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Emmanuel, God with us. A celebration of hope, strength, faithfulness. But there is another side to the fact that God is with us. In this episode, we look back in Scripture to explore the concept of God being present with His people and what this looks like in the Biblical context.
The more we study the intertestamental period, the more we understand its impact on the life and ministry of Yeshua. In this episode, we continue to talk about the book of Daniel in the light of Hanukkah and its affect on the life and ministry of Yeshua.
We don’t often know alot about the time in between the Testaments of our Bibles and there is much misunderstanding surrounding this period. It is a time of incredible upheaval in the Land of Israel and for the Jewish people. This week, we start to take a look at what this period was like and how it affected the life & ministry of Yeshua.
In this week’s episode we continue our discussion of Hanukkah. We continue to look at the history, culture, and context of Hanukkah and discuss some modern-day applications as well as some traditional ways to celebrate.
Please enjoy this episode on the introduction to Hanukkah. This Hanukkah discussion is the first part in a three part series from 2020.
Shalom! In this week’s episode, we visit with Clint & Caoimhe (Keva) Dunn, the Abbott & Abbess of a Patrician Monastery, Anamchara, located in Washington state. What do you know about St. Patrick? What do you know about Celtic Christianity?Probably much less than you think! Did you know that Patrick taught the “faith of the East”? This is a fascinating discussion!
We also talk about what Anamchara is doing in its local community and how Clint & Caoimhe are following the Patrician example of hospitality and sacrifice for the Kingdom.
You can find out more about Anamchara & the Dunn’s below:
Anamchara Website
This week we are interviewing Dr. Dinah Dye about her newly released book “The Temple Revealed in Noah’s Ark: Chaos to Order”. This third book in the Temple Revealed Series is an absolute game changer in understanding how we interact with the Biblical text in general and the story of Noah in particular. Please visit the links below to find out more about Dinah’s work and to purchase her books.
Dinah’s Website: Foundations in Torah
Purchase Dinah’s books on Amazon
The first 11 chapters of Genesis, while packed with incredible stories and invaluable lessons, are merely an introduction to get us, the reader, to Abraham. Generation after generation are wrought with violence and failure. Then, we turn the page to Genesis 12 and meet Abram. He is a new Adam. He is the patriarch of Israel. And, he is new creation embodied.
We pray that everyone had a wonderful Sukkot. In this week’s episode we’re going to to talk about the mysterious 8th day and what it tells us about renewed creation.
As with Rosh Hashanah/Yom Teruah, Sukkot has multiple names in Scripture. As we study and become familiar these various names, our understanding of this incredible time of year deepens incredibly. Knowing the different characteristics of Sukkot also helps to broaden our understanding of the messages of the Prophets, Yeshua and the Gospel, as well as the images in Revelation. Grab a note book and settle in. Chag Sukkot Sameach!
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