Pastor Jim Staley is teaching on the Torah portion “Vayetze”. Recorded Nov 28, 2020 Stay connected with Jim Staley and Passion For Truth Ministries at: Website https://PassionForTruth.com Facebook http://www.FB.com/JimStaleyOfficial Twitter...

Pastor Jim Staley is teaching from the Torah portion “Vayetze”(He Went – Genesis 28:10 – 32:3). A deeper look at Jacob’s Ladder. This teaching was published on Dec 2, 2014

Pastor Jim Staley digs deep into the Word of God with his teaching on this week’s Torah portion “Vayetze”. Why did Jacob use a hard stone as a pillow when he laid down and dreamed of the ladder? What exactly was Jacob’s Ladder? Exploring the Hebrew...

Pastor Jim Staley is teaching on the Torah portion “Vayetze” (He Went – Genesis 28:10 – 32:3). Published Nov 24th, 2012

Pastor Jim Staley teaches on Torah Portion “Toldot” which means “Family History” (Genesis 25:19 -28:9). Nov 25, 2014 Stay connected with Jim Staley and Passion For Truth Ministries at: Website https://PassionForTruth.com Facebook...

Pastor Jim teaches on this week’s Torah Portion “Chayei Sarah”. He goes in-depth with the significance of Sarah’s death and her burial and how it relates to us today. Nov 10, 2012 Stay connected with Jim Staley and Passion For...

This Torah portion talks about Abraham’s three visitors, his bargaining with God over the fate of Sodom and Gomorrah, the flight of Lot and the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah. It also contains the birth of Isaac and the binding of Isaac. Published...

Jim Staley teaches on Torah portion Lech Lecha from Genesis 12-14. Recorded in the PFT Fellowship, 2010 Stay connected with Jim Staley and Passion For Truth Ministries at: Website https://PassionForTruth.com Facebook http://www.FB.com/JimStaleyOfficial Twitter...

Pastor Jim teaches on the “Power of a Name”. In this teaching you will learn the significance of Abram’s name changing to Abraham and Sarai’s name to Sarah and discover the amazing prophetic journey of Abram as Yahweh calls...

Pastor Jim preaches on the weekly Torah Portion “Noach”, which means Noah. It comes from Genesis 6:9-11:32.