Episodes

The saying "picking cherries" refers to the way people pick and choose things they want. Becuase of the fact that a certain can go either way, the person picking cherries tends to focus on things that go in the direction they want. In this episode, we look at how this concept works within the realm of church theology. Many people pull from Scripture things that back up their theology while intemntionally overlooking thise things that oppose it. Some of those aspects of church theology, as it ...

Romans 10:9-10 is best known for being the go to verse for leading new converts to Yeshua. Undobtedly one of the best known new testament passages, but does it fully outline what it takes for one to be saved? Many churches use this passage to lead people to the Lord, but fail in the area of letting people know that this merely opens up the door to salvation. For this reason, many are under the impression that after confessing and believing, that they are "good". From this theology, many people a...

After nearly 2 months of reading the Gospels with my family, I began to see some interesting issues within them. 3 out of the 4 Gospels record the day of the crucifixion out of order. I had never noticed it before, but after spending nearly 3 1/2 years studying Torah, I found myself having a deeper understanding for reading the New Testament. Many of the things Yeshua both said and did, made so much more sense to me. I found myself noticing things that I had not previously seen, which sparked so...

In this installment, we look at Paul's letter to the Roman's and what he had to say them back then, and how it relates to us today. In the midst of everything he wrote, one phrase stands about above everything else. As we look at this phrase, we will look at how it relates to us in todays time. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Send us a text

In today's episode, we discuss a couple of pressing issues as it relates to Torah. Many believers are under the belief that the dietary laws of Torah was something solely for the Jews, and that as time went on, ended up being abolishwed on the cross. Is this really what the Scriptures teach us, or have we been misled? We also discuss the Holy days outlined in Leviticus 11, to see if they really did end at the cross, as we have been taught, or is this something else that we have been misinform...

In this episode, we get into the second installment of Table Talk, as we get into a letter of Paul, as he discusses his thoughts on Torah. So many have been taught that the Torah, or the Law ended at the cross, but when considering this Epistle of the Apostel Paul to the church in Rome, clearly this was not his thoughts as it relates to this issue. If indeed Torah, or the Law is NOT done away with, that what exactly do we need to do to fall back in line with what the Bible teaches?--- This episo...

Sharing some thoughts on my mind as it relates to the Kingdom Mind. I have heard this preached about in so many churches, yet never taught about what exactly this is. There has to be some guideline which we can use to clarify what exactly the Kingdom Mindset is, but without one, everyone is forced to come up with their own definition. In this segment, we discuss the Biblical definition to what this is. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.f...

This week, while studying, I really felt a strong need to share some of the things Daniel Lancaster had written in his book on Paul's letter to the Galatians. There were some points that he brought out that seemed so mindblowing that I had to quote directly from the book. As we take a closer look at Paul's epistle, we truly get a new look at him, and his mindset as he penned this letter to his beloved Gentile believers. After understanding what Paul was dealing with, and the issues that Gentile ...

This episode is a re-recording from the Torah Portion I did at church on the Sabbath. In this segment, we take a look at some of the instructions God had given Moses as it relates to the ransom for all men age 20 and up, the ingredients for the anointing oil, the ingredients for the temple incense, and the idea behind the Te Commandments. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more informatio...

In this segment, we delve into some of the Jewish writings on the younger years of Abram, the father of faith. Looking at some of these writings, we can get an idea what it was that God saw in him, causing him to be the one to receive the Covenant. As we understand more about young Abram, we can understand the factors leading up to the encounter that caused God to speak to him. The promise of Abraham is the basis for this study as we examine the Apostle Paul's letter to the Galatians, and what h...

