The Whole Testament

In this episode, Dave talks about the significance of the Tabernacle and God's desire to be with His people. Hebrews 5 describes believers who are still like infants because they are unfamiliar with the “Oracles of God,” a phrase most often connected to the Torah—the instruction God gave His people. At The Wh...

In this episode, Dave looks at the story of the paralytic and how Jesus interacts with him. What if Jesus cares more about your heart than your circumstances? Hebrews 5 describes believers who are still like infants because they are unfamiliar with the “Oracles of God,” a phrase most often connected to the Torah—the instruction God gave His people. At The Whole Testament, we recognize that many of...

Forgiveness and judgment wrap up the Sermon on the Mount. Perhaps that’s because these two concepts are so challenging for us and so deeply rooted in the Garden of Eden. In this episode, we explore what it means to live out both in the Kingdom of the Messiah. Hebrews 5 describes believers who are still like infants because they are unfamiliar with the “Oracles of God,” a phrase most often connecte...

In this episode, Dave sits down with his wife Stephanie to talk about struggling with anxiety. They will look at what Jesus says to do in order to refocus our attention as well as what scripture says that can&n...

This week, we’ll dig just below the surface to uncover a deep truth about what it means to be "rewarded" in the secret place. Hebrews 5 describes believers who are still like infants because they are unfamiliar with the “Oracles of God,” a phrase most often connected to the Torah—the instruction God gave His people. At The Whole Testament, we recognize that many of us today are also “baby believer...

In this episode, we look at the order of Teachings Jesus does in the sermon on the mount and try to figure out why things are all mixed up. We are also going on a treasure hunt to find what lies hidden in the secret places of our heart. Hebrews 5 describes believers who are still like infants because they are unfamiliar with the “Oracles of God,” a phrase most often connected to the Torah—the inst...

This week, Jesus raises the bar for what it means to keep our word, to face attack, and to deal with our enemies. It isn't about who we are but who we represent and that makes all the difference. Hebrews 5 describes believers who are still like infants because they are unfamiliar with the “Oracles of God,” a phrase most often connected to the Torah—the instruction God gave His people. At The Whole...

In this episode, we will look at what Jesus might mean when He says to cut out your eye and cut off your hand. We will also look at the consequences of divorce and why Jesus only allows it in the circumstances of sexual immorality. Hebrews 5 describes believers who are still like infants because they are unfamiliar with the “Oracles of God,” a phrase most often connected to the Torah—the instructi...

This week, we hear Jesus' words on anger. Hebrews 5 describes believers who are still like infants because they are unfamiliar with the “Oracles of God,” a phrase most often connected to the Torah—the instruction God gave His people. At The Whole Testament, we recognize that many of us today are also “baby believers,” still learning the deeper truths of God’s Word. Our desire is to grow in maturit...

In this episode, we look at the way Jesus fulfilled the Law and the Prophets, their connection to Heaven and Earth, as well as the connection of the Law and Prophets to the Kingdom of heaven. We also begin&nbsp...

In this episode, we look at two statements Jesus makes to the people listening on the mountainside and to us today. He looks at us and says, "You are...". What do these two "you are" statements mean and how do they setup what comes next? We’ll unpack that together. Hebrews 5 describes believers who are still like infants because they are unfamiliar with the “Oracles of God,” a phrase most often co...

This week, we start unpacking the Sermon on the Mount by starting at the end. What is it in how Jesus finishes his message that sets the course for how we hear his message? Hebrews 5 describes believers who are still like infants because they are unfamiliar with the “Oracles of God,” a phrase most often connected to the Torah—the instruction God gave His people. At The Whole Testament, we recogniz...

In this episode, Dave will look at the final three beatitudes as we how the kingdom of heaven is lived out in persecution. Hebrews 5 describes believers who are still like infants because they are unfamiliar with the “Oracles of God,” a phrase most often connected to the Torah—the instruction God gave His people. At The Whole Testament, we recognize that many of us today are also “baby believers,”...

