Matt Scott, Stephen Furst
Yahadcast
Bible-centered community podcast, where we talk about Jesus, his sacrifice and the holy Word of God. We cherish in the wisdom in the hebrew word yahad as a foundation for a true relationship with God. Listen in to learn about the word yahad and everything to do with walking with Jesus in our lives. Created by Matt Scott and Stephen Furst
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8. Jun 2026
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Yahadcast #4 - Children of God 03.11.2025 58:32
Because of the blood, we are now heirs to the throne. Being sons and daughters of Christ on earth, we discuss what this means with stories like the Prodigal son, and making comparisons to the modern culture and faults we as followers of Christ make in our identity in Christ.
Yahadcast #3 - walking with Christ 27.10.2025 53:01
Hey yall! This episode goes in-depth on areas regarding our walk with Chirst. Using scripture and experience, we detailed how our walk with Christ should be and how to apply it into your lives, with the context of yahad and a real relationship with God.
Yahadcast #2 - friendship with Christ + obedience 20.10.2025 53:17
In this episode, we tie yahad to the friendship and relationship we have with Christ, and discussing how this relates to this christian life, such as obedience and the difference between religion and relationship. Lots of content in this episode, be sure to take notes.
Yahadcast #1 11.10.2025 41:39
In this episode, we talk about what Yahad is and how it impacts our lives.
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