Torah Talk

"For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given: and the government shall be upon his shoulders..." What did the prophet Isaiah mean by saying the government shall be the Messiah's shoulders? Which government was he talking about? Is it real or metaphorical? Where is it located– in heaven or on earth? Why don't we hear about this government in our churches today?

The doctrine of Replacement Theology has infected much of the Christian church resulting in centuries of institutional church persecution of the Jews. Kathy and Gary discuss popular scriptures used erroneously to support Replacement Theology and how Christians must separate themselves from this theology or face the divine consequences.

Replacement theology is a popular doctrine within the church that essentially teaches that the church has replaced Israel in God’s plans of redemption for the world. According to this doctrine, the Jews are no longer God’s chosen people, and God does not have specific future plans for the nation of Israel. Has the doctrine of Replacement theology contributed to the anti-Jew, anti- Israel sentiment...

The Israeli- Palestinian conflict is inundated with deceptions and outright lies causing confusion among supporters and detractors of Israel. Now more than ever, Biblical, geo-political, and historical truth is needed to enable Americans to choose between blessing and cursing Israel. This may be the most important decision we have ever made.

What exactly is a kingdom? How can we as a 21st century believers living in a nation that prides itself on not being a Kingdom-a nation that literally was birthed in opposition to the idea of a king and a kingdom– actually understand what Yeshua was talking about when He said “Thy Kingdom come… ” More importantly, how can we prepare ourselves for life as citizens of God’s kingdom? Kathy and Gary d...

Ask any Christian what the gospel message is and you will get varying degrees of the same answer: Jesus died on the cross for my sins. Is it possible that this standard answer is not only limited but quite self-centered? Does the common Christian use of "the gospel" as a type of "get out of hell free" card miss the point? Does the Bible warn about those who preach a different gospel?

For centuries the institutional church has been quick to label any theological ideas that challenge established church doctrine as heresy. Kathy and Gary examine the history of heresy in the church and its connection to the persecution of the Jewish people and of all those who engage in behaviors that are deemed "Jewish." This disturbing pattern seems to be alive and well today.

"The institution that claimed to uphold God’s order in the earth set itself in direct opposition to the reality of God’s order throughout the universe." (From Book "Copernicus and the Jews")There are traditions or ideas passed down for centuries or millennia, believed to be true by all the experts. This was the case with the earth-centered theory of the cosmos. Basically, the educated consensus at...

Why does the church as a whole reject the Jewishness of Jesus? Why does it reject the centrality of Israel in God’s plan of salvation for the world? Is it stubbornness, is it self -righteousness or is it something much more basic and primal.

Kathy and Gary discuss the premise of Jonathan Cahn's Book "The Return of the Gods." Is it Biblically-based and does it explain the insanity we are experiencing in the world today? More importantly, how have believers contributed to this societal chaos and confusion.

The scattering and eventual regathering of both houses of Israel is a MAJOR theme of many of the Biblical prophets and it is even found in the Torah. In this second part of a two-part series, Kathy and Gary discuss the prophecy of Judah and Ephraim and how it is being fulfilled in our day. What does the fulfillment of this prophecy mean for believers today?

Join Kathy and Gary for Part 1 of a story of Biblical proportions, as they dive into a prophecy that is being fulfilled in our time and impacts each and every believer in the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.

Kathy and Gary both share their testimonies, explaining how a desire to follow Torah is not an effort to earn salvation but a love response to God's grace.

Kathy talks with her guest Mikayla Hedrick about an issue that has prompted a great deal of discussion among those of us who are returning to the Hebraic roots of our faith. As we learn more and more about how far the institutional church has strayed from the beliefs and practices of the first century believers, we are left in a quandary--do we stay connected to local church institutions because w...

The Bible says much about bread. It talks of both physical bread and spiritual bread. Yeshua describes Himself as "the bread of life." The prophet Isaiah warns us not to spend our money on that which is not bread, but that is exactly what we have been doing. The enemy has not only corrupted our physical “daily bread” through human greed and misplaced priorities, but He has also been the source of...

Kathy and Gary study Pharaoh as a pattern for leaders who "forget" the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.

We all know that in times of trouble, the most natural human response is to want that which is causing pain to be removed– or for us to be removed from that which is causing pain. Rarely, would we voluntarily choose to stay in the midst of it. And yet, the God of Israel almost always allows us to remain smack in the middle of pain, trouble, and hardship. But what about the Biblical pattern of Gosh...

Most Christians think that there is only one Biblical covenant that matters today-- the New Covenant. On the contrary, all of God's covenants are still in place, and no newer covenant has replaced an older covenant. Kathy and Gary discuss how almost every covenant discussed in our Bibles was made between God and Israel, even the "new" covenant. When God makes a covenant with anyone, including Hims...

Yeshua is the Torah! The Torah is still in effect and followers of Yeshua would be wise to acknowledge it and act accordingly. How it must pain Yeshua to hear those who love Him say “The Torah has been abolished.” Everything about his life, death and resurrection proves otherwise. The church has had blinders on for over 2000 years as the enemy of our souls has convinced us that obedience to God’s...

In this episode, Kathy and Gary talk about the Biblical holiday known as The Feast of Tabernacles, or Sukkot in Hebrew. They also consider the interesting connections between this holy day and the American holiday of Thanksgiving. The men and women who founded our nation did so with a deep and abiding respect for the entire Bible from Genesis to Revelation. Much of what we know as traditional Amer...

“Do not think that I have come to abolish the Law or the Prophets; I have not come to abolish them but to fulfill them. (Matthew 5:17) These words of Jesus are probably the most widely ignored, misunderstood, or distorted by the church. Why do many Christians try to use the words of the Apostle Paul to deny the words of Jesus? Peter warned that Paul's words could be distorted by people to support...

Torah Takes: Come Out Of Darkness by Torah Talk

In part 2 of a 2-part series titled "Imposter Christianity and Babylon the Great," Kathy and Gary focus on false prophecies and perversions of the gospel message that are coming from within the church. Has the inconsistent witness of the church over thousands of years made it a target for the enemies of God? Will future persecution of believers in the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob come from tho...

Our God separates and divides everything and everyone.

In Part 1 of a 2-part series, Kathy and Gary talk about our world's current view of Christianity and how it is now identified as a threat to our nation. Is the stage being set for future persecution of believers of the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob and will the source of that persecution come from a "religion" that claims the mantle of "Christianity"?