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Parashah in 60 seconds |
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Eagle Wings PodCast
A Weekly Updated Narrated Message from Pastor Chris
Weekly Powerful Message Podcast from Eagle Wings Charismatic Ministries International
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02-V2-01-The_Fleece-Eagle_Wings_Podcast
In this episode, 1st Lady Wilma de Ruiter shares her personal journey with Christ and how it has shaped her life and ministry. She discusses the importance of prayer, family, and mutual support with Pastor Chris. Wilma offers advice for families seeking to center their lives around Christ and reflects on her roles as a wife, mother, and grandmother. She emphasizes the significance of mentoring women in their faith journeys and shares insights on balancing multiple responsibilities. Wilma also introduces her creative work with Grandma Pooch, highlighting its mission to connect faith with fun for children and adults alike. -
02-V2-02-Who_Is_Under_Attack-Eagle_Wings_Podcast
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03-V2-03-Faithful_with_Little-Eagle_Wings_Podcast
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04-V2-04-New_Day_New_Opportunities-Eagle_Wings_Podcast
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05-V2-05-Talk_the_Talk_Walk_the_Walk-Eagle_Wings_Podcast
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06-V2-06-Savor_the_Moment-Eagle_Wings_Podcast
In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the concept of Shalom, or peace, as a transformative force in our lives. Drawing from the story of John the Baptist, the message emphasizes the importance of preparing our hearts to receive Christ through repentance and baptism. The speaker highlights that true peace comes from recognizing our sins, confessing them, and embracing the new life offered through Christ. Baptism is presented as both a command and a privilege, symbolizing the washing away of our old selves. The sermon encourages believers to continually seek God's Shalom amidst life's distractions, reminding us that this peace is essential for spiritual growth and renewal. -
07-V2-07-Worthy-Eagle_Wings_Podcast
In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the powerful ministry of John the Baptist, who called people to repentance and prepared the way for Jesus. John, known for his rugged appearance and straightforward preaching, emphasized the need for genuine change in hearts and lives. He boldly challenged the Pharisees and Sadducees, urging them to produce good fruit as evidence of their repentance. The sermon highlights John's recognition of Jesus' authority, expressing his own unworthiness to even untie Jesus' sandals. The baptism of Jesus signifies humility and the fulfillment of prophecy, inviting believers to embrace the transformative power of the Holy Spirit. Ultimately, the message reassures listeners that through Christ, they are made worthy and called to share this truth with others. -
08-V2-08-Being_In_Church-Eagle_Wings_Podcast
In this sermon, the speaker explores the significance of gathering in church and the true purpose of fellowship among believers. He emphasizes that our meetings should honor God, align with His Word, and contribute to the expansion of His Kingdom. The message encourages listeners to reflect on their motivations for attending church, highlighting that true fellowship is not just about socializing but about ministering to the Lord and each other. The speaker reminds us that church is not confined to a building; rather, it exists wherever believers gather in Christ's name. Ultimately, the sermon calls for a focus on worship, encouragement, and spiritual growth, reinforcing the idea that our gatherings should energize us to fulfill God's calling in our lives. -
09-V2-09-Politics_in_Church-Eagle_Wings_Podcast
In this episode of Eagle Wings Podcast, Pastor Chris addresses the misuse of the pulpit for political agendas, emphasizing that the church's primary mission is to proclaim the gospel. He warns against the dangers of mixing politics with faith, which can lead to division among believers. The sermon highlights the importance of repentance and God's mercy, encouraging listeners to turn back to Him for restoration. Pastor Chris also discusses the biblical call to care for immigrants while respecting the rule of law, and the need to reject fearmongering and gossip. He concludes with a call to pray for leaders and for the nation, emphasizing the spiritual significance of supporting Israel. -
