Co-Mission

In Season 2, Episode 4 of the Co-Mission Podcast titled "Timothy: A Man in Two Worlds,” Pastor Eric Teitelman of House of David Ministries and his co-host, Jed Robyn from Pilgrim Way Ministries, explore the life of Timothy, a pivotal figure in the early Church. The discussion explores Acts Chapter 16, where Timothy is first introduced as a young disciple with a Jewish mother and a Greek father. They examine how Timothy’s dual heritage uniquely positioned him to bridge cultural divides, making him an ideal companion for Paul in spreading the gospel to both Jews and Gentiles. The episode highlights Timothy's significant role in the early Church and his deep connection with Paul, emphasizing how God's call often leads individuals out of their comfort zones to fulfill His greater purpose.

In Season 2, Episode 3 of the Co-Mission Podcast titled "Hospitality and Humility,” Pastor Eric Teitelman of House of David Ministries and his co-host, Jed Robyn from Pilgrim Way Ministries, explore Acts 15, focusing on the pivotal Apostolic Council in Jerusalem. They explore the controversy over whether Gentile converts must adhere to Jewish laws, including circumcision, to be saved. The discussion highlights the resolution of this debate and the emphasis on hospitality and humility in the early Church. As the episode concludes, they preview the upcoming challenges Paul and Barnabas face, including their sharp disagreement over John Mark, setting the stage for further exploration in Acts 16.

In this second part of Season 2, Episode 2 of the Co-Mission Podcast titled "Antioch: A Model for Oneness in The Church,” Pastor Eric Teitelman of House of David Ministries and his co-host, Jed Robyn from Pilgrim Way Ministries, look at the significance of Antioch as a model for church unity and its implications for modern believers. They explore the early church's strategic approach, focusing on Paul's practice of first preaching to Jewish synagogues before reaching out to Gentiles. This approach reflects a deep respect for Israel's covenantal role and is rooted in Old Testament prophecies. The discussion highlights how the rejection by some Jewish leaders in Antioch led Paul to expand his mission to the Gentiles, fulfilling scriptural predictions. The podcast also draws parallels to contemporary dynamics, urging believers to recognize and support God's ongoing work with Israel and avoid the pitfalls of indifference or opposition. The episode underscores the importance of understanding historical and spiritual contexts to fully grasp and align with God's plans.

In this first part of Season 2, Episode 1 of the Co-Mission Podcast titled "Antioch: A Model for Oneness in The Church,” Pastor Eric Teitelman of House of David Ministries and his co-host, Jed Robyn from Pilgrim Way Ministries, look at the transformative role of Antioch in the early church. They explore how Antioch emerged as a pivotal hub for the Christian movement, contrasting it with Jerusalem's predominantly Jewish focus. The episode highlights the significant shift seen in Acts, where Antioch becomes a model for the inclusive, multicultural church that embraces both Jews and Gentiles. Through discussions on Barnabas's and Paul's roles, the episode underscores Antioch’s importance as a prototype for the "one new man" concept and its relevance to the global church today.

In Season 1, Episode 16 of the Co-Mission Podcast, "The Ministry of Reconciliation Part 2," hosts Pastor Eric Teitelman and Jed Robyn continue their compelling dialogue with guest Donnie Williams, diving deeper into the themes of unity and reconciliation within the Church. Building on their previous discussion, they explore the complexities of racial and cultural divisions, the historical context of segregation, and the need for humility, repentance, and forgiveness. The episode underscores the importance of empathy and personal relationships in healing past wounds and advancing the Kingdom of God, urging listeners to actively seek reconciliation and foster genuine connections across racial and cultural lines.

In this episode of the Co-Mission Podcast, hosts Pastor Eric Teitelman and Jed Robyn, alongside guest Donnie Williams, delve into the Ministry of Reconciliation. They reflect on personal experiences of racial tension and systemic injustice, exploring how these issues intersect with the gospel message. Donnie shares his journey from navigating racial discrimination in predominantly white schools to experiencing a rich tapestry of worship across different cultures. The conversation extends to the broader impact of historical injustices, such as segregation and racism, on the church and society. The hosts grapple with the challenge of reconciling these realities with their Christian faith and the call to be agents of healing and unity in a divided world. This episode sets the stage for a deeper exploration of the church's role in reconciliation and the ongoing quest for justice and unity within the Kingdom of God.

In Season 1, Episode 14 of the Co-Mission Podcast, titled "The Shaking of the Nations," hosts Pastor Eric Teitelman and Jed Robyn look at the current global upheavals and their implications for the Kingdom of God. They discuss the significance of recent natural disasters, societal shifts, and a troubling statistic indicating that a significant portion of American evangelical Christians do not believe in the divinity of Jesus. The episode emphasizes the prophetic role of Israel in God's plan, highlighting how the restoration of the Jewish people to their land signifies the nearing return of Christ. The hosts stress the importance of understanding these events within a biblical framework and encourage Christians to maintain faith, unity, and an active role in supporting the restoration of Israel and the spread of the Gospel.

In Season 1, Episode 13 of the Co-Mission Podcast, hosts Pastor Eric Teitelman and Jed Robyn welcome Chaplain Tim Buffaloe, the Chief Field Chaplain of the Darmo Task Force, for an insightful discussion. The episode delves into Chaplain Buffaloe's transformative life journey, from his challenging teenage years and brief homelessness to his profound spiritual awakening and eventual dedication to ministry. He shares poignant experiences of divine intervention and personal redemption, highlighting his transition from a life of struggle to establishing a ministry that has impacted over 500 individuals and families. Buffaloe also reflects on the role of his faith in overcoming personal trials and emphasizes the importance of living a life that serves others and glorifies God. The conversation underscores the theme of using personal experiences to comfort and aid others, resonating with the podcast’s focus on exploring the gospel of the Kingdom and the restoration of God's people.

In this episode of the Co-Mission Podcast, hosts Pastor Eric Teitelman and Jed Robyn sit down with Donnie Williams, a board member of House of David Ministries and founder of the Action School of Prophets. Donnie shares his remarkable journey from growing up in a deeply spiritual family in Baltimore to pursuing a career in law before feeling a profound call to ministry. He reflects on his experiences in Israel, his passion for prophetic ministry, and the role of creativity in his spiritual life. Donnie also discusses his current work in training believers and his heart for unity within the body of Christ. His story highlights the transformative power of faith and the importance of pursuing God’s call with dedication and creativity.

In Season 1, Episode 11 of the Co-Mission Podcast, hosts Pastor Eric Teitelman and Jed Robyn dig into the deep-seated divisions within the Church, both in America and globally. They examine historical and spiritual roots of these divisions, reflecting on the early Church's struggles with inclusivity and the modern implications of such strife. By revisiting the example of Peter's treatment of Gentiles and linking it to contemporary issues of racial and social injustice, the episode explores how pride, fear, and misguided interpretations have fueled discord. The discussion emphasizes the necessity for repentance, forgiveness, and active love in addressing and healing these divisions. The hosts call for Christians to engage in social justice, advocating for systemic reform and the active demonstration of God's love and righteousness in all aspects of life.