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In Parsha Terumah, the Children of Israel are commanded to build Gd a house. How is it that humans could build a dwelling place for the Holy King of the universe? How is His presence not offended by our lack? What does it take to maintain this holy habitation and what does that tell us […]

In this week’s episode, we continue to discuss the Hebrew Slave. The more we understand the ancient backgrounds of this command, and how it was actually carried out by the Jewish people, the more we come to realize it’s not at all what we might think.

Parsha Mishpatim begins by speaking about Hebrew slaves (Ebed Ivrit). How are we to understand this concept? Is what’s being explained in the Torah similar to the atrocity of slavery that was experienced in American history? Does the Bible teach slavery? Does God endorse slavery? Today, we are going to tackle the issue and shed […]

In this week’s episode we discuss the importance of community in keeping the commandments. In actuality, the Torah can not be kept outside of community. How does that affect us today, when most of us live in places that are not Torah pursuant? Join in to today’s episode to fnd out.

In this episode, we continue our discussion on Emmanuel. While God dwells here in the hearts and lives of His creation and that is cause for joy, it is important for us to remember that God is holy and there are responsibilities that come along with the blessing of His presence.

Emmanuel, God with us. A celebration of hope, strength, faithfulness. But there is another side to the fact that God is with us. In this episode, we look back in Scripture to explore the concept of God being present with His people and what this looks like in the Biblical context.

The more we study the intertestamental period, the more we understand its impact on the life and ministry of Yeshua. In this episode, we continue to talk about the book of Daniel in the light of Hanukkah and its affect on the life and ministry of Yeshua.

We don’t often know alot about the time in between the Testaments of our Bibles and there is much misunderstanding surrounding this period. It is a time of incredible upheaval in the Land of Israel and for the Jewish people. This week, we start to take a look at what this period was like and […]

In this week’s episode we continue our discussion of Hanukkah. We continue to look at the history, culture, and context of Hanukkah and discuss some modern-day applications as well as some traditional ways to celebrate.

Please enjoy this episode on the introduction to Hanukkah. This Hanukkah discussion is the first part in a three part series from 2020.

Shalom! In this week’s episode, we visit with Clint & Caoimhe (Keva) Dunn, the Abbott & Abbess of a Patrician Monastery, Anamchara, located in Washington state. What do you know about St. Patrick? What do you know about Celtic Christianity? Probably much less than you think! Did you know that Patrick taught the “faith of the […]

This week we are interviewing Dr. Dinah Dye about her newly released book “The Temple Revealed in Noah’s Ark: Chaos to Order”. This third book in the Temple Revealed Series is an absolute game changer in understanding how we interact with the Biblical text in general and the story of Noah in particular. Please visit […]

The first 11 chapters of Genesis, while packed with incredible stories and invaluable lessons, are merely an introduction to get us, the reader, to Abraham. Generation after generation are wrought with violence and failure. Then, we turn the page to Genesis 12 and meet Abram. He is a new Adam. He is the patriarch of […]

We pray that everyone had a wonderful Sukkot. In this week’s episode we’re going to to talk about the mysterious 8th day and what it tells us about renewed creation.

As with Rosh Hashanah/Yom Teruah, Sukkot has multiple names in Scripture. As we study and become familiar these various names, our understanding of this incredible time of year deepens incredibly. Knowing the different characteristics of Sukkot also helps to broaden our understanding of the messages of the Prophets, Yeshua and the Gospel, as well as […]

What is the purpose of Yom Kippur? Would it surprise you to hear that Yom Kippur’s primary function was to cleanse the Tabernacle of impurity? But what about our personal and communal sins? In this week’s episode, we dive in to Yom Kippur and see just how much we’ve missed. Listen to Out of Ashes […]

This in indeed an amazing time of year, however, Yom Teruah/Rosh Hashanah is also one of the most mysterious of the festivals. Most know this celeration as Yom Teruah or Rosh Hashanah. But did you know there are other names for this holiday and that it is featured very heavily in the Brit Chadasha? In […]

Shalom guys! This week we welcome special guest, Matt Nappier. Matt is a father, pastor, soldier, and Biblical Studies doctoral student. Biblical scholarship is extremely important to our understanding of the context of Scripture and Matt is uniquely qualified to speak on this topic. It is important to let biblical scholarship challenge us and allow […]

The parables of Yeshua should cause a reaction to their readers. Many times that reaction can and should be visceral. In today’s episode, Joe discusses the Parable of the Net from Matthew 13 and what we should consider taking from it in today’s world.

Let’s face it, the world is on fire. What effect has the faith community had on our current events? What have we done to elect and hold accountable our governments? What is the state of our nation and what is our Kingdom part in it? This week’s episode tackles these issues and more.

In this week’s episode, we continue to read through and discuss the book of Deuteronomy.

Does God require blind faith? Does needing proof somehow diminish our quest for strong, true faith? In this week’s episode we draw from the first two portions of Devarim to open a discussion about real, growing, and lasting faith.

In this week’s episode we are excited to get to speak with our great friend Hanoch Young. Joe and Hanoch will be discussing the Jewish views of traditions. Please be sure to check out Hanoch’s website below: www.kolyehuda.com

This week we will take a look at where we are in the Father’s calendar, where we’re going, and how it relates to this week’s parsha. The month of Av has traditionally been an extremely turbulent and catastrophic time in the history of Israel. Through destruction, exile, and mass extermination, the Jewish people have not […]

In Parsha Pinchas, we find some incredible and tragic events in the life of Israel as well as instructions on various offerings. This week, we want to focus on the end of the parsha, specifically Sukkot and the theme of water in Scripture.