Messian[T]ics Podcast

Today's episode is a bit different as our MessianTics Team dives into an educational, interesting, and hilarious conversation on things that believers love to say about the Bible, but aren't actually in the Bible. Listen to our rabbis rectify a number of odd and out of place biblical misrepresentations as only they could.

The Messian[T]ics Team loves to dig into controversial topics within the Messianic Jewish movement and have deep and honest conversations wrestling with these important issues. In this episode our rabbis dig into the conversation about intermarriage within the Messianic Jewish movement... the good, the bad, and the ugly. You won't want to miss this week's episode.

We received a question from one of our listeners asking how we observe Erev Shabbat in our own homes, particularly as regards traditional prayers said. So, with this episode, we dive into this very discussion, how do we do Erev Shabbat in our homes? Hopefully this discussion will not only be educational, but will be a blessing for you as we prepare to enter Shabbat this evening.

All four of us agree that some of our best and most memorable experiences have occurred at Messianic Jewish conferences and retreats. They are awesome opportunities for spiritual growth, vision igniting, fellowship, and especially building and fostering relationships in the Movement. In today's episode we discuss some of our favorite moments at MJ conferences and retreats over the years.

As a side note, the recording of this episode took place during the week that the MJAA Messiah Conference is happening, we unfortunately were not able to attend this year, but potentially while you are listening to this episode many will be in Grantham, PA being tremendously blessed by the conference.

Along with this, the UMJC Summer Conference is right around the corner as well. Below are links to some of the major organizations in the MJ Movement, we strongly encourage you to consider attending and participating in their events that lay ahead, such as the UMJC Summer conference, the MJAA Southeast Regional Conference, the MJAA Southwest Regional Conference, and many, many others.

https://mjaa.org/

https://www.umjc.org/

https://www.tikkunamerica.org/

https://www.ymja.org/

A lot of times we joke that MJ is the granola of the Body of Messiah, we attract all the fruits, nuts, and flakes... Today's episode of the Messian[T]ics Podcast is dedicated to some of the funny, strange, and antic-worthy encounters that we've had over the years in Messianic Jewish ministry.

Something that tends to appear as one of the most complicated issues to wrestle with in the Messianic Jewish movement is the place and role of Gentiles in the MJ congregation. Listen to our MessianTics rabbis share their thoughts and hearts on this vitally important issue, and feel free to share your thoughts with us as well.

In the Messianic Jewish congregational life cycle we find ourselves now in the season between the Spring and Fall Moedim and our MJ leadership finds a brief opportunity to catch their breath, relax, reset, and plan for the future. On this week's episode our MessianTics rabbis will talk openly and candidly about the sweet relief of the MJ Summer Break (and you definitely want to listen to the very end, Rabbi David drops a little hard-hitting nugget at the end that we all need to hear). Listen to episode 40 of the MessianTics Podcast and share your thoughts with us.

Our conversation on today's episode is a followup of sorts to last week's conversation on unity within the Body of Messiah... Today we turn our attention to fostering unity within the vast spectrum of Messianic Judaism. Listen to the Messian[T]ics Team's take on this very important issue and share your thoughts with us.

As the Jewish world celebrates Shavuot, many of you may be wondering what exactly is it all about? Is it just another holiday? Or is there something vital and prophetic that the Body of Messiah should be aware of connected to Shavuot? Give this episode a listen and hear what our MessianTics team has to say about Shavuot.