In this episide, we take a look at the Spirit of God and the Word of God. Although the obvious answer is that they both agree, when looking at Church theology, do they really agree, or are they inadvertantly opposed one from the other? Can we have one with the other? --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Send us a text

Many believers claim to know God, but are unaware of the difference between knowing Him over knowing of Him. In this installment we take a close look at what it is to really know Him as opposed to merely knowing of Him. As always, we view both Old and Ne testament verses to get a clear distinction between the two, that we may get a better picture of where we really stand on this issue. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Send us a text

What do you do when your theology comes in conflict with the word of God? Do change your theology to line up with the Word, or do you disregard the word and justify why you keep your theology? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Send us a text

What is it about the Sabbath that causes the people of God to fight against it? Not long after entering the long awaited Promised land, the people began to shun the Sabbath, despite the emphasis that God had placed on it. Because of this, numerous calamaties had befalling the Israelites. During the time of Yeshua, people had become more faithful to the Sabbath, and it had even extended to the Gentiles who had been grafted into the church by means of the Apostles, however, only a few cneturies af...

Everyone claims to strive to be "like-Christ", but not many have a clear idea exactly what this means. There are scores of ideas and definitions what this means to us as individuals, but what does the Bible teach about this? In this installment, we dig deep into the culture and mindset of the people to get a clear picture of what Yeshua taught, and how it was understood by the 12 people who were closest to Him Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Send us a text

In this installment, we take a look at Christmas from a biblical stance. The intention of this teaching is not geared towrds bashing the holiday, citing all the alleged pagan connections to it, but instead we look at it from a biblical view, while comparing it to a biblical example of celebrating God in the way we choose as opposed to the way He establishes. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Send us a text

After the last episode, I felt the need to go more into detail on what Jesus said in Matthew 7:21-23. While teaching about the Marriage Feast Of The Lamb, I referrenced this passage and while reading it, something hit me mid stridew. I addressed a little, but felt the need to come back to it later after I had more time to study on it. This was a very puzzling story, in that Yeshua told these believers that He never knew them, despite the fact that they worked miracles, and cast out demons in His...

Have you ever done a study on ancient Jewish weddings? Quite interesting that the Apostle John is shown a wedding feast for the Lamb as He prepares to come for His church. In this segment, we look into the format of a jewish wedding of the day to get a clearer understanding for this idea being expressed in the The Book of Revelation. There are so many rich and spiritual connections to the process of going through the meeting, proclamation of marriage, sealing of the contract, and the return of t...

Yeshua commanded us to be a people of prayer, but in a world turned upside down, what do we pray? What should we focus on? Many of us, out of good intentions are praying prayers that are actually going against the will of God. How can we be asure that we are praying according to His will and not against it? In this episode, we analyze a few things going on in the world, and contrast it with what the words tells us. I believe that through these things, we can begin to pray prayers according to th...

Whats in a name? Do names even matter? There was a time long ago when names were very important. People thought long and hard on what they would name their child. In the ancient times, the people understand that there was something speacial about ones name. They understood that the name of a child connected them to their purpose and identity. This being the case, people took naming the child serious. This dates back all the way to the Garden of Eden, when Adam named his wife. with this in mind, ...

In this episode, we dig further into understanding just what this curse is that Paul keeps referring to. Are we to believe that the observance of Torah places one under a curse, or is there a deeper meaning behind this idea? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Send us a text

Have you ever wondered, if Torah was truly done away with at the cross, why did Paul feel the need to address it to the Galatians? Could it be that they were already aware of Torah, and were trying to keep ut prior to the arrival of Paul, or could there be another reason? Was Torah observance given by God to the people as a means of salvation, or was it a standard in which expected His people to walk in as a means to show themselvews set apart from the world? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/priv...

Everyone knows the story of Jesus and the man at the pool of Bethesda. The Scripture tells us that he had been there for 38 years. But how many of us know the story behind the pool of Bethesda? Understanding the story behind this pool may chanfge your perspective on this story. Not only that, but you may even find out how wrong our understanding of the texts is when we fail to have a keen insight on the culture of the day. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Send us a ...

As we get down down to the last 2 weeks before the coming of the Fall Feast of YHVH, we discuss the relevance of them and whether or not they should apply to non Jews or not. The one point that must be acknowledged is that these Moedim are NOT merely the feast of the jews, as Churchianity has taught for centuries, but rather that they are the Feast of YHVH Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Send us a text