Podcasts about Hebrew roots

Join Christine Darg as she explores the Rapture and End-time prophecies. This video delves into the importance of repentance during the Hebrew season of teshuvah, and the implications of biblical prophecy for believers today. These teachings encourage spiritual reflection and preparation for the Second Coming of Jesus/Yeshua.

Beloved, this discussion is not about chasing titles, defending camps, or winning theological arguments for the sake of argument. It is about understanding where Hebrew Roots and Messianic Judaism agree, where they part company, and why that distinction matters to every Torah-honoring disciple of Yeshua Messiah. In this episode, Rod Thomas responds to the First Fruits of Zion article, "Hebrew Roots Is Not Messianic Judaism," and carefully works through the questions of identity, Torah obligation, covenant membership, Jewish distinction, Gentile discipleship, and the body of Messiah. Along the way, Rod offers his own take as a Torah-observant, covenant-keeping believer in Yeshua HaMashiyach who seeks to walk in Spirit and Truth without dismissing either side of the conversation.

This edition was available to Cloud of Witnesses Patreons since July 6, 2026.Her dad died by suicide when she was 9 and it rewired everything. Years later, a hunger for truth pulled her from non-denominational church to Hebrew Roots, then to Orthodox liturgy.A faith crisis rarely starts with an abstract argument. Sometimes it starts with a funeral, a silent house, and a kid trying to understand why a father is suddenly gone. Our guest Taylor Biss (Voice of Taylor on Instagram) joins Jeremy Jeremiah of Cloud of Witnesses from Australia to share the story that shaped her: losing her Catholic father to suicide at nine years old, growing up detached, and carrying questions about grief, isolation, and what God does with the brokenhearted.• childhood trauma after a parent's suicide and the loneliness that follows• wrestling with fears about eternity and learning to trust God's compassion• a decisive encounter with prayer and a message about God's heart for daughters• being discipled by older women and learning the basics of Christian faith• tensions in non-denominational church life when serious Bible questions arise• why Hebrew Roots feels solid at first through Torah, Sabbath, and festivals• the movement's internal chaos, sacred name confusion, and anti-divinity claims about Jesus• a 2020 Israel trip exposing racism and excuses framed as “bloodline” privilege• leaving Hebrew Roots, resisting New Age drift, and seeking reverent worship• stepping into Orthodox Christianity and returning to weekly liturgy with her childrenTaylor walks us through the moment everything changed at seventeen when she finally said yes to church and encountered Christ through prayer and a message about God's heart toward daughters. We talk about discipleship, older women stepping in with real spiritual care, and how discovering the Father's love can heal places you didn't even know were starving. From there, the conversation turns to something many listeners will recognize: reading the Bible deeply, asking sincere questions, and realizing the non-denominational model often cannot answer with consistency or depth.That hunger for truth leads Taylor into the Hebrew Roots movement, Torah-keeping, Sabbath practices, and biblical festivals that feel “original” at first, until the cracks show up: endless private interpretations, sacred name confusion that wrecks prayer, and even teaching that denies the divinity of Jesus. A trip to Israel in 2020 becomes a major turning point as she sees racism and spiritual double standards up close. When she finally steps away, she admits how close she comes to drifting into New Age spirituality, before a longing for reverent worship pulls her toward historic Christianity and her first Divine Liturgy during Holy Week and Pascha.If you've wrestled with deconstruction, Hebrew Roots, church hurt, or a search for Orthodox Christianity that actually feels grounded, this one will meet you where you are. Subscribe, share this with a friend who's searching, and leave a review then tell us: what question or moment most shaped your faith journey?Questions about Orthodoxy? Please check out our friends at Ghost of Byzantium Discord server: https://discord.gg/JDJDQw6tdhPlease prayerfully consider supporting Cloud of Witnesses Radio: https://www.patreon.com/c/CloudofWitnessesFind Cloud of Witnesses Radio on Instagram, X.com, Facebook, and TikTok.Please leave a comment with your thoughts!

