In this episode, Pastor Eric and Gabi uncover the deep symbolism of the Ark of the Covenant, the Mercy Seat, the Cherubim, the High Priest, and the Red Heifer, revealing how each foreshadows Christ’s atoning work and fulfillment of God’s covenant promises. The Ark—crafted of wood and gold and containing the Law, Aaron’s rod, and manna—portrays the unity of law, mercy, and kingship in Yeshua, while the Cherubim embody both judgment and mercy, reflecting His dual role as Savior and Judge and His continuing work in Israel’s redemption. The Red Heifer prefigures Christ’s sacrifice “outside the camp,” its burning with cedarwood, hyssop, and scarlet symbolizing His suffering, purification, and the refining fire of the Holy Spirit. The episode concludes by affirming that believers, cleansed and indwelt by the Spirit, have become the living Temple of God, awaiting the day when the Millennial Temple and New Jerusalem reveal the fullness of God’s glory and eternal dwelling with His people.

In this episode, Pastor Eric explores the prophetic depth of the Tabernacle’s design, Israel’s encampment, and their spiritual symbolism pointing to Yeshua. The arrangement of the twelve tribes around the Tabernacle not only mirrored God’s heavenly throne but also foreshadowed the cross, with each camp’s banner (lion, ox, man, eagle) connecting to the cherubim in Ezekiel, the living creatures in Revelation, and Christ’s fourfold identity as King, Servant, Son of Man, and God incarnate. From the outer courtyard to the Altar and Laver, every detail reveals Messiah’s atoning sacrifice, priesthood “after the order of Melchizedek,” and the promise of His return through the Eastern Gate to dwell with His people forever.

In this episode, Pastor Eric explains the mystery and meaning behind the “Tent of Meeting,” showing how every detail—the structure, its furnishings, its rituals—points directly to Jesus, our Redeemer and High Priest. He explores how the Tabernacle revealed God’s covenant with Israel, His desire to dwell among His people, and His ultimate plan of redemption for both Jew and Gentile. From the altar of sacrifice to the Holy of Holies, each part of the Tabernacle reflects our spiritual journey from sin and separation to reconciliation and communion with God. The discussion also highlights the prophetic significance of the Tabernacle: how it connects with the promise of the restored Tabernacle of David, how it foreshadows Christ’s reign in His Kingdom, and why it still matters for believers today.

In this thought-provoking theological dialogue, Gabi and Pastor Eric explore the biblical and spiritual legacy of Ishmael, tracing how Abraham’s struggle to trust God’s promise led to Ishmael’s birth and how, despite not being the child of the covenant, Ishmael still received divine blessings. The conversation expands to examine how these blessings extended to Esau and their descendants, complicating the narrative of inheritance and identity in the Middle East. Pastor Eric discusses Islam’s reinterpretation of biblical history—especially its elevation of Ishmael—and how this shift, along with Islamic theology of land ownership, fuels enduring spiritual and territorial conflicts. The discussion highlights how Arab identity has been shaped by a shared sense of spiritual orphanhood and loss, and how Islam appeals to that wound while resisting the message of Christ. Ultimately, the dialogue emphasizes the gospel’s power to reconcile Jews and Arabs into one spiritual family through faith in Jesus, the true heir of Abraham’s promise, and considers how the awakening of Arab believers may one day provoke Israel to rediscover its Messiah.

In the final part of this House of David podcast series, Pastor Eric and his sister Gabi explore the legitimacy of Israel as a modern state, not only from a Biblical standpoint but also through the lens of international law. Building on the historical context of the land’s governance by various empires, they dive into key legal milestones, such as the Balfour Declaration, the San Remo Resolution, and Article 80 of the UN Charter, which solidify Israel's right to exist. The episode further delves into the miraculous events that led to Israel's independence in 1948, from the War of Independence to divine interventions that turned the tide against overwhelming odds. Finally, the discussion addresses common misconceptions about Israel, particularly the claim that it is an apartheid state, emphasizing Israel's democratic nature and the equal rights of its Arab citizens. Ultimately, the episode reinforces the view that Israel's existence is not only a political reality but also a fulfillment of God's promises, with Christians called to support Israel in prayer and truth.