10-V2-10-And_the_Word_was_with_God-Eagle_Wings_Podcast
This sermon explores the profound significance of Jesus Christ as the Word of God, as introduced in John 1:1. It emphasizes the continuity of God's message from creation in Genesis to the giving of the Torah at Mount Sinai and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost. The speaker highlights the importance of understanding and living by God's Word, which serves as a guiding light for believers. The sermon encourages listeners to embrace both the written and spoken Word of God, recognizing their transformative power in daily life. By doing so, believers can share this healing and renewing message with others, fostering spiritual growth and strength. -
11-V2-11-Kadosh_Lcha-Eagle_Wings_Podcast
In "Kadosh Le-Cha," the sermon emphasizes that while we cannot achieve holiness on our own, God calls us to be a holy people through Jesus Christ. The message explores the relevance of Leviticus, highlighting its teachings on sacrifice, priesthood, and the law, which are foundational to understanding our faith today. It asserts that holiness is not about self-righteousness but about being set apart for God's purpose. The sermon encourages listeners to embrace their identity as God's chosen people, reminding them that true holiness is a divine work enabled by God's grace. Ultimately, it invites everyone to accept God's offer of love, joy, and peace through a relationship with Him. -
12-V2-12-Jacobs_Ladder-Eagle_Wings_Podcast
In this sermon, we explore the story of Jacob, focusing on his complex relationship with his brother Esau and the divine encounters that shaped his life. After years of separation, Jacob returns home, fearful of Esau's wrath. He wrestles with an angel, symbolizing his struggle for identity and blessing. This encounter leads to a transformation, as Jacob is renamed Israel, signifying his new role as a leader. The sermon emphasizes the importance of remaining connected to God and family, even in times of fear and uncertainty. Ultimately, it highlights Jesus as the ultimate "Jacob's Ladder," bridging the gap between humanity and God, and reassures believers of God's unwavering promises. -
13-V2-13-Ask_and_you_Will_Receive-Eagle_Wings_Podcast
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14-V2-14-Twisting_and_Turning-Eagle_Wings_Podcast
In this sermon, the speaker critiques a recent study linking belief in heaven and hell to crime rates, arguing that it misrepresents Christian beliefs. He emphasizes that true Christians believe in both heaven and hell and strive to follow God's commandments. The sermon reflects on King Hezekiah's reign, highlighting his initial faithfulness to God and subsequent pride that led to his downfall. The speaker encourages listeners to recognize God's love and delight in them, urging obedience to His commandments as the path to true happiness. Ultimately, he reassures the congregation of their identity as the bride of Christ, ready for His return. -
14-V2-15-The_Bread_of_Life-Eagle_Wings_Podcast
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16-V2-16-Strength_in_Faith-Eagle_Wings_Podcast
In this sermon, the importance of studying Scriptures is emphasized as a means to cultivate understanding and invite the Holy Spirit's guidance. The speaker reflects on the story of Korah's rebellion, highlighting the consequences of divisiveness and the survival of Korah's descendants through their honest acknowledgment of their father's mistakes. The message encourages listeners to embrace their faith, recognizing that despite past failures, they are worthy of God's love and grace. By standing firm in faith and diligently seeking God's Word, believers can transform their weaknesses into strengths and remain steadfast amid societal distractions. Ultimately, the sermon calls for a renewed commitment to faith, prayer, and obedience, assuring that with God, all things are possible. -
17-V2-17-We_Have_Come_To_Worship_Him-Eagle_Wings_Podcast
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19-V2-18-Send_Out_To_Die-Eagle_Wings_Podcast
