Messianic Audio Teachings

This podcast delves into the meaning of wealth, poverty, and wisdom based on biblical teachings. It explores miraculous provision, the rewards of wisdom and wealth, and the desire for wealth in order to fulfill various initiatives. The podcast also discusses the effects of wealth on individuals, emphasizing the importance of gratitude, humility, and using wealth for God's kingdom.

2 Peter 1:5 instructs us to add "virtue" or "excellence" to our faith. But what does that mean, exactly? Take a linguistic journey through the sources to find the Jewish heart at the core of this concept.

The first of three admonitions for the three weeks "between the narrows" comes from the first chapter of Jeremiah. This teaching rehearses the story of King Josiah, Torah Rediscovered, and the world of the biblical prophets in the days of Jeremiah. 

Explore the story of Caleb and Joshua as they not only saw the giants in Canaan, but also defeated them. The chapter discusses the importance of making choices that align with God's will and taking the difficult path, as well as the significance of giants like the Nephilim, Rephaim, and Anakim mentioned in scripture. Delve into the epic battle led by Caleb against the giants, and explore the story of David and Goliath as they fulfill promises and defeat giants.

Gender identity has never been a more polarizing issue than it is today, but here's a Beth Immanuel teaching from back in 2011 about the difference between boys and girls and the stuff they are made of. Despite our differences, we share the same high calling of our Master, the call to discipleship.

What is reality? It's not what you think. Or maybe it is what you think--and that's the problem. Here's a discussion on the nature of prophecy and how it relates to getting in touch with Absolute Reality. 

Why do we read the book of Ruth on Shavuot? This inquiry into the origin of the custom takes us on an Indiana Jones style adventure to find the authentic tomb of King David. 

The first commandment at Mount Sinai was "I am the LORD your God who took you out from Egypt, out of the house of slavery" (Exodus 20:2). Why did God introduce himself this way instead of as the God "who Created of the Universe"? In this lecture we will explore the meaning of implications of faith (emunah) as the foundation of our life's journey to the Kingdom.

Exploring Maimonides' opinions on Yeshua and the Messianic prophecies in the books of the Prophets. Discussing the potential kings who could be Mashiach and the impact of their beliefs on Israel. Delving into the capabilities and impact of artificial intelligence. Exploring the purpose of exile and the role of a descendant of Joseph. Delving into various prophecies including those of Armulus, Messiah ben Joseph, and Elijah the Prophet. Exploring the concept of Yeshua as the son of Joseph and the Messianic Jewish understanding of him.

Yeshua teaches in the Nazareth synagogue and proclaims "liberty to captives and freedom to prisoners" in reference to the Juibilee laws of Leviticus 25. This discussion on the mitzvah of redeeming captives considers the plight of "the infant taken captive and raised by strangers."  Links: Sudan Interior Mission Christial Solidarity International