In this sermon, we explore the practical side of faith: what it means to walk as Yeshua walked, keep Yahweh's commandments, live out Sabbath and the biblical holy days, and build strong families in a world that often pulls in the opposite direction. Drawing from 1 John 2, John 17, Ephesians 5, 1 Corinthians 7, Jeremiah 29, and 1 Peter 2, this message speaks to marriage, raising children in the faith, homeschooling and education choices, being in the world but not of the world, and committing fully to a biblical lifestyle. If you are part of the Torah-observant, Messianic, Hebrew Roots, or Sabbath-keeping community, this teaching offers encouragement to live faithfully, serve your family, and be a light in spiritual Babylon.walk as Yeshua walked, Yeshua HaMashiach, Torah observant, Hebrew Roots sermon, Messianic teaching, Sabbath keeping, biblical holy days, Yahweh, biblical lifestyle, raising children in the faith, faith and family, biblical marriage, Ephesians 5 marriage, 1 John 2 sermon, John 17 sermon, Jeremiah 29 sermon, 1 Peter 2 sermon, be in the world not of the world, spiritual Babylon, Sabbath sermon, Torah life, keeping commandments, biblical parenting, homeschooling Christian family, Messianic family, Hebrew Roots family, Torah family life, biblical truth, practical faith, Christian family values, Yeshua teaching

Do Christians need to keep the Torah? Should followers of Jesus obey the Old Testament Law today? In this episode of Things You Don't Hear in Church, we sit down with Dr. Solberg from The Biblical Roots YouTube channel to examine a hotly debated topic in Christianity: the Torah Roots Movement and whether Christians are required to follow the Law of Moses.Together, we explore what the Bible teaches about salvation by grace through faith, the New Covenant, the role of the Mosaic Law, and how Jesus fulfilled the Law. We discuss common arguments made by Hebrew Roots and Torah-observant teachers, answer difficult biblical questions, and help Christians understand what Scripture actually says.Whether you're a new Christian, exploring faith in Jesus, questioning legalism, or looking for solid biblical teaching, this conversation will strengthen your understanding of the gospel and your confidence in God's Word.If you're interested in Christian apologetics, Bible study, theology, discipleship, biblical truth, the Old Testament, the New Testament, or defending the Christian faith, this episode is for you.You can get Dr. Solbergs books at: https://www.amazon.com/Law-Christ-Promise-Verse-Verse/dp/0310165849/ref=sr_1_1?crid=T4NG9GD03SLD&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.4wXQ73DiNjv9mRLaa4GV3BoMD9-m6WhioW-tyRjLWXE.lRvIBPy-ORk2KD1tEifolSW-NId8gA3aOqH72QgsQFA&dib_tag=se&keywords=rob+solberg&qid=1785424680&sprefix=rob+solberg%2Caps%2C165&sr=8-1And his website is https://thebiblicalroots.orgEnjoy!

Why does the Hebrew Roots movement have such a negative reputation in the Messianic Jewish movement? Why is it looked at as a spiritual plague?

Saints, Tu B'Av is one of those days on the Jewish traditional calendar that most of us in the Messianic and Hebrew Roots community have simply walked past without ever realizing it was there. And although it is not one of the mandated Feasts or Moedim of Yehovah, this 15th day of the 5th biblical month bears within it a beautiful redemptive pattern that speaks directly to the redeemed of the Most High. Coming just six days after Tisha B'Av, Tu B'Av reminds us that Yah has a way of turning the darkest seasons of judgment, exile, mourning, and loss into seasons of restoration, joy, and Kingdom expectation. In this teaching, we examine the historical and spiritual significance of Tu B'Av: the lifting of the wilderness death decree, the restoration of the tribe of Benjamin, the removal of barriers that prevented worship in Yerushalayim, and the touching image of the daughters of Jerusalem dancing in borrowed white garments. And beloved, when viewed through Messianic lenses, these elements point us right back to the work of Yehoshua Messiah: condemnation lifted, covenant restoration granted, access to worship restored, and the Bride clothed in righteousness that is not her own.  

