Recorded October 11, 2025 Many Christians today have been led to believe that the modern nation of Israel still holds a special, divine status—that it remains God’s chosen people and that Christian believers owe it both political and spiritual allegiance. In this teaching, Tom Stapleton exposes the error of this assumption through Scripture. He reveals how the prophets, the apostles, and Yeshua Himself showed that the true Israel of God is no longer defined by ethnicity or geography, but by faith and obedience. Those who belong to Messiah—whether Jew or Gentile—are Abraham’s seed and heirs of the promises made to Israel from the beginning. Using Scripture, Tom clearly distinguishes between the Israel “after the flesh” and the spiritual Israel that now inherits the covenant. This present truth study challenges traditions, exposes deception, and brings believers back to the truth of who God’s people really are.
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Recorded October 12, 2025
In The Israel Deception, Part 2, Tom Stapleton continues exposing one of the greatest modern religious deceptions — the idea that Christians must give their political and spiritual allegiance to the modern nation of Israel. Tom reveals how many Christian leaders are urging “total compliance” with Israel — yet Scripture shows a very different picture.
Tom explains the source of this misunderstanding – applying pre-first coming prophecies to the end of time. Just as the Pharisees were applying kingdom prophecies to the first coming, modern Christians are applying first coming prophecies to the Second Coming. Tom looks at passages like the two sticks from Ezekiel 37, restoration promises in Jeremiah 30, and the angelic interpretation given to Daniel in Daniel 9 leading to the first coming. These were prophecies that foretold the Babylonian captivity, gave promise of a return to Israel, and instructions for the building of a temple for the Messiah’s coming.
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Recorded October 15, 2025
In this final part of The Israel Deception series, Tom Stapleton brings the words of Yeshua Himself to the forefront. By comparing Isaiah 5’s parable of the vineyard with Yeshua’s retelling in Matthew 21, Tom shows how Israel’s leaders recognized the prophecy was directed at them—and how Yeshua declared that “the kingdom of God will be taken from you and given to a nation bearing its fruits.”
Through passages like Luke 13:34–35, Hebrews 13:9–14, and John 13:31–14:6, Tom exposes the false teaching that Yeshua will reign from an earthly temple in Jerusalem. Instead, Scripture shows that when He returns, He will take His people to be with Him, meeting them “in the air” (1 Thessalonians 4:16-17). The belief that a third temple must be built for His return is not from God—it is a deception preparing the way for the false messiah, who will sit in that temple claiming to be Yeshua.
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Recorded October 18, 2025 Many today believe that God blessed the Jewish people when they returned to their land, opening the way for them to rebuild their temple and usher in the Messiah by man’s decree. But Scripture tells a very different story. In this study, Tom Stapleton contrasts the modern Zionist narrative with God’s unchanging conditions for restoration: repentance and obedience. From 2 Chronicles 6:36–37 and Daniel 9’s prayer of confession, to Yeshua’s own words in John 8:31–36, we see that freedom, belonging, and inheritance in God’s house come only through the Son — not through lineage, nationality, or man’s decree. Tom exposes the tragic parallel between ancient Israel’s rejection of Yeshua and the modern attempt to claim the promises apart from Him. As Yeshua said, “A slave does not remain in the house forever, but a son remains forever.” Will Israel — and will Christians — repent and abide as true sons? Or will Israel continue to reject the Lawgiver and Christians continue to reject the law He gave?
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Recorded October 26, 2025 Abraham’s journey up Mount Moriah was not just a test of faith — it was a prophetic revelation of the Messiah. Yeshua said, “Abraham rejoiced to see My day — he saw it and was glad.” (John 8:56) In this teaching, which is a continuation of the theme we have been on regarding “Who is Israel?”, Tom Stapleton uncovers how Genesis 22 and the binding of Isaac reveal the gospel long before Bethlehem, Calvary, or the empty tomb. We will compare the covenant promise, the prophetic lamb, and the shadow of the cross from Abraham to Yeshua, and discover why this moment is foundational to understanding salvation. We carefully look at the words of Yeshua in John 8:48–59 and the writing of Paul in Galatians 3:10–29
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In this after-meeting Q and A session, Tom Stapleton answers a vital question about the woman in Revelation 12 — a topic now popularized by Jonathan Cahn’s The Dragon’s Prophecy and Dinesh D’Souza’s recent film of the same name. Cahn, D’Souza, and many Messianic and Christian teachers claim this woman represents the nation of Israel or the descendants of Abraham. They say that this prophecy explains how Israel has been persecuted by the dragon for 2,000 years. But Tom reveals why this interpretation is not only incorrect — it’s a master deception from Satan himself. Through Scripture, he exposes the truth of who the woman truly represents and how misunderstanding her identity distorts the prophetic message of Revelation. This eye-opening teaching calls believers to test every doctrine and discern truth from tradition.
