I know, I know—you're probably thinking, "Djeef, where you been?" 😅I’ve been preaching at my local church 🙏🏽 so I had to hit pause on recordings for a bit.But I’m back! 🎙️ Episode 9 is LIVE NOW:“What Kind of Person Are You Becoming?” 👀

🌍 Who Are the Meek? — Episode 8 Out Now! 🎙️✨"How good is life for the Meek (Unimportant), for they shall inherit the earth(Land)." — Matthew 5:5

The Meek—the afflicted, the unimportant, the overlooked. They are the ones Jesus speaks to, the ones He promises will inherit the earth. But what does that really mean?In this episode, we unpack:

🔹 Who the Meek are in Scripture

🔹 Why Jesus called them blessed

🔹 How Jesus Himself became one of the afflicted

Jesus could have fought back. He could have called down angels. But He chose the way of trust, surrender, and ultimate justice. Can we do the same?

What did Jesus really mean when He said the good life belongs to those who are grieving? because they shall be comforted. In this episode, we’re exploring this profound saying from Jesus. Join us as we dive deep into His words for faith-filled insight! #Podcast #BibleStudy #ChewingTheManna #Faith"

helpful resources

Scott McKnight "Sermon on the mount"

The Bible project "Sermon on the mount"

“Have you ever felt powerless—like you just can’t move forward, physically or spiritually? You’re not alone. But what if Jesus had something life-giving to say about that?

Episode 6, ‘How Good Is Life for the Poor in Spirit,’ unpacks what Jesus meant when He spoke about those who are poor in spirit—and why there’s incredible hope for them.

Let’s dive into His words together!

Helpful resources to read and listen to:

https://bibleproject.com/podcast/holy-spirit-part-2/

The sermon on the mount Scot McKnight

Matthew 1-7: Vol 1 ( International Critical Commentary ) by W.D Davies and D.C Alison 

When Jesus spoke about being blessed, did He mean health, wealth, and happiness? Or was He pointing to something deeper—something that challenges our modern idea of the good life?

In this episode, we explore the true meaning behind Jesus’ words, uncovering a perspective that might surprise you. Join me and some insightful voices as we break down what it really means to live a blessed life.

Listen now and discover how this truth can transform the way you see what The Good Life is.

In this episode, we’ll be exploring the entire Sermon on the Mount from Matthew 5-7.

• Kingdom Identity – God’s kingdom is arriving for those we might least expect.

• A Greater Righteousness – Jesus reveals what it truly means to live rightly before God and others.

• The Choice – After everything Jesus has taught, what path will you choose?

In this we’ll be exploring:

The genealogy of Jesus and His connection to King David

How Matthew’s Gospel presents Jesus as the fulfilment of the Torah

The parallels between Moses and Jesus—the promised prophet who was to come

From Abraham’s story to Moses’ prophecy, we’ll uncover how the Old Testament directly points to Jesus and His Kingdom.

Reference Books

Dale Leschert "The Flow of the New Testament"

Scot McKnight "The Sermon On The Mount"

🔥 Episode 2: The Big Picture

🎙️ In this episode of Chewing the Manna, we’re stepping back to see The Big Picture of Jesus’ message in The Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5-7).

🔍 What does it mean for God’s Kingdom to come on Earth? Why did Jesus start His most famous teaching by blessing the poor, the grieving, and the outcasts?

💡 We’re unpacking the historical, biblical, and cultural context to truly understand what Jesus meant—and why His words still challenge us today.

🚀 Episode 1: The Road Map to Jesus – Introduction

🎙️ New season, new journey! In this first episode of Chewing the Manna, we’re diving into The Sermon on the Mount—Jesus’ core teachings on the Kingdom of God (Matthew 5-7).

🌍 If you’ve ever wondered, “What does it really mean to follow Jesus?”—this season is for you. We’re slowing down, meditating on His words, and letting them transform our hearts.

💡 Plus, I’m challenging myself (and you!) to memorize Matthew 5-7. Will you join me?