Philadelphia Christian Church with Bishop Omar Thibeaux

In this powerful continuation of Esau or Jacob, Bishop Omar takes us on a deep spiritual excavation through the historical books of Jasher and, for the first time from the pulpit, the Book of Jubilees. This message feels like an archaeological breakthrough for Hebrews in America—connecting dots from Genesis to Jasher to Jubilees with divine precision and revelation. One of the foundational truths explored is found in Genesis: Why did Isaac love Esau, and why did Rebecca love Jacob? The Bible tells us Isaac loved Esau for his venison (how good he could cook)—meaning for what he could do, not for who he was. Bishop powerfully reminds us not to love others based on their performance, but with agape love—unconditional, unwavering, and rooted in truth. This principle was especially moving when applied to marriage, challenging us to love our spouses beyond their roles or abilities. The Book of Jasher reveals that it was Abraham, not Isaac, who first favored Jacob and refused Esau. Abraham, discerning Esau’s unrighteous ways, had already spoken a blessing over Jacob and even instructed Rebecca to love and protect him. Then, in a stunning revelation from the Book of Jubilees, Bishop explores the blessing of Abraham through the lens of the Arab nations—identified in Jubilees Chapter 20 as descendants of the handmaids. Despite not being children of the promise, they still inherited immense wealth and prosperity. So the question becomes: how much more blessed are the true children of the promise? This sermon is rich with truth, filled with light, and sure to stir your heart and mind as we uncover the prophetic legacy of our Hebrew heritage.

In this powerful and eye-opening message, Bishop Omar asks the age-old question: Esau or Jacob? Diving deep into the Book of Jasher, Bishop uncovers the contrasting character traits of these two brothers and how their lives reflect spiritual truths still relevant today. We learn the significance of both sons being added to the society of men at age 15 and how this moment serves as a call for today's generation—especially young men—to grow up, take responsibility, and embrace true manhood. Bishop contrasts Esau—the deceitful, cunning hunter dwelling in the field—with Jacob—the wise, obedient son who stayed home, cared for the flocks, and followed the instructions of the Lord. These godly attributes, Bishop explains, run through the bloodline of the true Hebrews. This message not only calls for personal reflection but boldly exposes modern deceptions—reminding us that the spirit of Esau is still at work in the world today. From false cosmology agendas to stolen identities, this sermon is packed with truth, conviction, and clarity. Prepare to be challenged, inspired, and awakened.

In this powerful and unforgettable service, we not only celebrated the ordination of our new Deacons, Deaconesses, and the installation of Minister Frankie Mouton, but we also received a deeply challenging word from Bishop Omar. Taking us to the Book of Genesis, Bishop unpacked the final words of Jacob to his son Reuben — his firstborn, his strength, and his might — yet Jacob declared him “unstable as water.” Through this message, Bishop dove into the dangers of instability, how it can affect our purpose, our relationships, and our legacy, and what it means to become rooted, fixed, and faithful. This is a must-hear sermon for anyone striving to grow stronger in their walk and their leadership. Listen in and be transformed.

This year’s Passover 2025 Resurrection Day service was nothing short of historic! With an overwhelming turnout, the ministry opened not one, but two overflow rooms to accommodate the crowd. Hebrews from across the globe — including Trinidad, Barbados, and Ethiopia — gathered to honor this holy convocation. In this powerful message, Bishop Omar delivers a dynamic word from the Book of Jasher, diving deep into the story of Rebekah and the revelation of the two nations within her. Tune in and experience the move of God that marked this unforgettable celebration of life, resurrection, and covenant.

This powerful Passover message will reignite your passion for God's appointed times! Bishop Omar walks us through the story of Passover in the book of Exodus, revealing 9 profound truths that define the heart and purpose of this holy feast: 1. Passover Happened in Egypt 2. Passover Is in the First Month 3. Passover Is About a Lamb 4. Passover Is About Blood 5. Passover Is About a Meal 6. Passover Is About Being Ready 7. Passover Is About Judgment 8. Passover Is About Mercy & Grace 9. Passover Is a Memorial Each point stands on its own as a revelation—and together they uncover the beauty, depth, and power of why we honor Passover. Don't miss this rich teaching that will deepen your understanding and stir your heart to celebrate the feasts of the Lord with passion and purpose.