One New Man MInistries

Bob speaks to us from 50 years of experience, from his first belief in Yeshua as Savior to his recent attendance at the Lausanne Conference on Jewish Evangelism. Bob has witnessed first hand the reconciling power of Yeshua in his own salvation story as well as the stories of many hundreds of people, over years of Jewish ministry, who have been reconciled first to the Jewish Messiah and then with a...

Rich Flashman, a Messianic Jew, tells how he left theoretical Marxism for theism and faith In Jesus. Now the leader of a messianic congregation in Brooklyn, NY, Rich talks about the reconciliation he found in Yeshua by reading Isaiah 53, a chapter of the Bible most Jews don't know exists. We discuss the work God is doing among the Jewish people living in Brooklyn through Chosen People Ministries a...

We discuss the importance of unity in the body of Messiah. Pastor Fakhri tells how he came to plant a church among Arabs and was forsaken by the group that had called him. That is when the Lord stepped in and led him on a faith adventure, meeting people where they were and finding the Holy Spirit was already there, working to change hearts and lives. Today, the Arab church in Richmond shares pulpi...

Special guest Pastor Hormoz Shariat from Iran Alive, the "Billy Graham" of Iran, and author of "Iran's Great Awakening" shares his insights into the past, present, and future of Israel and Iran. Pastor Hormoz recounts the biblical history of Cyrus king of Persia blessing Israel. He discusses his insights into the biblical prophesy of Jeremiah 49:38 ""and I will set my throne in Elam (modern day Ir...

We discuss 1John and the meaning of "perfect love casts out fear." John 15:13-14 Jesus said: "Greater love has no man than this: that a man lay down his life for his friends. You are My friends if you do whatever I command you." When Yeshua/Jesus lay down His life for us, He demonstrated perfect love. Love that demonstrates Hebrews 2:14-15: "so that through death He might destroy him who has the p...

We discuss John 15 and John 17 from a point of view of One New Man. Yeshua/Jesus at the Last Supper (Passover Seder) when he institutes the sacrament of communion states that He is the vine and His Father is the vinedresser. Healthy branches produce much fruit! Yeshua tells us many times to abide in him. "Abide in me, and I in you." To abide in his love means to follow His commandments as He has f...

Pastor Cary Paulk, adjunct professor of Biblical Studies at Regent University, is our special guest. Lee and Cary discuss reconciliation of Christians and Jews/Israel as Paul reveals in Romans 11. We discuss how Jewish unbelief in Jesus/Yeshua as Messiah resulted in God fulfilling His promise to Abraham of blessing, mercy, and salvation to Gentiles. We discuss the tension between the Covenant of t...

Rabbi David Wein is Rabbi at Tikvat Israel, a messianic congregation in Richmond, VA. In our conversation, Rabbi David discusses replacement theology or supersessionism, the prevalent salvation history found in churches today. Seen in these four stages- Creation; Fall; Cross; Consummation- it leaves a gap between the Fall and the Cross, God's dealings with the Jews. This gap in the story creates a...

In this interview with Dr. Mark Johnston we will discuss God's desire to be reconciled to Him and His instructions to be reconciled to others.

A resurrection Sunday discussion of Yeshua's victory over death; in it we discuss what the Resurrection of Yeshua means theologically, as well as its meaning for us in daily walking out our faith. The Resurrection of Yeshua stands as the Father's stamp of approval on the Son's life. The Resurrection is so vital to the Christian story that without it, there is no Christian faith, no justification,...

Leviticus is the worship manual the Lord provided for a redeemed people. In it, the Spirit tells us about God's holiness, God's presence, and his provisions for atonement. In light of these truths, Leviticus lays out the patterns of living that will allow a holy God to live in the midst of people still struggling to be God's holy nation. In a discussion about the five sacrifices, we see the perfec...

We arrive at the end of the book of Exodus and discuss the summary of the themes. The book starts in Egypt with the Israelites as slaves, and God calls Moses to set His people free, to redeem a people for Himself. We discuss the major themes, from slavery to glory. We are saved by grace and are instructed in the Law of obedience, how to live with the Holy God in our midst. "If you love Me then you...

Reflecting on our 1 year anniversary: We are a ministry of reconciliation. The Old and New Testament is one book and Yeshua, Jesus, is throughout all of it. Our God is infinitely relational and we have learned from each other's reading of the scripture. God is at work. We have studied the Torah from the point of view of Yeshua, which means salvation. God's plan for redemption through Yeshua has be...