In this sermon, the concept of the scapegoat from Leviticus is explored, illustrating how it symbolizes Jesus Christ's sacrifice for humanity's sins. The speaker highlights the significance of the crimson cord, which represented forgiveness, and connects it to Jesus' blood shed on the cross. Historical references from the Talmud and Josephus are used to emphasize the miraculous events surrounding the Second Temple before its destruction. The sermon also discusses Judas Iscariot's role in declaring Jesus innocent, fulfilling prophecy and underscoring the theme of redemption. Ultimately, listeners are reminded of God's intricate plan for atonement and the boundless mercy available to all who believe. -
19-V2-19-What_Are_You_Doing_Here-Eagle_Wings_Podcast
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20-V2-20-I_do_not_die-Eagle_Wings_Podcast
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21-V2-21_On_The_On-Ramp-Eagle_Wings_Podcast
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22-V2-22-Holy_Spirit_Fire-Eagle_Wings_Podcast
In "The Holy Spirit Fire," the sermon explores the transformative journey of Christians as they adapt to a life of holiness, guided by the Holy Spirit. Drawing parallels between cultural integration and spiritual growth, the speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding God's ways. Through biblical examples, such as Abraham's covenant and Elijah's encounters with God, the message highlights the dual role of the Holy Spirit as both a consuming fire and a gentle guide. The sermon encourages believers to embrace the refining work of the Holy Spirit, seek wisdom in stillness, and foster community through shared experiences like Holy Communion. Ultimately, it calls for openness to God's presence and the empowerment that comes from the Holy Spirit. -
23-V2-23-You_Got_Mail-pt_1-4
In this sermon, Pastor Christiaan J. de Ruiter reflects on the significance of the letter from Yaakov (James) to believers, emphasizing its timeless relevance. He discusses the importance of perseverance through trials, the need for wisdom, and the relationship between faith and works. Yaakov's letter encourages believers to embody their faith through actions, particularly in caring for the marginalized. The message highlights the necessity of humility, listening, and acting on God's Word, urging listeners to live out their faith in practical ways. Ultimately, the sermon calls for a deeper understanding of genuine faith that manifests in love and service to others. -
24-V2-24-You_Got_Mail-pt_2-4-Eagle_Wings_Podcast
In this sermon, the speaker continues exploring the letter from Yaakov (James), emphasizing the importance of faith demonstrated through actions. The message addresses favoritism within the church, urging believers to treat everyone equally, regardless of wealth or status. It highlights that true faith is not just a belief but is evidenced by good works and compassion towards others. The speaker references biblical examples, such as Abraham and Rahab, to illustrate that faith and actions are intertwined. Ultimately, the sermon calls for self-examination and encourages believers to cultivate the fruit of the Spirit, ensuring their faith is active and impactful in the world. -
25-V2-25-You_Got_Mail-pt_3-4-Eagle_Wings_Podcast
In this sermon, Pastor Christiaan explores the importance of controlling our speech as highlighted in the Letter of James. He emphasizes that our words reflect our hearts and can either unite or divide. The tongue, though small, has immense power, capable of igniting conflict or fostering peace. James warns that teachers will be judged more strictly, urging believers to speak with wisdom and humility. The pastor draws parallels between the tongue and a ship's rudder, stressing the need for the Holy Spirit to guide our words. Ultimately, he encourages listeners to cultivate silence, listen for God's voice, and allow their speech to reflect His grace. -
26-V2-26-You_Got_Mail-pt_4-4-Eagle_Wings_Podcast
In this episode, Pastor Chris delves into Chapter 4 of the Letter of James, emphasizing the importance of humility and the dangers of worldly desires. He explains that conflicts arise from our inner cravings and urges listeners to seek God's will in their lives. The sermon highlights the necessity of resisting temptation and the promise of grace for the humble. Pastor Chris encourages believers to align their prayers with God's Word and to recognize the futility of boasting in their own achievements. Ultimately, he calls for a deeper intimacy with God, reminding us that true victory comes through faith and submission to His authority. -
27-V2-27-You_Got_Mail-In_Closing-Eagle_Wings_Podcast
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28-V2-28-Healing-The_Candle_Of_The_Lord
