In this episode Christopher discusses what needs to be done in order to find mate that G-d has in store for you and what to do once you have found her.

In this teaching Christopher discusses an often misunderstood concept that people do not look at in the entire context of Scripture as well as the worldview of the writers and the idiomatic expression within judaism

In this episode Christopher and Matthew discuss the variety of books that people are trying to add into the Bible. Some Hebrew Roots teachers are even trying to canonize them. Christopher and Matthew go through the history of books like Jasher, Maccabees, Enoch, Judith and Tolbit and talk about why they are not in the Bible and the numerous issues associated with these books.

In today's time we are constantly seeing believers claim that pornography image is justified because it causes them not to act upon their impulses. Is this kosher in the Jewish or Christian worlds? In this episodes Christopher discusses the effects of pornography and what the Bible says about sexual immorality and what the history of midrashic teaching in how sex is to be seen in the eyes of a believer and the words of the Messiah in relation to the yetzer hara on this matter.

​In this 2nd part of chapter 13 (The Garden of Eden) Christopher discusses how the ego and pride is the main source of destruction and argument in the home and how to defeat ones own yetzer hara in terms of this. He also discusses how lying affects a marriage even if it is something small and how it starts a snowball effect.

In this teaching, Christopher and Matthew discuss Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur and Sukkos. In this teaching they go through each discussing their spiritual implications, how they relate to prophecies of Mashiach Ben David (The second coming of Yeshua) as well as how the newbie can connect with the festivals snd how to go about fulfilling them. This is the perfect lesson for people who are trying to fulfill these moedim for the first time

In this week's study Christopher discusses though the Torah is not in chronological order in terms of events it does however have it's own chronology in terms of narrative. Christopher ties together previous parshiot with the chronological thought patterns in Ki Tavo in relation to the propclomation of G-d's name, the tithe and the 70 languages.

Part 1 of 2 of the 12th chapter of Rabbi Shalom Arush's book. The longest chapter in Rabbi Shalom Arush's The Garden of Peace: A Marital Guide for Men deals with turning your marriage and your home with your wife and children into Gan Eden. There are many points already covered in this series that Rabbi Arush gives a quick cliff notes version of in this chapter but also brings new light to more specific situations. Christopher was unable to complete the entire chapter so the second part of this chapter will be recorded in the next few days.

In this torah portion one of the main focuses is on that of marriage, one question that often comes up is in chapter 21 of Devarim it seems to endorse polygamy....but does it really? Christopher and others in the study go through the language, the sages, as well as the halakha of Rabbi Gershon and how Gershon's halakha aligns with that of the New Testament and modern Hasidis.

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In this week's study Christopher asks the question, without the Oral Torah do you have a Messiah or a New Testament?