We have many shared texts between our two religions but we don't always read, or understand them, in the same way. Join the Rabbi and Pastor as they discuss the way the Bible is studied, the messages it holds and the goal of that study is in both Judaism and Christianity.

Rabbi Ravski and Pastor Eric discuss how their congregations and religions approach bringing people into the community, congregation and faith. A sustainable community includes growth and while the approach of each religion might be different the goal is the same- to bring people closer to God and into community. Join the Discussion today!

Recorded on Halloween, the Rabbi and Pastor discuss how their families and religions approach Halloween, All Saints Day and remembering those who no longer walk this Earth. Join the discussion today!

Its been a busy holiday season in the Jewish Calendar. Catch up with Rabbi Ravski and Pastor Childers as they chat about all that's happened in the past month, from the Ceasefire and Hostage's coming home in Israel to the Holidays and more! Join the Discussion today!

Season 3 begins with catching up with the Rabbi and Pastor after a busy Summer. Summer Camp can play a powerful role in the lives of our youth, especially when they are Summer Camps imbued with faith and religious observance. Join the discussion for the 3rd season!

A lot has happened in a month, Passover, Easter and a New Pope. Catch up on all of it and join the discussion with Pastor Childers and Rabbi Ravski

Two major holidays are approaching, Passover and Easter, and both of them require lots of prep work before they begin. Join Pastor Childers and Rabbi Ravski as they discuss the spiritual and physical preparations that help us get ready for both these major holidays.

This Week the Rabbi and Pastor are joined by Synagogue Emanu-El's Rabbinic Intern, Sara Birnbaum who was recently in Israel. Listen in as Rabbi Birnbaum reflects on her time in Israel, the mood of the country and how the Rabbis and Pastor continue to wrestle with the war in the Middle East and what the world needs to learn from it.

This week in a special episode the Rabbi and Pastor confront one of the most difficult topics, the antisemitic writings and beliefs of Martin Luther, the namesake theologian of the Lutheran denomination. Join the conversation as the Pastor and Rabbi address this issue head on, from the antisemitic belief themselves to the impact they had on history and in how we respond to problematic and hateful speech. Lastly, we explore how to make amends and strengthen bonds in its aftermath.

This week the tables have turned. After disparaging comments were made about the Lutheran Church by Government officials, Rabbi Ravski and Pastor Childers continue to discuss how attacks on specific religions and denominations are impacting the nature of our communities. Join the discussion as we talk about the impact and cost of Anti-Lutheran and antisemitic rhetoric in today's America.