The Chosen People

This weekend on "The Chosen People," Mitch Glaser and Robert Walter explain the "Year of Jubilee" and the three lessons this season of rest can teach us about God and ourselves.

Today, many of us coordinate our lives with the help of a calendar or a daily planner, but this trend did not start with the rise of our modern society. This weekend on "The Chosen People," Mitch Glaser and Robert Walter explain the seven great "moedim," or appointments, that God set up on His calendar and how we can keep those appointments with Him.

Join Mitch Glaser and Robert Walter this weekend on "The Chosen People" as they continue their study through the book of Leviticus. In this episode, they will be reflecting on what it means to love your neighbor through the lens of the war raging in Ukraine.

Join Mitch Glaser and Robert Walter this weekend on "The Chosen People," as they return to their study in the book of Leviticus. They will be exploring chapters 16–18 and sharing why these Old Testament passages are still relevant for every believer today.

This weekend on "The Chosen People," Mitch Glaser and Robert Walter give more insight into Jesus’ last week and why He fulfilled the Feast of First Fruits.

Recalibrate your lives to God’s calendar this weekend on "The Chosen People," when Mitch Glaser and Robert Walter explain the Spring festivals and how these special holidays are a part of God’s eternal reminder to His people.

This weekend on “The Chosen People,” Mitch Glaser and Robert Walter talk about how sin and the disease of spiritual leprosy separate us from God. They will also discuss a passage from rabbinical literature that shows how the Messiah would care for those who were rejected by the world.

Join Mitch Glaser and Robert Walter this weekend on “The Chosen People” as they explain the role of maternal purification after the birth of Jesus.

This weekend on “The Chosen People,” Mitch Glaser and Robert Walter explore the book of Leviticus to explain what it takes to approach a holy God.

Jesus said there was only one way to the Father. This weekend on "The Chosen People," Mitch Glaser and Robert Walter explain why the concept of “one way” did not start in the New Testament.