IRON MEN BROTHERHOOD — LESSON TAKEAWAY from Minister Brent’s message on (10.2.26) Topic: A True Disciple of Yahshua Brothers, one of the biggest takeaways from this lesson is this: There is a difference between saying you believe in Yahshua and actually being a disciple of Yahshua. A true disciple doesn’t just know Scripture, attend Bible study, go to church, or call himself saved. A true disciple is someone whose life is being changed because he has chosen to follow Yahshua. 📖 Luke 9:23 — “If any man will come after me, let him deny himself, and take up his cross daily, and follow me.” Discipleship requires denying ourselves. That means there will be things our flesh wants that we have to tell NO. There will be habits we have to let go. There will be relationships we may have to separate ourselves from. There will be attitudes Yahweh has to correct. There will be things we used to do that we can no longer be comfortable doing. Because you cannot truly follow Yahshua and refuse to change. A true disciple will show evidence of transformation. He learns to walk in obedience. He learns to forgive. He learns to love even when love is difficult. He develops the fruit of the Spirit. He fights against the desires of his flesh. And when he falls, he doesn’t stay down—he repents, gets back up, and continues following Yahshua. 📖 John 8:31 — “If ye continue in my word, then are ye my disciples indeed.” Notice the word continue. Anybody can start. Anybody can have an emotional moment. Anybody can be on fire for a few weeks. But a true disciple continues. He continues when life gets hard. He continues when prayers aren’t answered the way he expected. He continues when temptation comes. He continues when people walk away. He continues when following Yahweh becomes uncomfortable. 🔥 The true test of discipleship is not how you start—it is whether you continue. Brothers, we have to examine ourselves and ask: Am I simply someone who believes in Yahshua, or does my life show that I am truly following Him?

Brent Davis is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting. Topic: Iron Men Brotherhood Ministries Bible Study (Topic: True Disciple of Yahshua) Time: Oct 2, 2026 08:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada) Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89697196988?pwd=Oka7AGe7LS7KOHlais2dUujaaYNtsk.1 Join and take notes https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89697196988?pwd=Oka7AGe7LS7KOHlais2dUujaaYNtsk.1&mynotes=on Meeting chat link https://us02web.zoom.us/launch/jc/89697196988 Meeting ID: 896 9719 6988 Passcode: 675427 --- One tap mobile +16465588656,,89697196988#,,,,*675427# US (New York) +16469313860,,89697196988#,,,,*675427# US --- Join by SIP • [email protected] Join instructions https://us02web.zoom.us/meetings/89697196988/invitations?signature=epxkwwnHOBMNb_ErkbWFsL0gRaMP6DjvJp89tKh1CWk

The Heart of Authentic Prayer Purpose To reveal the biblical foundation for authentic, transformative prayer and how to relate to Yahweh in a way that honors His nature and transforms the believer. Key Takeaways • Prayer must be rooted in sincerity, humility, and faith—Yahweh values the heart more than eloquent words. • Avoid mechanical repetition and superficial prayers; Yahweh desires genuine conversation, not rituals. • Gratitude and recognition of Yahweh’s character are essential in prayer, shifting focus from requests to worship. • A two-way relationship with Yahweh includes listening, repentance, and submission to His will. • Common mistakes—like praying only in need, lack of faith, or pride—can hinder intimacy but are correctable through scriptural guidance. Speaking to Yahweh: A Sacred Relationship: Prayer is not merely religious duty but a deep, intimate connection with Yahweh grounded in reverence and authenticity. The Bible emphasizes that how we pray matters. Yahshua warned against hypocritical prayer done for show (Matthew 6:5) and empty repetition (Matthew 6:7), emphasizing that true prayer is private, sincere, and heart-driven. Examples from Scripture illustrate this: • Moses interceded with passion and reason, aligning with Yahweh’s justice and mercy (Exodus 32:11–14). • Hannah prayed in anguish without rehearsed words, and Yahweh honored her sincerity by granting Samuel (1 Samuel 1:10–20). These stories reveal prayer as a spiritual act of dependence and trust. The Heart of Effective Prayer: Yahweh seeks a contrite and sincere heart (Isaiah 57:15). He already knows all things, so honesty—not performance—is key. Psalm 62:8 urges believers to pour out their hearts to Yahweh, who is a refuge. The quality of our words matters more than quantity. Faith is vital: Hebrews 11:6 declares that without faith, it is impossible to please Yahweh. Yahshua modeled intimate prayer by withdrawing to quiet places (Matthew 6:6), teaching that prayer is not for public recognition but for private communion.