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Christian groups and even ISIS are all awaiting the return of Yeshua/Jesus to Jerusalem, Israel. The Jews also awaiting their king’s arrival there; however, Yeshua said in Matthew 24:24, “…if anyone says to you, ‘Look, here is the Christ!’ or ‘There he is!’ do not believe it.” All of us need to know the scriptures regarding the next temple deception and the abomination that causes desolation as spoken by Yeshua in Matthew 24, Mark 13 and Luke 21. To watch on Rumble, click here.
This question “Who is Israel?” comes to us because the Apostle Paul in Romans chapters 9 through 11 speaks of the nation of Israel in connection with salvation. He tells us “for they are not all Israel who are of Israel” (Romans 9:6) then in Romans 11:26 he tells us that “all Israel will be saved”. What does this mean?
This video presentation clearly demonstrates who, at the time of the end, is considered the Israel of God according to His Word and not man’s. If there is any question in your mind about who God considers Israel please take time to view this video; it is a step by step walk through the Bible making the answer to this question very clear.
One of the greatest prophecies foretelling the priesthood of the millennium is found in the sanctuary services of the temple. Are we looking forward for the restoration of the Levitical priesthood? Or, are we now forever under the original Melchizedek priesthood? This question will be answered by looking at the sacrificial system from the foundation of the world and through the past 6000 years. To watch on Rumble, click here.
Acts Chapter 15 is probably, if not the most, one of the most controversial chapters in all of the New Testament. Most of Christianity misreads this chapter and in so doing they discard most of what the prophets taught, most of what Jesus taught and stood for, most of what the Apostles lived and taught, and most of what Paul lived and taught. Paul was at center stage in this controversy in Acts 15 that threatened to divide the church. This chapter became known as the Jerusalem Council. It is believed by most Christians today that this one chapter does away with the Law of Moses, some would include the Ten Commandments in this, especially the fourth commandment; “Remember the Sabbath day to keep it holy . . .” This presentation puts these ideas to rest. To watch on Rumble, click here.
Recorded November 18, 2023.
Revelation 1:2 and 1:9 link “the word of God” and “the testimony of Yeshua”. What does this mean? How are these two things the identifying marks of the saved of Yeshua? Romans 11:26 assures that “All Israel will be saved.” Who is Israel? Join Tom Stapleton and his congregation as they discuss these ideas.
Building on part one, Tom Stapleton delves deeply into the second sign of God’s people at the end of time. Referring to Revelation 1:2 and 1:9, these two signs are “the word of God” and “the testimony of Yeshua”. What exactly is “the testimony of Yeshua”, and how does it manifest in God’s people at the end of time?
Recorded October 7, 2023.
Who are the 144,000, and when is their number made up? How do they fit in with those martyred in Revelation 6:10, or the great multitude in Revelation 7:9? How will their experience parallel the experience of Job? Join Tom Stapleton as he teaches on the sealing of God’s final people and the trials they will face for the last days on this earth prior to the Second Coming. This is part five of the end time series filmed during the 2023 Feast of Tabernacles.
Recorded June 21, 2025 What does Daniel 8 really tell us about the future of global conflict and religious revival? In this Bible prophecy teaching, Tom Stapleton uncovers a bold interpretation: the male goat of Daniel 8 represents the five permanent members of the UN Security Council—America, Britain, France (representing the EU), Russia, and China. These also mirror the beasts of Daniel 7. The eagle (Daniel 7) and “notable horn” (Daniel 8) between the goat’s eyes? The United States. Daniel 8 describes a prophetic war between the goat (Western alliance) and the ram (Islamic nations). But what happens after this climactic West vs. Islam war? We explore the rebuilding of the Jewish temple, a prophecy long in preparation with priests already being trained, garments made, and the sacred vessels restored.
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 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 April 17, 2025
Who are the true Jews in the eyes of God? Revelation 2:9 and 3:9 warn of those who claim to be Jews but are not, calling them the “synagogue of Satan.” Romans 2:28–29 reveals that true Jewish identity is not in outward rituals or lineage but in inward transformation. And 1 Peter 2:5 confirms that believers—both Jew and Gentile—are being built into a spiritual house, a holy priesthood.
In this teaching, Tom Stapleton addresses a growing trend among Messianic believers—a preoccupation with the Dead Sea Scrolls, the Apocrypha, and the Zadok priesthood. How did Yeshua address the priesthood? What do His words, and the New Testament writers, have to say regarding the priesthood?
Recorded April 16, 2025
In this episode, as we continue looking at the 7 churches of Revelation, we examine the sobering message to Sardis, the church with a reputation for being alive but was spiritually dead, and the message to Philadelphia, the church of brotherly love. What can we learn today from these two churches? What does it mean to be of the synagogue of satan, those who say they are Jews but are not? Is this bloodline Jews, religious Jews, or someone else?