The Israel Guys

Do we have to be crushed to bring light into the world or pruned in order to bear fruit? Is there a connection between the Tabernacle and the garden of Eden? What's our "Esther" role for such a time as this?

God wants to live on earth? Why did He suddenly need a house built by men, in the desert? Why so many detailed building instructions? Is it possible for us to relate to any of this?

Join Zac as he answers these questions and hear from a few special guests live from the NRB convention in Orlando

The thunder, lightning and intense spiritual experience of last weeks portion seems to starkly contrast the very menial, down to earth, practical laws that we see this week...OR maybe there's not a contrast. Maybe God is just as concerned with our daily tasks as He is with our worship services and prayer gatherings!

Does our purpose in life on earth boil down to us as mortal beings finding a way to love our Creator? If so, how do we accomplish that?

Should we wait for God’s mercy and love to envelope us or should we be willing to step into it?

Pharaoh was proud and pushed God's love and mercy away. He made choices that he knew would gain him nothing and because of them he lost everything. This is Pharoah's story, WHAT IS YOURS?

Is your redemption vision 20/20? Maybe our father Abraham can help!

Miriam convinced her father to continue having children and because of her, Moses was born. Pharaoh’s daughter’s arm supernaturally extended, enabling her to pull Moses from the Nile. WAIT, is that from the Bible or is it Jewish tradition? Are these stories adding to the Bible and therefore wrong? Is it okay to hear, talk about and learn from them?

Some big questions arise from this weeks portion: Did Jacob spend the best years of his life in exile? Manasseh’s birthright taken? (Sound familiar? NOT AGAIN!!!) Levi didn’t get a piece of land? Could this all be God’s plan?

What can Joseph & Judah teach us about the power of words, emotions, confidence and new hair styles?