In Episode 13 of the Christians Follow Torah Too series, we continue our study of Deuteronomy by exploring chapters 23-28. This is Part 6 of our Deuteronomy series as we examine the common beliefs and biblical principles shared by those who seek to follow God's Torah. In this study, we discuss themes including wholehearted love for God, obedience to His commandments, justice, generosity, the Sabbath year, caring for the poor, clean and unclean foods, tithing, and living as God's set-apart people. We also explore how these teachings connect with the words of Yeshua (Jesus) and why they continue to matter for believers today. Whether you're exploring Torah observance, studying the Hebrew Roots of the faith, or simply wanting a deeper understanding of Scripture, this discussion highlights how Deuteronomy points us toward faithful discipleship and a life devoted to our Creator. In this episode: Deuteronomy Chapters 23-28. Common beliefs of Torah-keeping believers Loving God with all your heart Walking in God's commandments Tithes and biblical giving Caring for the poor and those in need Holy living and covenant faithfulness How Yeshua affirmed the Torah Why Deuteronomy still matters for Christians today

Beloved, accusations that Torah-honoring believers have embraced a false gospel, fallen from grace, or placed themselves back under the Law are serious and deserve a careful, Word-based response. In this installment of The Messianic Torah Observer, Rod Thomas addresses three common criticisms against the Hebrew Roots and Messianic Torah communities and shows why grace-motivated obedience is not legalism, why Acts 15 does not abolish Torah for Gentile believers, and why Yeshua remains the center and proper interpretive key of the Torah-observant walk.

In Episode 12 of the Christians Follow Torah Too series, we continue our study of Deuteronomy by exploring chapters 16-22. This is Part 5 of our Deuteronomy series as we examine the common beliefs and biblical principles shared by those who seek to follow God's Torah. In this study, we discuss themes including wholehearted love for God, obedience to His commandments, justice, generosity, the Sabbath year, caring for the poor, clean and unclean foods, tithing, and living as God's set-apart people. We also explore how these teachings connect with the words of Yeshua (Jesus) and why they continue to matter for believers today. Whether you're exploring Torah observance, studying the Hebrew Roots of the faith, or simply wanting a deeper understanding of Scripture, this discussion highlights how Deuteronomy points us toward faithful discipleship and a life devoted to our Creator. In this episode: Deuteronomy Chapters 16-22 Common beliefs of Torah-keeping believers Loving God with all your heart Walking in God's commandments Tithes and biblical giving Caring for the poor and those in need Holy living and covenant faithfulness How Yeshua affirmed the Torah Why Deuteronomy still matters for Christians today

The Authority Crisis Inside Christianity: If the Bible Is the Answer... Who Interprets It?Who decides?“Jesus is Lord + baptized in the Spirit = you're set.” Sounds simple… but who gets to define those words? We dig into authority, sola scriptura, and why interpretation without a Church fractures faith. Listen and tell us: who's your authority?Authority shapes everything, from how we read the Bible to how we treat the people sitting next to us in church. We start with a blunt comment that tries to shrink Christianity into a simple checklist and then ask the question most people skip: by what authority can anyone define the faith that way, and who gets to decide what those words mean?• Mount Sinai and St. Catherine's Monastery land dispute and why it matters to Christians• SSPX excommunication story and what it reveals about papal authority• Parish Life Conference takeaways and how shared worship strengthens unity• Responding to a comment that reduces salvation to a simple formula• Sola scriptura in practice and how interpretation often becomes self-authority• What “baptized in the Holy Spirit” means across denominations and why definitions diverge• Why the New Testament calls for lived obedience, not just verbal profession• Protestants bringing Protestant assumptions into Orthodoxy and why we must leave them at the door• Orthodoxy as lived faith versus Christianity as an academic subject• Book of the week: A Tale Of Two Cities and how cruel authority breeds violence• Authority as service, responsibility, and burden rather than privilege• The cloud of witnesses, inherited wisdom, and the problem of American individualism• Listener stories from Hebrew Roots, synagogue searching, tongues, and finding rooted worshipFrom there we get practical about the authority problem inside modern Christianity. If “the Bible alone” is the final authority, who is the final interpreter? We talk about how sola scriptura often slides into self-authority, why Protestantism can't easily speak with one voice about baptism, salvation, or essentials, and how rhetoric can masquerade as certainty. Against that backdrop, we explain the Eastern Orthodox view of authority as inherited life: Scripture read in the Church, sacred tradition, the teaching of the apostles and fathers, the ecumenical councils, and the sacramental reality that trains us to forgive, repent, pray, and endure.Authority isn't privilege, it's burden. From Mount Sinai's ancient monastery to Dickens' A Tale Of Two Cities, we trace what happens when leaders serve vs dominate.We also zoom out to real examples. We cover updates on St. Catherine's Monastery at Mount Sinai and why protecting ancient Christian institutions matters. We touch on Roman Catholic controversy around the SSPX as another case study in competing claims of authority. Then we bring it home with a powerful reflection on A Tale Of Two Cities, where cruel authority produces violence, while true authority looks like sacrifice, service, and responsibility. Along the way, listener comments add hope-filled stories of people moving from Hebrew Roots and Pentecostal backgrounds toward Orthodoxy because they're hungry for historical rootedness and worship that feels alive.What if “tradition” isn't worshiping ashes, but preserving fire? We talk Orthodox authority, humility, the cloud of witnesses, and why individualism isolates believers from 2,000 years of wisdom.If this conversation helped you rethink authority, share it with a friend who's asking similar questions, subscribe for more, and leave a review so more people can find the show.Questions about Orthodoxy? Please check out our friends at Ghost of Byzantium Discord server: https://discord.gg/JDJDQw6tdhPlease prayerfully consider supporting Cloud of Witnesses: https://www.patreon.com/c/CloudofWitnessesFind Cloud of Witnesses on Instagram, X.com, Facebook, and TikTok.Please leave a comment with your thoughts!