When Yahweh Becomes First Purpose: A reflection on the transformative effects of genuinely placing Yahweh at the center of one’s life—not just in words or rituals, but in daily choices, priorities, and identity. Key Takeaways: • Putting Yahweh first shifts your priorities, leading to intentional use of time, decisions guided by divine wisdom, and reduced attachment to status or approval. • Your desires begin to align with Yahweh’s, resulting in a deeper peace, changed reactions, and a move from self-centered ambition to eternal purpose. • You gain an eternal perspective, seeing life through the lens of lasting impact rather than temporary success, which transforms how you handle suffering, time, and relationships. • You learn to trust Yahweh’s timing, finding holiness in waiting and understanding delays as preparation, not denial. • You become a channel of Yahweh’s peace, bringing spiritual calm to chaotic environments and relationships, not through performance but through presence rooted in Yahshua. Detailed Summary: The text explores what truly happens when someone places Yahweh first in their life—not nominally, but in tangible, daily surrender. It begins by acknowledging that many believers feel spiritually empty despite religious activity, because Yahweh is present but not central. The core argument is that transformation begins not through effort, but through a reordering of the heart. 1. Priorities Begin to Shift When Yahweh is first, life changes quietly but deeply. Time is no longer wasted on empty pursuits. Prayer becomes a longing, not a duty. Relationships are evaluated based on whether they lead toward peace. Conflict is handled with grace, and success is redefined as faithfulness over visibility. Decisions are made not from fear, but from faith, asking, “What is Yahweh already doing?” This shift brings clarity, rest, and alignment. 2. You Begin to Desire What Yahweh Desires Desires don’t vanish, but evolve. Comfort, approval, and success lose their grip as a deeper hunger for Yahweh’s presence grows. Old habits no longer satisfy. Passions are not abandoned but surrendered—music, business, writing—asked, “How can this reflect Yahweh’s heart?” Reactions change: less gossip, more mercy, greater sensitivity to injustice. Prayers shift from asking Yahweh to bless plans to asking Him to shape the will. Over time, the soul finds joy in obedience and purpose in waiting.

IRON MEN BROTHERHOOD TAKEAWAY Topic: Yahweh Wants to Dwell With Us — A Tabernacles Message Brothers, Tabernacles reminds us of something powerful: Yahweh has always desired to dwell among His people. In the wilderness, Israel lived in temporary booths while Yahweh’s presence was right there with them. They did not have permanent houses, comfortable surroundings, or everything figured out—but they had His presence. And brothers, that is the lesson for us today: You can have everything and still be empty without Yahweh. But when Yahweh is dwelling with you, you can make it through seasons where you don’t have everything you want. The question is not only, “Is Yahweh around me?” The deeper question is, “Have I made room for Yahweh within me?” We cannot ask Yahweh to dwell in us while deliberately holding on to things that push us away from Him. Some attitudes have to leave. Some habits have to leave. Some relationships may need boundaries. Some secret struggles have to be surrendered. Yahweh wants more than a visit—He wants residence. John 1:14 teaches us that the Word became flesh and dwelt among us. Yahshua came demonstrating Yahweh’s desire to be close to His people. And Revelation 21:3 gives us the ultimate picture: “Behold, the tabernacle of Elohim is with men, and he will dwell with them…” That means Tabernacles points beyond a feast—it points toward Yahweh’s ultimate plan of dwelling with His people forever. IRON MEN COMMENTARY: Brothers, this week ask yourself: What is taking up space in my life that belongs to Yahweh? Don’t just invite Yahweh into your Sabbath. Don’t just invite Him into Bible study. Don’t just invite Him into prayer when things go wrong. Invite Him into your decisions. Invite Him into your marriage. Invite Him into your parenting. Invite Him into your finances. Invite Him into your private life. Invite Him into the areas nobody else sees. Because a man becomes stronger when Yahweh is not merely someone he visits—but the One who dwells within him.