In this second part of the House of David podcast, Pastor Eric and his sister Gabi, continue exploring the theological question of whether God is done with Israel, emphasizing the distinction between individual and national salvation. Pastor Eric explains that while individual Jews, like all people, must accept Christ for salvation, God’s covenant with Israel as a nation remains intact. Biblical prophecy foretells the regathering and restoration of Israel, which began with the Zionist movement and continues today. Gabi and Eric cite scripture to demonstrate that Israel’s return to the land precedes its national salvation, which will occur when Christ returns. They also highlight the historical role of Christian Zionists in supporting Jewish Aliyah and the establishment of the modern State of Israel, reinforcing the belief that God's promises to Israel are still being fulfilled.

In this new season of the House of David podcast, Pastor Eric and his sister Gabi, discuss the deep confusion and division among Christians regarding Israel, the Jewish people, and the modern state of Israel, particularly in light of the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack. They recount the horrific events of that day, the global response, and the rising wave of antisemitism that followed. The conversation explores the spiritual and historical significance of Zion, addressing misconceptions about Israel’s right to the land and the nature of anti-Zionism. They challenge theological claims that Israel has forfeited its divine covenant and emphasize the biblical foundation of God’s promises to the Jewish people. Throughout, they highlight the broader spiritual battle at play, pointing to prophecy and scripture to frame the ongoing conflict and its implications for Christians and the world.

In this new season of the House of David podcast, Pastor Eric and his sister Gabi, discuss the deep confusion and division among Christians regarding Israel, the Jewish people, and the modern state of Israel, particularly in light of the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack. They recount the horrific events of that day, the global response, and the rising wave of antisemitism that followed. The conversation explores the spiritual and historical significance of Zion, addressing misconceptions about Israel’s right to the land and the nature of anti-Zionism. They challenge theological claims that Israel has forfeited its divine covenant and emphasize the biblical foundation of God’s promises to the Jewish people. Throughout, they highlight the broader spiritual battle at play, pointing to prophecy and scripture to frame the ongoing conflict and its implications for Christians and the world.

In this closing episode of season five of the House of David podcast, Gabi and Pastor Eric explore the mystery of the Rapture, derived from the Latin rapio and Greek harpazō, meaning "to catch up" or "to take away." Centering on passages like 1 Corinthians 15:51-52 and 1 Thessalonians 4:16-17, Pastor Eric explains the Rapture as a sudden, transformative event where believers, living and dead, are "caught up" to meet Christ. While its timing—pre-, mid-, or post-tribulation—is debated, Pastor Eric supports a pre-tribulation view, citing verses like Revelation 3:10 and Luke 21:36, which imply believers will escape God’s judgment. He distinguishes the "trumpet of God" from Revelation’s judgment trumpets, linking it to the redemptive shofar. The Shofar, associated with redemption and God's covenant, stands in contrast to the trumpets of judgment in Revelation, suggesting that the Rapture may be a redemptive call rather than a battle cry. Ultimately, the key takeaway is the importance of watching and being prepared for Christ's return, as the exact timing of the Rapture is unknown but imminent.

In this episode of the House of David podcast, Gabi and Pastor Eric explore the prophecy of Daniel's seventieth week and its connection to the seven-year tribulation described in the books of Daniel and Revelation. They study the significance of Daniel 9:27, which divides the tribulation into two three-and-a-half-year periods, highlighting the key event known as the "abomination of desolation." Pastor Eric explains the importance of specific timeframes mentioned in both books, the symbolism in the Hebrew festivals, and their prophetic connections to end-time events, including Jesus' return. Their conversation transitions to the detailed judgments described in Revelation, starting with the opening of the seven seals, leading to the rise of the Antichrist and the global turmoil that follows. They emphasize the significance of the Seventh Trumpet, which signals the completion of God's redemptive plan, and its alignment with the Jewish Feast of Trumpets, symbolizing Jesus' coronation as King. Lastly, they explain the final bowl judgments, underscoring the ultimate justice and fulfillment of God's divine plan of judgment and restoration.