Recorded March 29, 2025
In this powerful new teaching, Tom Stapleton walks through the 7-millennia plan of redemption—from the creation and fall of man in Eden to the restoration of all things in eternity. This deep dive covers the prophetic timeline given to Abraham, which covers the return from Egypt to the Promised Land. From there, the timeline covers the building and destruction of Solomon’s temple, Assyrian and Babylonian captivities, and the prophetic promises of reunification of Israel and Judah at the end of the captivity. It continues with Daniel’s 490-year decreed period, leading to the ultimate rejection of the Messiah by the natural branches.
Recorded March 22, 2025 Is God the God of Israel only, or also of the Gentiles? In this eye-opening teaching, Tom Stapleton unpacks Romans 3:29–31 alongside Acts 15, revealing the critical moment when the two sticks reunification prophecy was to be fulfilled. Many today misread post-captivity prophecies—Amos 9, Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, and Daniel 9—as pointing to the Second Coming, when they were actually written for the First Coming. The challenge is that many Christians and Messianics today believe that the temple still needs to be rebuilt, and the scattered tribes of Israel still need to be reunited. They miss the fact that the opportunity for those events came and went, and God achieved His purpose through the twelve disciples (not the tribes) as the message was taken to the Gentiles.
Recorded March 15, 2025
How are we saved—by keeping the law, by faith alone, or a combination of both? In this teaching, Tom Stapleton unpacks Romans 3:9-31, where Paul explains that both Jews and Gentiles are saved the same way—by the blood of Yeshua. But does this do away with the law? Are we “once saved, always saved”? Paul clarifies the role of the law, grace, faith, and Yeshua’s sacrifice in both justification (our legal standing before God) and sanctification (the ongoing process of being transformed into Yeshua’s likeness). Does the law still matter? What does it mean to be justified by faith? How do we walk in obedience without falling into legalism?
Recorded March 12, 2025 Where are we in prophecy? Many ask this question, but few know how to find the answer. In this teaching, Tom Stapleton reveals a method for understanding and sharing Bible prophecy, beginning with Yeshua’s words in Matthew 24 and Luke 21. Yeshua does two important things: 1) points us to the book of Daniel and the abomination of desolation, and 2) uses a pattern that appears throughout prophetic writings, where the story is told, then is repeated with more details filled in.
Recorded March 8, 2025 Before the Second Coming, there is a divine judgment — not just of humanity, but of God Himself. See Romans 3:1-6 and Daniel 7:9-10, 13. This judgment determines whether Yeshua is worthy to redeem those who claim His blood. This judgment decides who will be in the first resurrection (Revelation 20:6) and who will meet Yeshua in the clouds at His return (1 Thessalonians 4:16-17). Only if He is judged worthy as our Redeemer will those in Him be found fit to enter the 1000-year reign with Him in heaven. This judgment stands in contrast to the final judgment of the wicked after the 1000 years (Revelation 20:5, 11-15), when the condemned will face eternal destruction.
Recorded March 1, 2025
Many struggle with Paul’s writings, assuming they abolish God’s law—but nothing could be further from the truth! In this deep dive into Romans 2:17–3:3, Tom Stapleton unpacks Paul’s teaching on the Jewish advantage, the role of circumcision, and what it truly means to be circumcised in heart.
Paul shows that having God’s law is a privilege, yet obedience is what truly matters. How does this apply to Gentiles who follow the law by nature? What profit is circumcision if the heart remains unchanged? This study reveals how Paul’s words establish the law, rather than abolish it.
Recorded February 22, 2025
What does Paul mean when he says the law does not save us, yet still upholds the importance of obedience? In Romans 2:12-16, Paul clarifies that while salvation is by faith, God’s moral standard remains. Even Gentiles who do not know the Torah can be judged righteously if they follow God’s law written on their hearts. What is meant by being a Jew inwardly compared to being a Jew outwardly? In this in-depth Bible study on Romans 2, Tom Stapleton unpacks this critical passage, revealing how God’s judgment is based on our actions and the knowledge we have. He explains how Paul’s teachings on law and grace do not contradict but rather confirm that obedience to God is still required.
Please join us for Revelation 1:1-9, and plan to follow in the months ahead for a verse-by-verse study of this companion book to Daniel. What is meant in verse one that these things must “shortly” take place? This has confused a lot of people, who interpret it to mean that the events of Revelation (or at least parts of it) took place back in the first century. But a dive into the original language reveals that it is actually two words, one meaning a “fixed position in time” and the other meaning “in haste”, so it could actually mean that these events will unfold rapidly when the appointed time arrives.
Recorded February 15, 2025
This discussion was sparked from an impromptu Q and A session, with a question of where the 10-day death decree of Revelation 2:10 fits into the final events. Join Tom as he explains the timing of key end-time events, including how the death degree fits into the taking away of the daily (Daniel 8:14) and the mark of the beast. The discussion centered around the 144,000 and the great multitude, and pinpointing when God’s people will no longer be allowed to be killed.
Recorded November 30, 2024
Join Tom Stapleton as he delves into recent articles exploring a unique Ukrainian perspective on Russian Christians’ viewpoints regarding the possibility of nuclear war. Discover how faith and geopolitics intertwine in the shadow of escalating tensions.
Tom also examines the potential role of Russia and China’s strategic action of cutting critical communication cables, and how these measures could temporarily stall the escalation toward World War III. This thought-provoking discussion sheds light on the complexities of global conflicts, the influence of faith-based perspectives, and the delicate balance of international relations. Don’t miss this insightful analysis of current events and their prophetic implications.
Recorded November 30, 2024
What is the truth about the millennium? Is it a glorious reign on earth, as many believe, or a heavenly reality beyond Satan’s reach? In this eye-opening teaching, join Tom Stapleton as he exposes Satan’s great lie about the millennium, uncovering what Scripture truly says about this pivotal time.
Through the words of Yeshua, the teachings of the Apostle Paul, and key New Testament passages, we reveal how the truth of the millennium exposes Satan’s ultimate agenda: to stage a false second coming. By convincing people that the millennium will take place on earth, Satan sets the stage for a powerful deception, where he appears as a counterfeit Messiah. Those who believe his lie will be more easily deceived, mistaking Satan’s false narrative for the fulfillment of prophecy.
Only by understanding the promises of Yeshua, that He will change us into heavenly beings to go up with Him to His Father’s house, will we be safe from this compelling deception. Discover the hope and assurance that come from understanding God’s plan for His people and gain clarity to resist the deception of the enemy. Don’t be deceived—stand firm in the truth of God’s Word as we expose the lie and reveal the ultimate truth about the millennium.
Recorded October 14, 2024.
In this teaching, which was an answer in the Q&A session following a teaching on the cyclical nature of the festivals, Tom Stapleton explores the events of Acts 21. This passage is often misunderstood as evidence that Paul participated in sacrifices at the temple. Many believe this passage shows Paul adhering to the sacrificial laws after the death of Yeshua, but upon closer examination, we see God’s divine intervention prevented him from completing the act. Through careful study, we reveal how this event highlights the continuity of God’s redemptive plan and the shift away from animal sacrifices after Christ’s ultimate sacrifice on the cross. Join us as we dive deep into Scripture to uncover the truth behind this pivotal moment in Paul’s ministry, where God’s hand clearly redirects Paul’s steps.