We study and discuss the character of God as revealed to Moses in Exodus 34:6-7. First, we discuss the rebellion of the Israelites and how quickly they turned from the commandment not to make graven images. Aaron fashioned the golden calf but dismissed his personal responsibility. We talk about the "stiff necked people", unwilling to take the yoke. Moses pleads and intercedes for this people and f...

We replay One New Man's first ever radio show first aired 3/5/23! We discuss the Shechinah glory, God's divine presence which was to dwell among men on the mercy seat. The portion covers the duties of the high priest to attend to the perpetual light so that Israel is to be a light unto the world. We discuss the priests garments, and the priest's efforts to inspire and represent holiness, and displ...

We study the Torah portion Terumah(offering) Exodus 25-27:19 with dedicated instructions about building the tabernacle and Hebrews 9 which is the New Covenant portion addressing the dwelling place for the LORD. We discuss the chief purpose of man to glorify God and God's intention to dwell with His people. We discuss the instructions for the construction of the physical sanctuary within which is t...

This week's Torah portion Mishpatim, the ordinances or laws, which are derived from the 10 Commandments and which function as the basis for "common law". We discuss the covenant between the LORD and the Israelites, and the consummation of the marriage ceremony in Exodus 24. We compare and contrast the "lex talionis", the law of measures, an eye for an eye versus the law of grace that Yeshua preach...

Engage your senses and imagine yourself at Mt Sinai and the glory of God. Israel's call at Sinai has not been to privilege and rulership, but to witness, martyrdom, and service. The covenant is consummated at Sinai, Ex 19:5 "Now therefore if ye will hearken unto My voice indeed, and keep My covenant, then ye shall be Mine own treasure from among all peoples; for all the earth is Mine;" Ex 19:8 "An...

We start discussing our approach to scripture that to unlock what the Old Testament says requires the testimony of Yeshua. This weeks Parsha (Ex 13-17) describes God's provision and mighty deliverance of His people at the Red Sea. Ex 14:13-14 "Fear ye not, stand still and see the salvation (Hebrew yeshuat) of the LORD, which He will work for you to-day... The LORD will fight for you, and ye shall...

Exodus chapters 10-13 tells of the great deliverance of the Israelites from Egypt by the "strength of hand of the LORD". The LORD redeems a people to serve Him. The redemption requires a setting apart by the LORD Ex 11:7 "that ye may know how that the LORD doth put a difference between the Egyptians and Israel." because of the LORD's favor, which in Hebrew is the same word for grace. But first the...

In the Torah portion, Exodus 6-9, God proclaims "I am the LORD". He is the Promise Keeper, sovereign, faithful and covenant remembering. Ex 6:6-7: "I am the LORD, and I will bring you out from under the burdens of the Egyptians, and I will deliver you from their bondage, and I will redeem you with an outstretched arm, and with great judgement; and I will take you to Me for a people, and I will be...

We start the book of Exodus and the great story of Moses reflecting upon the end of Genesis, "what the enemy meant for evil, God uses for good". We reflect upon Gen 15:13 where the LORD says to Abram that his descendants will be 400 years afflicted in a foreign land. At the end of those 400 years, God raises up Moses to lead the Israelites out of bondage. Pharoah intends to kill all the Israelite...

The Old Testament portion Gen:41-44:17 and the New Testament 1Cor2:1-5 lead us to discuss the themes of the wisdom of God and the question of justice, as does the Haftorah 1Kings 3:15-4:1 a story of Solomon judging to which mother does the disputed baby belong. Justice is treating others along God's "righteous standard". God's ultimate display of His wisdom and justice is the cross of Yeshua Ha Me...

The Old Testament portion Gen 37-40 reflects God's trials and favor and wisdom bestowed on Joseph. We discuss how Joseph's many trials strengthen his obedience and refine his faith, the process of sanctification. Gen 39:9 demonstrate that Joseph understands that God sees and knows all, and that any wickedness is a sin against God. In contrast, the New Testatment portion is Acts 7 Stephen's powerfu...

Jacob returns to the land of his father and is fearfully facing confrontation with his brother and mortal enemy, Esau, who has threatened to kill him. Jacob wrestles with an angel of the LORD who we later see is God, and Jacob holds on until he is blessed. Jacob walks away limping. Jacob undergoes a name change from Jacob meaning "supplanter", to "Israel" meaning "he who strives with God". The cou...