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In this week’s episode, we dive into Parsha Balak

This week we end our look at the book of Ruth in light of Shavuot. When we consider the story of Ruth, we generally only think about Ruth’s redemption. However, as we’ve walked through her story, we see that the entire book of Ruth is packed with redemption and restoration.

In this week’s episode, we continue to consider the implications of Shavuot. Today we will begin reading the book of Ruth, traditionally read each Shavuot. For many of us, the main thrust of the book of Ruth is Ruth’s proclamation to Naomi, but this powerful statement happens at the end of chapter 1. There are […]

Shavuot, the seemingly obscure one-day holiday that ends Pesach, has come and gone. So, why talk about it after the fact? Well, as with all of the Father’s appointed times, Shavuot has implications that ripple through time even after its celebration has come and gone. For the next couple of episodes, we will be talking […]

This week we are in Parsha Bechukotai, focusing mainly on Lev. 26. There are many consequences for Israel’s disloyalty to God. How should we read these “curses”? In this week’s episode, Joe takes us through the concept of exile found here in Lev. 26 as the ultimate consequence for disloyalty.

In this week’s episode, Joe takes us through the Torah Portion, Emor. There are some interesting progressions through the portions surrounding Emor, both prior to and after. Addressing the priests specifically, Emor has some interesting and seemingly harsh instructions to the priests and High Priest himself.

Welcome back to another OAM Shabbat Fellowship Replay. In this week’s show, Kyle & Joe discuss the closing chapters of Matthew, including another look at the much controversial last week of Yeshua’s life. There are many different views of the timeline of Yeshua’s death, burial, and resurrection and why it matters. In this episode, Kyle […]

Join Joe & Kyle this morning as they tackle one of the most central, foundational, and crucial topics of both Judaism and Christianity…Atonement. Did you know that over the centuries there have been multiple theories and ways to explain the efficacy of Messiah’s life, death, burial, and resurrection? This will be a very enlightening and […]

This week we continue our introduction to Sefer Vayikra (the book of Leviticus) as we discuss intentional vs unintentional sin and how the offerings’ efficacy on our transgressions.

This week we continue our introduction to Sefer Vayikra (the book of Leviticus) as we read several passages throughout the Tanak and discuss how HaShem views forgiveness in context of the Temple offerings.

One of the least read yet most misunderstood books of the Bible, Leviticus, is in fact, the heart of the Torah. Leviticus begins with a phrase that sets the theme for the entire book, “And He called”. Vayikra (Leviticus) is, at its core, a beautiful invitation to draw near to HaShem and without a proper […]

There are more continuous chapters of Scripture devoted to the building of the Tabernacle than to any other single subject, throughout all of Scripture. Yet, so much of the Tabernacle & Temple is not studied or taught, or it is terribly misunderstood. This week on IBR, we continue our discussion on the Tabernacle.

In this week’s episode, we begin to move on from Sinai and the giving of the commandments and ordinances. We begin the discussion on the building of the Tabernacle.

In this episode we continue to discuss a concept that may be new to many of us. Why was the Torah given? What does it signify and what is it’s function? One aspect we may have never considered is that Torah was given to elevate the mundane in our lives.

In this episode we discuss a concept that may be new to many of us. Why was the Torah given? What does it signify and what is it’s function? One aspect we may have never considered is that Torah was given to elevate the mundane in our lives.

This week, we continue our discussion on Jeremiah 29.

This week and next week, we will be talking about where we are as the people of God and look at the book of Jeremiah to draw guidance and encouragement as we seek to represent God well.

In this time of American political upheaval, I have had one major question on my mind: What is the Body of Messiah supposed to be learning from this? How are we, as the Body, supposed to respond to political volatility? Do we segregate ourselves? Do we become mired in the fray? Does the Bible speak […]

This is our second week looking at the life and story of Joseph. In one of the most dramatic scenes of Scripture, Joseph introduces himself to his brothers and delivers one of the most powerful statements in all of the Bible. This week we focus on Joseph’s attitude towards his brothers and seek to find […]

The story of Joseph has been one that has fascinated generations and rightfully so. Joseph’s story is our story. With it’s many layers, Joseph’s life challenges us to grow in wisdom and stature, as our Messiah Yeshua did Himself.

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.

In this week’s episode we go over the history of Hanukkah as a cursory introduction to this often overlooked celebration.

In this week’s episode, Joe is joined by his great friend from Modi’in Israel, Hanoch Young. Join Joe & Hanoch as they explore Hanukkah past, present, and future.

In this episode of IBR, we take a break from our Gospel series and talk about God and our current American political climate.

Usually when a new believer comes to faith, we point them to the book of John as a starting place. John is full of imagery that makes is easy for us to get our minds around the person and purpose of Yeshua. But John’s Gospel account is not a picture book for children. It is […]