Carl and Chris are joined by Pastor Micah this week to discuss, among other things, Melchizedek from the Book of Genesis and his connection with the Messiah Yeshua (Jesus).

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Carl and Chris continue their discussion on the Book of Malachi, this week digging into a link with the New Testament Letter to the Hebrews relating to the priesthood and the so-called setting aside of the Law. 

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Join the guys again at the table as they continue their discussion on the Book of Malachi.  This week we discuss the sort of bad religious leaders highlighted by the prophet in chapter 2, and Carl shares what he was shown in a dream about such leaders in our own day.  Have we been caught in a net of deception?

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How does loving God from a sincere heart effect our outward observance of faith?

Carl and Chris return to the table to discuss this and what it means to keep God at the "center of your circle" as they dive into part one of their multi part study of the prophecy as given through Malachi.  

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Pastor Micah Panjeda joins the podcast this week to dig into the account of Jeremiah's rescue from the cistern-pit by Ebedmelech the Ethiopian.  What do we learn from this account regarding the importance of mercy?  And how does that relate to a lesson regarding the healing power of forgiveness in the life of a famous World War II hero?  Join us at the table as we discuss this important topic and more.

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Join the guys again at the table as they continue their discussion on love.  This week they discuss our call to "feed His sheep", why it matters, and the impact it can have when we fail to heed that calling.  In closing, they dig into Peter's journey from denial to reconciliation as recorded in the Gospel of John, and Carl shares an important message of hope, even following our greatest failures, based upon what we learn from that account.  It's time to share His love.

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The guys are back this week to discuss what it should look like to reflect the love of Jesus (Yeshua) in a practical way. During the course of that discussion they address various points, including how we should define Biblical love and what Jesus teaches us in the Parable of the Good Samaritan regarding how to apply that love in a meaningful and tangible way. Also, stick around to the end to hear Carl's take on what Jesus is really telling us in His famous answer to the question, "What is the greatest commandment?"

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Although the guys are taking this week off from their usual roundtable discussion, Carl shares a brief message placed upon his heart regarding the Biblical Day of Atonement, and the relevance of that day to every believer in our Messiah Jesus.  What's your rescue story?

It's time to talk the walk again!

Join the guys at the table as they discuss the rules of our relationship with the Father. This conversation takes us from our attitude and approach toward the Father, to the connection between the ideas of Law and sin, and concludes with a response to the inevitable question: "Did Jesus change the Law?"

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Shalom!

Join the guys again at the table as they discuss Jesus' parable of the Ten Virgins, compare the wise and foolish virgins described to the assemblies of Philadelphia and Laodicea from the Book of Revelation respectively, and discover what we learn from those accounts as it applies to ourselves and the modern church.  Are you drifting?