In this sermon, Christiaan J. de Ruiter emphasizes the importance of living in accordance with God's will for our health and well-being. He discusses how ignorance can lead to spiritual and physical harm, urging listeners to seek knowledge from the Bible. Drawing on various scriptures, he highlights that our bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit and should be treated with care. The message encourages individuals to be proactive in their health, recognizing that true healing comes from God. De Ruiter also reflects on the significance of balance in life, including work, rest, and nourishment, and how these elements contribute to a fulfilling life in Christ. Ultimately, he calls for personal responsibility in being a light in the world, starting with oneself. -
29-V2-29-A_Time_For-Eagle_Wings_Podcast
In this sermon, Christiaan J. de Ruiter explores the concept of time from a biblical perspective, emphasizing that God's timing differs significantly from human understanding. He reflects on Ecclesiastes 3:1-8, highlighting the various seasons of life and the importance of patience. The speaker shares personal anecdotes, including the anticipation of a child's birthday, to illustrate how our perception of time can vary. He discusses the significance of God's omniscience, as expressed in Psalm 139, and the idea that God's time is eternal. The message encourages listeners to embrace their limited time on earth while trusting in God's perfect timing and plan for their lives. -
30-V2-30-Healthy_Happy_Mind_Body_and_Soul-Eagle_Wings_Podcast
In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of living according to God's plan for our lives, which encompasses mind, body, and soul. He discusses the gifts God has given us, including unconditional love and a covenant relationship through Jesus Christ. The message contrasts societal attitudes of individualism and entitlement with the biblical call to give selflessly and live healthily. By understanding our role as stewards of God's blessings, we can cultivate true happiness and fulfillment. The sermon encourages listeners to embrace healthy living as an act of worship and to invest their resources in ways that honor God, ultimately leading to a life aligned with His purposes. -
31-V2-31-Kodesh_Ladonai-Eagle_Wings_Podcast
In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of holiness in the life of a believer, urging listeners to pursue a relationship with God and live righteously. Drawing from scripture, particularly Hebrews 12, the message highlights that holiness is essential for seeing the Lord. The speaker warns against the dangers of sin and worldly influences, encouraging believers to be set apart for God's purposes. By accepting Jesus, we are cleansed and called to reflect His holiness in our daily lives. The sermon concludes with a call to embody the phrase "Kadosh l’Adonai"—Holiness to the Lord—through our actions and choices, becoming living testimonies of God's grace. -
32-V2_32_On_The_Onramp-Eagle_Wings_Podcast
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33-V2-33-In_His_Hand-Eagle_Wings_Podcast
In this sermon, Christiaan J. de Ruiter explores the theme of God's unwavering hold on His children, contrasting it with our tendency to let go of His hand. Using the analogy of children in a busy mall, he illustrates how we often seek our desires without recognizing the safety in God's guidance. He emphasizes the importance of trusting in God's word, especially during life's temptations and challenges, as exemplified by Jesus' own trials in the desert. The message encourages believers to remain steadfast in their faith, acknowledging that while we may stray, God’s love and provision are constant. Ultimately, it reassures listeners that they are always in God's hands, where they can find peace and purpose. -
34-V2-34-Social_Media-Prayer-Eagle_Wings_Podcast
In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of prayer as a vital communication channel with God, urging listeners to prioritize their spiritual lives over social media distractions. Drawing on biblical examples, he illustrates how prayer empowers ministry and personal growth. The message encourages believers to guard their hearts and minds, ensuring that what enters through their "gates"—eyes, ears, and mouths—aligns with God's truth. By fostering a covenant relationship with God and each other, Christians can effectively navigate the challenges of modern media while remaining anchored in faith. Ultimately, the sermon calls for a commitment to let Jesus, the Gate, guide their lives. -
