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In this second of a two-part series, we challenge basic assumptions about the character of Satan. Is he real or is he simply the evil within us, personified as the evil other, a type of scapegoat figure. Join us as we explore this deep topic.
In this first of a two-part series, we challenge basic assumptions about the character of Satan. Is he real or is he simply the evil within us, personified as the evil other, a type of scapegoat figure. Join us as we explore this deep topic.
In this episode, we conclude our discussion on the level of kashrut that tends to be found in Messianic Jewish community, along with its implications. Listen Now!
In this episode, we discuss the level of kashrut that tends to be found in Messianic Jewish community, along with its implications. We delve into whether this level is sufficient, and if not, how to challenge the community to become more observant.
In this episode, Jeff Cohen, a board member of J4J discusses the organization today and how it has changed from its early days of street evangelism. You don't want to miss it!
In this third installment of a 3-part series, we discuss the idea of Jewish marriage and divorce with Rabbi Russ Resnik of the UMJC. Rabbi Resnik is an expert on this topic with a wealth of information to share. Click now to listen!
In this second of a 3-part series, we discuss the idea of Jewish divorce. Find out the various causes of divorce. Learn why Orthodox Jews have such a low divorce rate and what they can teach Messianic Jews about staying married. Join us!
In this episode we take a light-hearted look at Passover and try to give our listeners some ideas with regard to preparing for it and celebrating it. Also, our Wall of Weird topic pokes fun at some strange teachings related to the recent eclipse. Join Us!
In this first of a 3-part series, we discuss the idea of Jewish marriage. Come learn about the three stages of marriage - erusin, kiddushin, and nissuin. Find out what a ketubah is and how it protects the bride from potential abuse, as well as how Messianic Judaism could transform this important document from being a wall ornament to an actual legal contract recognized by secular courts.
Did you know that grape fermentation began in the Caucasus Mountains around 8,000 BC, near Mount Ararat. Wine and wooly mammoths might have coexisted!
In this episode, we address a number of questions. Is it permitted? If so, why? Is this a domain where we should unhitch ourselves from Christian temperance culture? Wherever you stand on this issue, don't miss this riveting episode.
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