The Messianic Torah Observer

Is Philippians 2:11 evidence that Jesus (Yeshua) and God the Father (Yahuah) are in fact one in the same Persons? I reflect upon the Biblical identity of Yeshua in this episode.

In this episode I reflect and discuss why I will not vote this coming election; the possibility of war with Russia; the necessity of living perfect lives; and whether we should dwell in sukkahs during the Feast of Tabernacles. Shalom.

I share my experiences telling a Christian about our Hebrew Roots--my close encounters with the Lunar Sabbath Debacle--and a Perspective of America as seen in Deuteronomy 32

What does it mean to seek after God and or His Truth? Is it a cognitive effort? Is the search conducted on the seeker's terms or on God's terms?

Master was rejected by the very people He grew up with because they could not get past His past. What does that say about each of us in Hebrew Roots? Additionally, with all the resources that we now have at our disposal in Hebrew Roots (e.g., George Howard's The Hebrew Gospel of Matthew, the Cepher Bible, The Chronological Gospels and a litany of other Bible and extra-biblical resources), should we take them at face value? Are they trustworthy? Can we trust the Hebrew Roots teachers that taut and sell them? How should we use them? Let's discuss. 

Father is passionately drawn to those how possess a broken heart and a contrite spirit. How are our hearts? Have we examined them of late? Maybe that's why our prayers are answered at times. Let's discuss.

What's happening with the program? I explain.

With all the chaos we find our world in today, what must a Natsarym's reaction and focus be in response to this chaos?

Many contend that the so-called God of the Old Testament, whom they identify as Jesus/Yeshua, was mean, callous, murderous and hateful. But are both these concepts of Yahovah true? I challenge them both in this episode.

Like any worthy endeavor, there are costs associated with true discipleship in Yeshua Messiah. Unfortunately, many of us have failed to weigh those costs. What are the consequences of failing to weigh the costs? Let's discuss.