Jesus for Israel Podcast

SHAVUOT! (Pentecost): From Sinai to Jerusalem. The Feast behind the Fire of the Spirit!

LIVE STUDY: For numerous believers around the world, Acts chapter 2 marks the beginning of the “Church” and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit. The dramatic moments of the rushing wind, the tongues of fire and the power of the Spirit falling are well known. But what if we told you that the disciples weren’t just gathering randomly, but were honoring a special day that had been observed for generations?
Could it be that the Spirit was poured out, not by accident, but precisely on a day God had set apart long ago? The answer is yes! That special day known to us today as “Pentecost”, was actually an important holy day on God’s calendar called Shavuot (sha-voo-oat), in the Hebrew language and its roots go deep into the soil of Israel’s story and the faith of Jesus Himself.
In this study we’ll dive deep into the Hebrew origins of Pentecost, explain why this event happened, how it connects us to Jesus and His Second Coming.  Along the way, we’ll discover powerful lessons that still speak to us today!

FINDING THE “CHURCH” IN THE OLD TESTAMENT: From Sinai to Jesus - Rediscovering the Church’s Roots in Israel.

We’ve been told the Church was born at Pentecost in Acts 2, a brand-new entity set apart from Israel. But what if that’s not the full story? What if the events of Acts 2 weren’t the birth of something new, but the rebirth and restoration of something ancient?
In this episode, we peel back layers of tradition to explore the Church’s deep connection to Israel, the covenants, and the promises spoken by the prophets. Is the idea of two separate peoples of God, Israel and the Church, biblical? Or have we missed the continuity that runs from Genesis to Revelation?
Whether you’re a curious seeker, a devoted believer, or someone rethinking long-held assumptions, this conversation will challenge and inspire you to see the body of Messiah in a whole new light, rooted not in division, but in restoration.
 

JESUS RESTORING ISRAEL? The Forgotten Mission of Messiah.

In the New Testament, after Jesus rose from the dead, the book of Acts records that Jesus remained on earth for 40 days speaking to His Jewish disciples about the Kingdom of God. (Acts 1:1-3) Acts 1:6, next records the disciples asking Jesus a very gripping question..." Lord, will you at this time restore the kingdom TO Israel?"
Out of all the questions the disciples could have asked Jesus after He rose from the dead, why would they ask Him THIS specific question? This is a very Israel-centric question recorded for us in the New Testament. Join us in this discussion to rediscover the Jewish roots of Yeshua's (Jesus') Kingdom Gospel. (Luke 4:43-44)

JESUS' JEWISH GOSPEL YOU'VE NEVER HEARD! Awakening the Hebraic Heart of Yeshua's Kingdom Gospel.

According to the Scriptures, when Yeshua (Jesus) walked this earth over 1,900 years ago, He spoke about the "good news" of a kingdom. The Kingdom of God. The message of the Kingdom of God is the message that connects important past, present and future events between God and His people, as He unfolds His redemptive plan for mankind and creation.
Since a majority of modern Christians today don't the DETAILS of this message, the result is that it has been the most misunderstood subject among the body of Messiah.  Join us in this discussion as we re-connect the dots of Scripture, so we can properly connect and follow the important promises and events between God and His people in redemptive history.
The fruit of these studies will be that each of us will have a greater understanding of the Gospel of Yeshua. The message of the Kingdom. (Luke 4:43-44) In this Podcast you will learn more about the history of your faith, the promises, plans and purposes of God that He desires each of us to know so we can be united and both Jew and Gentile, one in Messiah. 

GLOBAL UPROAR!: Israel Hamas ceasefire ends. What does it mean for Christians?

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Hanukkah: Lessons of Faith, Renewal, and Rededication.

The celebration of Hanukkah, also known as the Festival of Lights, offers numerous lessons that can be applied to various aspects of life, both spiritual and practical. Here are several key lessons. Listen in.

4 THINGS TO DO AS YOU WALK INTO A NEW YEAR!

Are you preparing for the new year without going to God first? In this discussion let’s explore 4 things followers of Jesus should do biblically to welcome in the new year.

What is Hanukkah? Can Christians participate?

A brief explanation about Hanukkah from a recent live on Facebook!