In this series, Kathy and Gary dive deep into the story found in Genesis 6 of the sons of God, the daughters of men, and the Nephilim, or giants, they produced. This strange story loomed large in the mind of Second Temple Jews and undoubtedly influenced the minds of the New Testament writers. We in the 21st century generally miss the Bible references to this world-changing story. Even Jesus warned us that when he returns, it will be as it was in the days of Noah. Could this story play a role in the days leading to Jesus' return?

In this series, Kathy and Gary dive deep into the story found in Genesis 6 of the sons of God, the daughters of men, and the Nephilim, or giants, they produced. This strange story loomed large in the mind of Second Temple Jews and undoubtedly influenced the minds of the New Testament writers. We in the 21st century generally miss the Bible references to this world-changing story. Even Jesus warned us that when he returns, it will be as it was in the days of Noah. Could this story play a role in the days leading to Jesus' return?

In the Christian church, the Pharisees are often seen as the epitome of hypocrisy.-- the essence of all that is wrong with Judaism. But what if Jesus' teachings were borrowed straight from the traditional writings of these rabbis? What if Jesus wasn't teaching something "new" but something "true" that had always existed in the sacred teachings of these Jewish sages. Kathy and Gary demonstrate how Jesus' teaching flowed in the stream of Pharisaic teaching of his day. Placing his teachings in their proper perspective and context hopefully chips away at underlying anti-Jewish messaging in the Christian church.

Christianity is generally focused on right thinking to determine who's in and who's out. Therefore doctrines and creeds are at the core of what it means to be a Christian. Throughout the history of the church, heresy (wrong thinking) has been dealt with swiftly and often violently. Whose job is it to determine is a belief is heretical? Do we have a 21st century version of "burning heretics at the stake"?

Did the Apostle Paul become a Christian, or was he always a Jew as he said he was? Why does the church get this wrong?

Perhaps no one in history has been more misunderstood than the Apostle Paul. Did Paul convert to a new religion? Did he argue against keeping the Torah? Let's get up close and personal with this Jewish apostle to the Gentiles.

It seems that all of a sudden all of our societal institutions have gone "woke." But is this a new phenomenon or one as old as the book of Genesis? Join Kathy and Gary as they explore the legacy of Nimrod that has been passed down to all of our institutions in 2024 , even our churches.

The Day After by Torah Talk

What is cultural Marxism? Who was Marx? And why are we talking about him in relation to the church?

Kathy and Gary discuss the sacred duty of a pastor to teach from a Biblical perspective about all relevant issues of the day, even the tough political ones: illegal immigration, the out-of-control growth of the welfare state, abortion, same-sex marriage, and transgender ideology. The church's failure to address these issues head-on from the pulpit may be the greatest contributor to the rampant godlessness that has engulfed our society today.