Walk Like a Hebrew

In 2022, during the Feast of Matzot (Unleavened Bread) at Safe Haven Farm in Orosi, CA, I sat down with Rico Cortes of Wisdom In Torah Ministries and asked him one compelling question: Why should a modern-day follower of Yeshua (Jesus) bother with a study of the Temple?  Here is his answer. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

This is episode 40, the kickoff to Season 4, and I’m doing something a little different this season. There are some great topics and interviews on deck, I can’t wait! I WILL still be sitting down with people and collecting their stories of how they got from there - wherever that was - to here: Walking out faith like a true crossed-over Hebrew, following in the actual footsteps of our Messiah. But...

There are a couple of really big things in this interview that I’m happy to be able to talk about. First, Mindy is Jewish and grew up in a Jewish household, and she tells the story of how she actually came to faith in Jesus as a young wife. Understanding how Jewish people are taught from birth to reject Yeshua as Messiah makes it that much more exciting when a Jewish person realizes they’ve been t...

In John 14:15 we read, “If you love me, keep my commandments.” What does it mean to be obedient to God? How do we decide if we even SHOULD obey, especially in the face of the idea that we cannot earn our salvation, and that obedience is equivalent to attempting to earn our salvation? How would we decide which actions are considered acceptable obedience, and which actions are an attempt to earn sal...

Episode 37 is a little different from the usual format. During Sukkot this year, at Safe Haven Farm in Orosi, CA, I was introduced to two delightful couples who sat down to share with me as a group. So we’ll hear from retired NBA player Jamal Sampson and his talented wife Angela, along with former mega-church youth leader Austin Sanford and his beautiful bride Susy. Just a heads up though, we reco...

Angela talks about how veterans need to find balance between love and ferocity Send us Fan Mail Support the show

James and Angela talk about veterans' preoccupation with Valhalla and why it became a trend. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

James and Angela discuss the importance of putting culture back in to the context of the Bible Send us Fan Mail Support the show

Pharmaceuticals - pharmakeia - sorcery - Herbs of the Torah - and the {V} word.  Send us Fan Mail Support the show

Angela speaks out about deliverance and the faith community Send us Fan Mail Support the show

Angela speaks about why she doesn't follow Torah Teachers Send us Fan Mail Support the show

Angela talks about RV living, simplifying, and being prepared for what is to come Send us Fan Mail Support the show

Angela and Jodi talk about how veteran's issues affect families Send us Fan Mail Support the show

James talks about how he needed that 13 years of chaos to get to where he is today. Send us Fan Mail Support the show

Angela and Jodi discuss the stereotypical "Biblical woman" fashion, and how tattoos affect her ministry Send us Fan Mail Support the show

This is episode 36, an interview with James and Angela Hollon of Texas. This is the couple behind the Facebook page Herbs of the Torah, and Set Apart Farms, a non-profit for injured veterans. James, a backslidden Christian and Iraq War vet with major injuries, and Angela, a nearly lifelong pagan chasing the lure of the supernatural, had a quiet encounter with the God of the Bible that quickly chan...

My guests in episode 35 are David and Niki Rodriguez of Quantico, Virginia. Their coming-to-Torah story is wonderful, but the real meat here lies in Niki’s years-long battle with stage 4 breast cancer and all the ways it has changed her and affected her faith. This episode is longer than usual because I couldn’t bear to leave out even the smallest part of this emotional, inspiring story. Bring tis...

I had an amazing conversation with Ryan and Alisa Nakken of Woodland, California. When we sat down on a windy day during Shavuot in Orosi, California, Ryan was absolutely new to faith and Alisa had very minimal church exposure. By their own admission, they had lived their lives as “heathens”, and had no idea what people were talking about in 2020 when biblical and apocalyptic conspiracy theories w...

I sat down with Cynthia Thompson, who is known as Cindy’s Pantry on Facebook. Cindy and I had a wonderful conversation about her journey into this deeper faith walk, the difference between being educated and being an encourager, her vibrant Facebook ministry and her discovery of exactly why her Christian walk had not been as successful as she thought it should be.  Resources mentioned in Episode 3...

This is episode 32, an interview with Jill Garner from the wild Oregon Coast. Jill is the mother of seven living children and recently found out she and her husband are expecting two more - TWINS!! We talk about her struggles with her parents and her early faith life, how culture shock led her to a safe haven where all her questions were finally answered, and then we go off topic for a bit as Jill...

This podcast is partially supported by Amazon affiliate links. If you make a purchase through a link provided here, I may earn a small commission. My guests today are Matt and Keely Cook of Fort Worth, Texas. Matt and his buddy Jake have a podcast called Sabbath Lounge , which covers a lot of the topics important to people like us, including commentaries on the weekly Torah portions, how to talk t...

My guest today is Jordan Thomas of Riverside County, California. Jordan is a student at Cal State San Bernardino, and he is also the musician you are hearing on today’s episode. This song is called “Back to the Root” and you can hear more at the end of the episode. We talk about his mega-church background, how he came to learn about replacement theology, and how important it is to never stop learn...

My guests today are Eddy and Namitha Schafer of Northern California. We talk about how they became Torah observant, how Erev Shabbat became the best thing they ever did for their family, and how they learned that Torah can only be truly kept in community. Resources mentioned in this episode include: Mark Biltz El Shaddai Ministries Bill Cloud Jacob's Tent Rabbi David Fohrman Aleph Beta Walk L...

Brianne Montgomery of Amarillo, Texas talks with me about a few things: how the death of a beloved grandparent put her on the fast-track of discovery about the Hebraic roots of Christianity, how uncommonly supportive her family has been, and she dishes a bit about her soon-to-be husband. Resources mentioned in this episode: Number one: The Bible    Get the Complete Jewish Bible , The Scriptures ,...

This podcast is partially supported by Amazon affiliate links. If you make a purchase through a link provided here, I may earn a small commission. My guest today is Ira Malone of South Carolina. Ira is one of those Torah-keeping believers who has not completely left his charismatic Sunday-keeping church life, but instead has woven the two lifestyles — which sometimes seem to oppose one another com...