Episodes

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

Sharing a teaching I did at church yesterday, inspired by last weeks Parasha Vaetchanan Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Send us a text

Was on my heart to address churchianity's use of the title of Apostle. Do Apostles exist today, in the way they were understood in the first century, or are we being flooded with a surge of misunderstood believers following church tradition? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Send us a text

In this episode, we get back to Galatians 3:10-12. The Apostle Paul said some very noteworthy things that I believe gets totally overlooked by churchianity. As we look more closely at what he is telling the Gentile church in Galatia, there are definetly some things that must be discussed if we want to get a clearer understanding of what he has to say Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Send us a text

This is a re-recording from a teaching I did in church yesterday. I cut corners yesterday for the sake of time, so a lot was left out. That siad, I felt it necessary to do this in its entirety here, where there are no time restraints. Hope you enjoy Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Send us a text

It is common knowledge that there is only one Gospel, but there are actually two gospels. For many, this is totally unhers of, however we find this in scripture. What are these two gospels, and how do we differentiate between the two?In today's episode, we will into both of these gospels, and find this out. We will also delve into church authority, and how it was set up according to first century church customs Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Send us a text

In this segment, we begin to take a closer look at the social structure of the church during the time of the Apostles. Once we understand these 3 categories of believers, we can then get a deeper understanding of the pressures felt by the Gentile believers that caused them to feel the need to become proselytes. Realizing that the Gentiles had a bad grasp on the plan of God concerning them, Paul felt the need to pen this epistle to them, sternly opposing the idea that it was necessary for them to...

Today is the birthday of the church. As we come to the end of the counting of the Omer, which began on the day after the Sabbath, in accordance to Leviticus 23:15-22, we end it by celebrating the day that the church was birthed, and recognizing God's plan to ultimately bring both Jew and Gentile together as one. The focus today is on ways we can observe this holy day, apart from there being a temple or a functioning levitical priesthood in place Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more i...

The Ruach HaKodesh, or Holy Spirit as it is known is possibly one of the most misunderstood persons of the Godhead. Many churches understand Him and His operations from Western world perspective, completely separated from the Hebraic description given in Scripture. In today's segment, we attempt to shed a little more light on just who He is, and just how He was intended to operate in our lives Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Send us a text

Join me today as we go through chapter 3:1-10 on our study of the book of Galatians Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Send us a text

Wrapping up Galatians 2:16-21. The Apostle Peter ponce wrote concerning the Apostle Paul, that his writings were hard to understand, and that those who are unlearned twist them to thier own demise. With this in mind, the fact that those referred to as the "unlearned" were Gentiles, like us, who did "not" have a backaground in Torah, nor were the Torah literate, can we really think thaty we understand his writtings any better than those of his day? If we were to be honest about this, the answer w...

Taking on a study through Paul's Epistle to the Galatians, Chapter 1:1-2:15. This is one of the most interesting, yet misunderstood of Paul's epistles. The content addressed in this letter is more often misunderstood by the modern church, causing many to have a misconception of what Paul is trying to get across. To help understnad this epistle, we take a look at the audience, to find out who they were, what they believed, and most importantly, what exactly went on there that motivated Paul to...

Many people misunderstand the meaning of the dream Peter had in Acts 10. Common teaching on this subject is that mankind was given the green light to eat whatever they want. But is this really what the text is saying? Churchianity believes that there are no food restrictions any more, but the question has to be asked, where did this teaching come from? Did the Paul change this Law? And if so, by what authority? whay was he the only one that tauight this? Could there indeed be tow laws, one for t...

In the midst of all the division and confusion surrounding when Passover is, and when the counting of the Omer begins, I just thought this would be a great topic to touch on to bring clarity according to the Texts. With so many views being held on when to and not to do things, we will go to the Bible to see what it says, as opposed to church leadership. In this way, we can see and discern for ourselves what truth is, based on the Text alone, and not the views of another. Hosted on Acast. See ac...

Most believers of Yeshua have heard of Passover, yet have no idea what it is all about. The church has taught that Passover is a "Jewish" holy day, yet are oblivious to the fact that YHVH Himself addresses this holy day, as well as seven other holy days as "His appointed times" or "Feasts of the YHVH". Interestingly enough, they have been written off as being Jewish only, unaware of the fact that in instituting these days, YHVH was showing His people how He desired to be honored and His deeds of...

WHen reading the Scriptures, one of the primary focuses should always be Biblical context. Many believers rewad the Bible, but fall short of looking at the context of what is being said, and because of this, come out with an innaccurate understanding of what the Bible is teaching us.another aspect is that we fail to understand the Bible's foundation, which is the Torah. Everything stems from this foundation, and our understanding needs to start here, if we are to fully understand it. For this re...

What if I were to tell you that there were 2 Jesus'? Not necessarily in the literal sense, but rather in observances. Most of us know that Jesus was born in Bethlehem, to Jewish woman, who was also a descendant of David. We know that He both lived and died there, and that His entire life was based in Jewish life, which included religeous techings and observances. But the Jesus we know today look nothing like the Jesus that died on the cross. Todays Jesus has been stripped of everything that m...

When reading the Bible, one of the most important things to understand is that the entire word of God is hinged on the Torah, commonly referred to as the Law of Moses. Of the 66 chapters that make up the complete Bible, everything surrounds the Torah. The writers of the New Testament, to include both Yeshua and Paul, build every argument, every teaching and every doctrine from it's writings. With this in mind, when reading any book of the Bible, to include those that were not part of the canon, ...

Many believers believe that the "Law" was ended by Yeshua at the cross, but is that really what He came to do? For well over a thousand years, this theology has been preached and taught across many a pulpits, as well as taught in many seminary schools, but today we are going to look at some of the words of Yeshua, concerning His purpose, as well as the Apostle Paul and his words on this same topic. Many people erroneously site Paul as the one who taught both Jew and Gentile alike that the Tor...