Joseph Culbertson: Bible Prophecy, Revival, and Original Music

The Jewish people remain called to be a priestly nation and a holy people. How is this expressed and affirmed in the New Testament, and what does it mean for non-Jewish Christians? What do we need to understand in order to affirm the distinctive calling of Jewish people as we share the good news of the Jewish Messiah with them? Includes discussion of the heavenly priesthood compared with the Levitical priesthood and the priestly calling of Israel; the audience of I Peter; the source and meaning of James' decision in Acts 15.

You will see the world in a new way when you hear my friend Brandon Bailey's experiences as God first brought healing and freedom in his own life, and then used him to bring the good news of God's presence and love to countless other people he encounters in daily life! Brandon is full of the love and the life of Jesus, and as he demonstrates, freedom from sickness, sin, and every kind of oppression is available hear and now through our trust and confidence in Jesus. Brandon is a fellow student with me at The King's University, where we are both pursuing Master's of Divinity degrees with concentrations in Messianic Jewish Studies. Though we do not get into it in this interview, we share a passion to see Jewish people meet their Messiah Yeshua, and be strengthened and encouraged in their distinctive identity and calling as Jews. Brandon is an encouragement to everyone he meets, he is full of grace and prophetic insight for those around him. I hope your faith in God's promises is sparked anew, that you experience healing and breakthrough in your own life, and that you are activated to share the life and love of Jesus with everyone around you!

Judah's blessing that he received from his father Jacob has implications for the Jewish people and the Messiah, and applications for believers in Yeshua today. The source of the prophetic concepts of the Lion of Judah, the scepter of Judah, the donkey's colt, and garments washed in the blood; Genesis 49:8–12 is a critical passage for understanding the role of the Messiah, and the calling of the Jewish people.

A study of the first two chapters of the book of Zechariah in which the Angel of Adonai is seen in dialogue with Adonai, and they express their passion for the land of Israel and for the people of Israel, and in which they promise the coming victory of the Angel of Adonai over the enemies of Israel.