35-V2-35-Eben-Eagle_Wings_Podcast
In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of finding true rest and peace in God, using Jacob's dream of the ladder as a metaphor. He explores the significance of the Hebrew word "Eben," meaning stone, which symbolizes the foundation of faith in Jesus Christ. By resting our minds on God, we can experience "shalom shalom," or perfect peace. The message encourages listeners to deepen their understanding of scripture and to trust in God's presence during life's challenges. Ultimately, the sermon invites us to lay our burdens upon the Rock, Jesus, who offers true rest and revelation. -
36-V2-36-A_Warning_Sign-Eagle_Wings_Podcast
In this sermon, the speaker reflects on personal challenges and the unexpected grace that can emerge from them. Using the story of Nicodemus, a Pharisee who sought Jesus at night, the message emphasizes the necessity of being "born again" to enter the Kingdom of God. The speaker warns against complacency in faith, highlighting that knowledge alone is insufficient without a genuine spiritual rebirth. The sermon encourages listeners to actively seek truth, share their faith, and embrace the transformative power of the Holy Spirit. Ultimately, it serves as a call to ensure that one has the spiritual "sticker" that signifies they are born again and ready for eternal life. -
37-v2-37-R_E_S_P_E_C_T-Eagle_Wings_Podcast
A powerful message on love, truth, and respect. Pastor Christiaan J. de Ruiter explores biblical roles in marriage, societal change, and God’s design for men and women through Ephesians 5 and Proverbs 31. -
38-v2-38-Whatcha_ma_Call_it-Eagle_Wings_Podcast
Pastor Christiaan J. de Ruiter teaches on the true meaning of Easter—Resurrection Day, the Feast of First Fruits—celebrating not pagan ritual, but the risen Messiah, our eternal hope, and the victory of Jesus Christ. -
39-V2-39-Aarggh its to much-Eagle Wings Podcast
In this sermon, the speaker addresses the overwhelming pressures of daily life and the feeling of being out of control. Drawing from scripture, particularly John 15:4-5, the message emphasizes the importance of abiding in Christ to find peace and strength. The speaker encourages listeners to share the yoke of the Messiah, highlighting that true rest and renewal come from a partnership with Him. By accepting God's timing and direction, believers can overcome feelings of being overwhelmed. The sermon concludes with a call to reclaim rest as a divine necessity, inviting everyone to experience the peace that comes from walking closely with Jesus. -
40-V2-40-Vacation-Eagle_Wings_Podcast
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41-V2-41-Mezuzah_part01-Eagle_Wings_Podcast
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42-V2_42_Attack_on_the_Seed-Eagle_Wings_Podcast
In this sermon, the speaker explores the significance of the "seed of righteousness" as it relates to God's covenants throughout biblical history. Starting from Abraham, the lineage to Jesus is highlighted, emphasizing that righteousness is a journey of progressive sanctification. The speaker explains that while believers are made holy through Christ's sacrifice, they must actively nurture their faith and resist distractions that hinder spiritual growth. The message encourages listeners to recognize the ongoing battle against evil that seeks to destroy this seed of righteousness and to embrace their identity in Christ. Ultimately, the sermon calls for a commitment to pursue holiness and to trust in God's faithfulness. -
43-V2_43_Berakah-Eagle_Wings_Podcast
In this sermon, the speaker explores the profound significance of blessings in our lives, emphasizing the biblical elements of blessing: meaningful touch, spoken messages, high value, envisioning a special future, and active commitment. The message highlights how blessings can transform relationships and foster a culture of encouragement, contrasting the power of words to bless or curse. By understanding our role in blessing others, we reflect God's love and grace, creating a positive impact in our communities. The sermon encourages listeners to adopt a mindset of gratitude and to actively bless those around them, fulfilling their divine purpose. -
44-V2_44_Family_Plan-Eagle_Wings_Podcast