This week, Dave will look at the second three beatitudes and see how Jesus shapes us into His people and leads us into His kingdom by example. Hebrews 5 describes believers who are still like infants because they are unfamiliar with the “Oracles of God,” a phrase most often connected to the Torah—the instruction God gave His people. At The Whole Testament, we recognize that many of us today are al...

In this episode Dave will look at the first three beatitudes and see how we are blessed even when things aren't going great. Jesus uses these opportunities to bring us into His kingdom. Hebrews 5 describes believers who are still like infants because they are unfamiliar with the “Oracles of God,” a phrase most often connected to the Torah—the instruction God gave His people. At The Whole Testament...

In this episode, Dave will look at the question "why does God allow suffering" and find answers in the first word of the Sermon on the Mount. What does it mean to be blessed and how can we be blessed in the midst of struggle? Hebrews 5 describes believers who are still like infants because they are unfamiliar with the “Oracles of God,” a phrase most often connected to the Torah—the instruction God...

This week, we start the first of a series of episodes digging deep into Jesus' first sermon. Why does he choose to go up a mountain? Why does Matthew make a point to say he "sat down"? What does it mean for us as we start our look at this life changing message? Hebrews 5 describes believers who are still like infants because they are unfamiliar with the “Oracles of God,” a phrase most often connec...

In this episode Dave will look at the last two temptations of Jesus. Was Jesus really tempted to jump off the top of the temple? Does Satan really have control of the kingdoms of the earth? What do we do when Satan quotes Scripture back at us? How do we actually get rid of the enemy? Join us as we dive into the second half of Matthew's story about the temptations of Jesus. Hebrews 5 describes beli...

In this episode, Dave will look at the first temptation of Jesus in the wilderness. Is making bread from stone a sin? Does quoting Scripture scare off the devil? What can we do when the tempter comes to attack us? we will look all these and more as we dig into the story Matthew tells. Hebrews 5 describes believers who are still like infants because they are unfamiliar with the “Oracles of God,” a...

Jesus comes out of the water and "immediately" is led into the wilderness. Why? What does it mean for us? In this episode, we start our journey with Jesus as he faces the wilderness and shows us the way through. Hebrews 5 describes believers who are still like infants because they are unfamiliar with the “Oracles of God,” a phrase most often connected to the Torah—the instruction God gave His peop...

In this episode, Dave looks at the powerful statement beginning the ministry of Jesus. "The kingdom of heaven is at hand". what was he saying and how does it affect the lives we live today? Hebrews 5 describes believers who are still like infants because they are unfamiliar with the “Oracles of God,” a phrase most often connected to the Torah—the instruction God gave His people. At The Whole Testa...

This episode explores the early life of Jesus, focusing on his birth, the significance of his baptism by John the Baptist, and the implications of these events for his ministry. The discussion emphasizes the connection between the Old and New Testaments, the role of John as a prophet, and the theological significance of Jesus' actions as he begins his mission on earth. Hebrews 5 describes believer...

When John sits down and writes, "In the Beginning was the Word", he uses the Greek Word "Logos" for the word "Word". DId you know that this word is so full of depth and meaning to the original listeners? When they read John's introduction to his gospel, their minds would have been swirling as to what he was claiming. Listen in as Dave helps walk us through the powerful statement John makes in John...

In this episode, we explore the connections between the origins of Jesus and the biblical figures of Adam and Eve, as well as Mary and Joseph. The discussion delves into the significance of the Feast of Sukkot and the genealogy of Jesus, emphasizing themes of protection, acceptance of God's will, and the symbolism of light and renewal in the context of faith. Hebrews 5 describes believers who are...

Is it possible that the story of the Star and the Magi are much more than just a cool story that Matthew is telling? Why didn't Luke tell this story? Join us as we look at this familiar story through the lens of ancient Judaism. Hebrews 5 describes believers who are still like infants because they are unfamiliar with the “Oracles of God,” a phrase most often connected to the Torah—the instruction...