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In our twelveth episode, Rabbi Brian continues talking about how to become a disciple of Yeshua, as he answers the question, "What does it mean to be a Follower of the Way?" Rabbi Brian breaks down the background and context of John 14:6, where Yeshua said, "I am the Way, the Truth, and the Life." "Followers of the Way" follow their Messiah as close as they can to become dusty from His wisdom as a rabbi. Let's dive into this fascinating episode, as we become dusty from His feet, and drink in Messiah's words with thirst. 

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In our eleventh episode, Rabbi Brian continues his discussion from Matthew 5 and the famous "Sermon on the Mount” from episodes nine and ten, and he answers a specific question from our listeners about "How do you become a disciple of Yeshua." Rabbi Brian breaks down the process from Matthew 4:19, and gives Talmudic support from the Mishnah and Prike Avot ("Ethics of the Fathers") to unpack the steps of first-century disciples. He explains how these "Followers of the Way" had to walk as close to the rabbi as possible for their lives to become dusty from His wisdom and practice. Let's dive into this fascinating episode, as we become dusty from His feet, and drink in Messiah's words with thirst. 

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In our tenth episode, Rabbi Brian continues his discussion from Matthew 5 and the famous "Sermon on the Mount,” from episode nine. Rabbi Brian breaks down the true meaning of Jesus, declaring that He was the “Light of the World” and that His disciples are light in this world, as they shared the light of the Good News. He gives meaning to Scriptural and Rabbinic sources in the Talmud that give context to the revelation of these metaphoric statements and their deep spiritual meaning. Let's dive into this fascinating episode, as we become dusty from His feet, and drink in Messiah's words with thirst. 

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In our ninth episode, Rabbi Brian answers a question from one of our listeners about being the "Salt of the Earth." The specific question comes from Matthew 5:13 in Jesus' famous "Sermon on the Mount." Rabbi Brian explains the true meaning of this unique statement from a first-century perspective,  and from passages found in the Torah and Prophets of the Hebrew Scriptures. Let's dive into this fascinating episode, as we become dusty from His feet, and drink in Messiah's words with thirst. 

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In our eighth episode, Rabbi Brian answers a question from one of our listeners about "The Parable of the Wheat and Tares" that  Jesus (Yeshua) taught the multitudes and His disciples. The specific question was "Should we allow the wheat to grow with the tares?" He explains this rabbinic story in light of the previous parable of "The Sower & the Seed" that was discussed in Episode 4, along with parables in the latter portion of Matthew 13 (The Parables of the Mustard Seed & The Leaven). Rabbi Brian also explain the Barley and Wheat Harvest, and the tractate of the Jerusalem Talmud, called Kilayim ("impure mixtures"). Let's dive into this fascinating episode, as we become dusty from His feet, and drink in Messiah's words with thirst. 

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In our seventh episode, Rabbi Brian answers the question was Jesus (Yeshua) a life coach or mentor, as a rabbi. He explains the difference between life coaches, mentors,   and disciples or disciple-makers. Let's dive into this fascinating episode, as we become dusty from His feet, and drink in Messiah's words with thirst. 

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In our sixth episode, our host, Brian Garza, asks Rabbi Brian about the Parables of lost sheep, lost coin, and the lost "Prodigal Son," that  Jesus (Yeshua) taught His disciples.  They discuss the four main audiences that hear these famous stories; the tax collectors, sinners, Pharisees, and Torah scholars. There is revelation and clarification for all to receive, as they discover the value of the human soul, and how to not waste precious resources, potential, and most importantly, their purpose. Rabbi Brian breaks down the original meaning of "repentance," called "teshuvah," which means to "return back to God," as the "prodigal son" returned to his compassionate father. He compares and contrasts that definition with the Greek term "metanoia," which means to change one's mind. Let's dive into this fascinating episode about three corresponding parables, as we become dusty from His feet, and drink in the rabbi's words with thirst.

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In our fifth episode, Rabbi Brian continues the talk about the Parables of the Kingdom that Jesus (Yeshua) used to train His disciples. He talks about the difference between the "Kingdom of God" and the "Kingdom of Heaven." Let's dive into this fascinating episode about "The Parables of the Kingdom," and learn how we can surrender to God's kingdom authority, as we become dusty from His feet, and drink in Messiah's words with thirst. 

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In our fourth episode, our host, Brian Garza, asks Rabbi Brian about the Parables of  Jesus (Yeshua) used to train His disciples. They discuss the famous parable, known as, "The Sower and the Seed," from Matthew 13 & Luke 8, and the Four Soils that represent four types of hearts, listeners, and learners among the followers of Jesus. Let's dive into this fascinating episode about "The Parables of Jesus," learn about what kind of disciple we are, as we become dusty from His feet. 

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In our third episode, our host, Brian Garza, asks Rabbi Brian about the teaching style of rabbis of the first century, and did Jesus (Yeshua) use this style of teaching to train His disciples. They discuss the power and purpose of using "parables," as everyday stories to reveal important spiritual principles, and how focusing on doctrines and manmade dogmas can cause us to lose focus of genuine discipleship. Rabbi Brian breaks down the meaning of Psalm 78:1-5 in connection with Matthew 13 and why Jesus taught in parables. Let's dive into this fascinating episode about "The Teaching Style of Jesus" and become dusty from His feet.