Shalom, and welcome to another episode of Messianic Moments, where we explore the depths of Scripture, rabbinic literature, the teachings of Messiah Yeshua and His Talmidim, and how you and I can apply these lessons in our lives today.

Today’s episode we are diving into this week’s Torah Portion titled, Va'era. This is where we see G-d revealing a new name to Moses, and reveals that He was known as El Shaddai to the patriarchs before him. What does this all mean for how we experience G-d today?

As always, thank you for your support in listening to these episodes. I pray that they edify you and invite you to grow deeper in your faith in Messiah Yeshua, or if you don’t yet believe in Yeshua, that it invites you to reflect on His teachings and how impactful that truly are. If you feel led to give to this ministry, please follow the link in this episode, or on my profile. https://linktr.ee/tasteoftorah

May G-d bless you and keep you.

This episode is a little different than my other ones. I wanted to share some of the academic work that I have written while attending an Evangelical Christian Seminary. For this episode I share one of the essays I wrote in response to one of our textbooks on the topic of being make in the image/likeness of G-d.

As always, thank you for your support in listening to these episodes. I pray that they edify you

and invite you to grow deeper in your faith in Messiah Yeshua, or if you don’t yet believe in

Yeshua, that it invites you to reflect on His teachings and how impactful that truly are.

If you feel led to give to this ministry, please follow the link in this episode, or on my profile.

https://linktr.ee/tasteoftorah

May G-d bless you and keep you.

Shalom, and welcome to another episode of Messianic Moments, where we explore the depths of Scripture, rabbinic literature, the teachings of Messiah Yeshua and His Talmidim, and how you and I can apply these lessons in our lives today.

Today’s episode we are diving into this week’s Torah Portion titled, Vayigash, and how the story of Yosef (Joseph) mirrors that of Yeshua. Special thanks to Hebrew4Christians as they put together a very detailed comparison between Joseph and Yeshua.

As always, thank you for your support in listening to these episodes. I pray that they edify you and invite you to grow deeper in your faith in Messiah Yeshua, or if you don’t yet believe in Yeshua, that it invites you to reflect on His teachings and how impactful that truly are.

If you feel led to give to this ministry, please follow the link in this episode, or on my profile. May G-d bless you and keep you.

Shalom, and welcome to another episode of Messianic Moments, where we explore the depths of Scripture, rabbinic literature, the teachings of Messiah Yeshua and His Talmidim, and how you and I can apply these lessons in our lives today.

Today’s episode we are covering Rosh Chodesh, the New Moon/Month, of Tevet, which is the 10th month of the Hebrew Calendar. Scripture teaches us that the Jewish people celebrate a Rosh Chodesh similarly to a “New Years” night event, it’s a fun, joyous occasion with food and prayers. Gentile believers in Messiah are more than welcome to watch, learn, and participate in this ancient Biblical tradition and Torah command.

As always, thank you for your support in listening to these episodes. I pray that they edify you and invite you to grow deeper in your faith in Messiah Yeshua, or if you don’t yet believe in Yeshua, that it invites you to reflect on His teachings and how impactful that truly are.

If you feel led to give to this ministry, please follow the link in this episode, or on my profile. May G-d bless you and keep you.

Shalom, and welcome to another episode of Messianic Moments, where we explore the depths

of Scripture, rabbinic literature, the teachings of Messiah Yeshua and His Talmidim, and how

you and I can apply these lessons in our lives today.

Today’s episode we are diving into this week’s Torah Portion titled, Vayetze. We are going to play a little game called, "where have I heard this before?"

As always, thank you for your support in listening to these episodes. I pray that they edify you

and invite you to grow deeper in your faith in Messiah Yeshua, or if you don’t yet believe in

Yeshua, that it invites you to reflect on His teachings and how impactful that truly are.

If you feel led to give to this ministry, please follow the link in this episode, or on my profile.

https://linktr.ee/tasteoftorah

May G-d bless you and keep you.

Shalom, and welcome to another episode of Messianic Moments, where we explore the depths of Scripture, rabbinic literature, the teachings of Messiah Yeshua and His Talmidim, and how you and I can apply these lessons in our lives today.

Today’s episode we are diving into this week’s Torah Portion titled, Toldot. this is where we learn all about the wrestle between Jacob and Esau, and how this wrestling match is something we deal with today.

As always, thank you for your support in listening to these episodes. I pray that they edify you and invite you to grow deeper in your faith in Messiah Yeshua, or if you don’t yet believe in Yeshua, that it invites you to reflect on His teachings and how impactful that truly are.

If you feel led to give to this ministry, please follow the link in this episode, or on my profile. May G-d bless you and keep you.

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Shalom, and welcome to another episode of Messianic Moments, where we explore the depths of Scripture, rabbinic literature, the teachings of Messiah Yeshua and His Talmidim, and how you and I can apply these lessons in our lives today.

Today’s episode we are diving into this week’s Torah Portion titled, Toldot. In this particular verse we find an interesting passage about prayer. Come explore the 4 levels of Jewish hermeneutics, known as PaRDeS, and the connections this passage has with the teachings of the Brit Chadasha.

As always, thank you for your support in listening to these episodes. I pray that they edify you and invite you to grow deeper in your faith in Messiah Yeshua, or if you don’t yet believe in Yeshua, that it invites you to reflect on His teachings and how impactful that truly are.