NOTE:
A quick clarification. Tsavah appears throughout the Hebrew Scriptures, but it expresses itself in three consistent patterns. Israel experiences it in two ways. That’s the lens I’m using here.

This episode addresses the concept of warfare. Did you know the Bible names warfare in only two ways, and neither has anything to do with demons or spiritual combat.

When we recover the word’s original meaning and context, the battles we imagine disappear, and the text dismantles the spiritual‑warfare campaign we inherited.

We’ve been taught to “walk in love,” but rarely taught whatthat actually means. This episode confronts the difference between the love we hear and the obedience He calls love, as we reclaim love’s forgotten element.

This episode explores how our instinct to defend tradition mirrors the puffer fish: swelling in fear rather than embracing truth. Through the lens of Torah’s instruction and purpose, we confront the ways pride, conditioning, and inherited doctrine keep us inflated and full of fear and pride instead of humility.

This episode confronts the popular opinion that sin is something that simply happens to us. Instead, it challenges us to face the uncomfortable truth: we desire it, we partner with it, we hold hands with it. By exposing how sin gains power not through force but through consent, the episode shows why real repentance begins with honesty, responsibility, and accountability—not excuses.

They feared coffee because it awakened minds. They fear Torah for the same reason. But what if the fearful thing is the very thing that frees? Journey with me as we uncover how both coffee and Torah revive the soul, bring clarity, and awaken those who are ready to wake up.

In this episode, we go straight to the Law. Torah revealsboth strength—obedience that withstands a load—and strain—failure under the same load. Strength is the power given by Elohim, strain is the testing Elohim allows, and blessing comes when strength endures under strain.

This episode confronts a popular but misleading narrativeshaping modern faith—one that substitutes emotion for truth and theatrics for covenant. Through scriptural clarity, we expose the theatrics that distract from truth, facts, and 'the law.'

We’ve spent too long pointing fingers at "them." Accusing "them." Blaming "them." This episode confronts the uncomfortable truth that evil-doers, the ungodly, and the wicked aren't the usual suspects.

Through the prophets and the words of Messiah, we face the unsettling reality about who "them" really are.

We’ve spent too long pointing fingers at “them.” This episode confronts the uncomfortable truth that evildoers, the ungodly, and the wicked aren't the usual suspects.

Through the prophets and the words of Messiah, we face the unsettling reality about those who have forgotten His ways.

In this sobering continuation of The Audacity of Robbery, we confront a quieter, more cunning violation—identity theft when the watchman sleeps. This episode exposes the consequences of unrepentant sin, the difference between robbery and theft, and the subtle ways believers lose purpose, calling, and inheritance.