Responding to the view that Torah observance is optional for Gentile believers, pointing to Yeshua's words about the Sabbath, the grafted-in olive tree, and the hope of Jew and Gentile worshiping Messiah together in the Kingdom.Reference message here https://open.spotify.com/episode/5mziD8Hk0vj1wTpNv0ULs5?si=rXK28RMXTaiE4ctjsl0yjgTorah observance, Gentile believers, Messianic Judaism, MJAA, First Fruits of Zion, Sabbath, Shabbat, Yeshua, Jesus, New Testament, grafted in, olive tree, Romans 11, Torah for Christians, Messianic believers, Jew and Gentile, biblical festivals, holy days, Kingdom of Messiah, 1st Century Christianity, Hebrew Roots, Torah pursuant, Christian obedience

Her dad died by suicide when she was 9 and it rewired everything. Years later, a hunger for truth pulled her from non-denominational church to Hebrew Roots, then to Orthodox liturgy.A faith crisis rarely starts with an abstract argument. Sometimes it starts with a funeral, a silent house, and a kid trying to understand why a father is suddenly gone. Our guest Taylor Biss (Voice of Taylor on Instagram) joins Jeremy Jeremiah of Cloud of Witnesses from Australia to share the story that shaped her: losing her Catholic father to suicide at nine years old, growing up detached, and carrying questions about grief, isolation, and what God does with the brokenhearted.• childhood trauma after a parent's suicide and the loneliness that follows• wrestling with fears about eternity and learning to trust God's compassion• a decisive encounter with prayer and a message about God's heart for daughters• being discipled by older women and learning the basics of Christian faith• tensions in non-denominational church life when serious Bible questions arise• why Hebrew Roots feels solid at first through Torah, Sabbath, and festivals• the movement's internal chaos, sacred name confusion, and anti-divinity claims about Jesus• a 2020 Israel trip exposing racism and excuses framed as “bloodline” privilege• leaving Hebrew Roots, resisting New Age drift, and seeking reverent worship• stepping into Orthodox Christianity and returning to weekly liturgy with her childrenTaylor walks us through the moment everything changed at seventeen when she finally said yes to church and encountered Christ through prayer and a message about God's heart toward daughters. We talk about discipleship, older women stepping in with real spiritual care, and how discovering the Father's love can heal places you didn't even know were starving. From there, the conversation turns to something many listeners will recognize: reading the Bible deeply, asking sincere questions, and realizing the non-denominational model often cannot answer with consistency or depth.That hunger for truth leads Taylor into the Hebrew Roots movement, Torah-keeping, Sabbath practices, and biblical festivals that feel “original” at first, until the cracks show up: endless private interpretations, sacred name confusion that wrecks prayer, and even teaching that denies the divinity of Jesus. A trip to Israel in 2020 becomes a major turning point as she sees racism and spiritual double standards up close. When she finally steps away, she admits how close she comes to drifting into New Age spirituality, before a longing for reverent worship pulls her toward historic Christianity and her first Divine Liturgy during Holy Week and Pascha.If you've wrestled with deconstruction, Hebrew Roots, church hurt, or a search for Orthodox Christianity that actually feels grounded, this one will meet you where you are. Subscribe, share this with a friend who's searching, and leave a review then tell us: what question or moment most shaped your faith journey?Questions about Orthodoxy? Please check out our friends at Ghost of Byzantium Discord server: https://discord.gg/JDJDQw6tdhPlease prayerfully consider supporting Cloud of Witnesses Radio: https://www.patreon.com/c/CloudofWitnessesFind Cloud of Witnesses Radio on Instagram, X.com, Facebook, and TikTok.Please leave a comment with your thoughts!