In this sermon, the speaker reflects on the overwhelming nature of modern media and its impact on our lives, contrasting it with simpler times. He emphasizes the importance of staying connected to God's plan through the Holy Spirit, who guides and teaches us. The message encourages listeners to deepen their understanding of Scripture and resist the distractions of a fast-paced society. By subscribing to God's "Family Plan," believers can cultivate a meaningful relationship with God, grow in faith, and stand firm against spiritual challenges. The sermon concludes with a call to action: to engage with the Word of God, invite the Holy Spirit into daily life, and support one another as a community of faith. -
45-V2-45-The_Fear_of_the_Lord-Eagle_Wings_Podcast
In this sermon, the speaker explores the concept of the Fear of the Lord, distinguishing it from natural, demonic, and religious fears. Drawing from scripture, particularly 2 Timothy 1:5-9, the message emphasizes that true fear of God is rooted in reverence and awe, not in dread or punishment. The Fear of the Lord empowers believers to live in obedience, humility, and love, guiding their actions and decisions. The early Church exemplified this fear, leading to spiritual growth and strength amidst persecution. Ultimately, the sermon calls for a return to this holy fear, which fosters a deeper relationship with God and transforms lives. -
46-V2-46-Un-Common_Grace
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47-V2-47_The_High_Priest
A powerful message revealing Jesus Christ as our eternal High Priest—fulfilling the Law, opening the way to the Father, and inviting us to draw near to the throne of grace with confidence and faith. -
48-V2-48-As_For_Me_And_My_House
Pastor Christiaan J. de Ruiter teaches from Joshua chapter 24 verse 15, revealing that true emPowerment comes when our spirit fuses with the Holy Spirit, cleansing heart and home to serve the Lord fully. -
49-V2-49-From_Old_To_New
From old to new: clear-eyed reflection, covenant faithfulness, and the Comforter’s promise. “As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord.” Faith over melancholy, truth over trend, Messiah over all. -
50-V2-50-I_Lift_My_Voice
In a season of elections, Pastor Christiaan calls believers to lift their voices in worship, vote by biblical conviction, and live as light in a dark world, honoring Yeshua in all they do. -
51-V2-51-Dance_Before_The_Lord
From chaos to order, from self-focus to surrender: this message explores biblical worship, David’s dance before the Lord, and how true praise flows from an obedient, Spirit-led, Messiah-centered life. -
52-V2-52-In_All_You_Do
Teaching that praise is more than music: a daily lifestyle of worship, rejecting idols, and running with Yeshua toward the New Jerusalem on God’s highway of salvation. -
01-V3-01-In_Anticipation
A Messianic Advent reflection on John the Baptist, repentance, confession, and baptism—inviting you into renewed Shalom as the Ruach haKodesh washes, restores, and sets your heart on the Messiah’s highway. -
02-V3-02-Joy_Today
Joy for Today: grief has a season, yet joy arrives at dawn in Messiah Yeshua. Walk through Ecclesiastes 3, Psalm 30, and Kingdom hope—learning love-in-action and Spirit-filled resilience in dark times. -
03-V3-03-Am_I_Worthy
In 2026, John’s wilderness call still cuts through the noise: repent, bear fruit, and honor Messiah. Yeshua baptizes with the Holy Spirit and fire, He makes the unworthy, worthy. Amen. -
04-V3-04-The_Student_Travels
A journey-style intro to Song of Songs: focus, seeking God, Ruach Ha’Kodesh, and the Bride’s fruit. Romans 7 reframed—freed from sin’s marriage into Messiah’s righteousness. -
05-V3-05-Lest_We_Forget
Lest We Forget explores Lot’s wife, the danger of longing for a sinful past, and the call to remember God’s mercy while moving forward on the Highway of Holiness. -
06-V3-06_A_Covenant_God_1-6
A Covenant God: from Abram’s blood covenant to Messiah’s cross—refiner’s fire, faithfulness, tithing, and Holy Spirit fullness. Enter the New Covenant and walk the highway of righteousness. -
07-V3-07-Passing_Through_The_Blood-2-6
Passing under the Blood: from Egypt’s doorposts to Messiah’s cross—Tav, seal, covenant, repentance, and Ruach fire. Step through the Door, stay under the Blood, and walk the Highway of Salvation. -
08-V3-08-Personal_Relationship-3-6
A covenant God invites Jew and Gentile into the blood-sealed New Covenant: Jesus our High Priest, the Ruach Ha’Kodesh as Helper, and a threefold cord of communion shaping holiness, friendship, and marriage.




