Dr. Ray Looker

Ray Looker, an apostle and disciple of the Lord by the will and commandment of God, received his Doctorate of Theology in Comparative Religion and was initially ordained in the Church of God and has served as a Missionary in Europe, China and the inner cities of America. As a Pastor of Grace Gospel Ministries, Ray also ministered on both television and radio. He was later ordained as a Messianic Rabbi, and Congregational Leader of Temple Messiah. Ray has been a Senior Pastoral Counselor and...See more

Ray Looker, an apostle and disciple of the Lord by the will and commandment of God, received his Doctorate of Theology in Comparative Religion and was initially ordained in the Church of God and has served as a Missionary in Europe, China and the inner cities of America. As a Pastor of Grace Gospel Ministries, Ray also ministered on both television and radio. He was later ordained as a Messianic Rabbi, and Congregational Leader of Temple Messiah. Ray has been a Senior Pastoral Counselor and Professor of Theology, teaching the Bible in several Universities and Bible Colleges throughout the world. The books which the Lord gave to Ray are to prepare the Believer for the coming of the Lord. The Movement of the Holy Spirit is to prepare the Church by replacing pagan doctrines and traditions which are so much a part of the Christian religion today. To achieve this the Church must return to the foundation of our faith, which is the written Torah, the first five books of the Bible. Within the written Torah we see that the Lord wants us to keep His Sabbaths, His Holy Assemblies and to keep the Dietary Laws which keep us from making our souls an abomination to God. (Leviticus 20:25-26, KJV) When the Messiah comes, all men will keep the Sabbaths and Festivals that Yahweh commanded in His Scriptures. Therefore the Elders of the Church must teach and prepare Christians for the coming of the Lord by removing the filthy rags of man's traditions and pagan practices which have made void the Word of God, and bring back the Word of God as central to our lives and practices according to His Scripture, as we worship before the Lord in joyful anticipation of His coming. See less