In this installment of The Messianic Torah Observer, we unpack Parashat Mattot–Massei through the lens of covenant responsibility, spiritual warfare, Israel's prophetic standing, and the narrow places facing Yah's people today. We explore the weight of vows, the war with Midian, the 42 wilderness journeys, the covenant boundaries of the Land, and the sobering realities surrounding Israel, Iran, Judea and Samaria, Hezbollah, and shifting international support. I also address key Messianic and Hebrew Roots community concerns, including the danger of elevating Torah above Messiah and the need for unity without doctrinal drift. As Bein HaMetzarim unfolds, I call upon Yah's chosen and elect to guard their words, their hearts, their unity, and their covenant walk with clarity, courage, and conviction.

In Episode 11 of the Christians Follow Torah Too series, we continue our study of Deuteronomy by exploring chapters 10–15. This is Part 4 of our Deuteronomy series as we examine the common beliefs and biblical principles shared by those who seek to follow God's Torah. In this study, we discuss themes including wholehearted love for God, obedience to His commandments, justice, generosity, the Sabbath year, caring for the poor, clean and unclean foods, tithing, and living as God's set-apart people. We also explore how these teachings connect with the words of Yeshua (Jesus) and why they continue to matter for believers today. Whether you're exploring Torah observance, studying the Hebrew Roots of the faith, or simply wanting a deeper understanding of Scripture, this discussion highlights how Deuteronomy points us toward faithful discipleship and a life devoted to our Creator. In this episode: Deuteronomy Chapters 10–15 Common beliefs of Torah-keeping believers Loving God with all your heart Walking in God's commandments Tithes and biblical giving Caring for the poor and those in need Holy living and covenant faithfulness How Yeshua affirmed the Torah Why Deuteronomy still matters for Christians today

In this Independence Day message, we reflect on the remarkable founding of the United States, the sacrifices of the signers of the Declaration of Independence, and the providence of Yahweh in the rise of this nation. From Columbus and Vespucci to the courage of the colonists, the Revolutionary War, George Washington's leadership, and the biblical questions surrounding government, authority, and revolution, this teaching explores how America's founding was unlike other revolutions in history.We also examine the spiritual responsibility of leadership, the dangers of tyranny, the importance of operating in the light, and the continuing tension between freedom, authority, national decline, and faithfulness to God. As believers, we give thanks for the freedoms we have while remembering that all nations rise and fall under the authority of the Most High.Independence Day, Fourth of July, Declaration of Independence, American Revolution, United States history, founding fathers, George Washington, one nation under God, Yahweh, Yeshua, biblical worldview, Romans 13, Romans 1, natural law, freedom from tyranny, Christian history, faith and government, America's founding, divine providence, Revolutionary War, signers of the Declaration, American independence, biblical leadership, tyranny, liberty, patriotism, church teaching, Sabbath teaching, Shabbat Shalom, Hebrew Roots, kingdom of Yahweh, nation of Israel, leadership, freedom, American history sermon, faith and freedom

Messianic Jews and Gentiles whom God leads to support the Messianic Jewish community recognize that the Hebrew Roots movement threatens the integrity and outlook of Messianic Judaism. This podcast aims to start an open conversation about how we can solve this problem, for our sake and theirs.To donate in support of defending the Messianic Jewish community against Hebrew Roots replacement theology, you can go to www.twomessianicjews.com/donate00:00 - Introduction4:09 - What is Hebrew Roots?14:33 - Distinguishing Hebrew Roots from Gentiles genuinely led to our community19:10 - Contradictions and Conflicts between Hebrew Roots and Messianic Judaism33:30 - Results of Survey on Hebrew Roots in Messianic Congregations37:18 - "Approximately how often do you notice Hebrew Roots people in your Messianic congregations?"37:50 - "How do you feel about Hebrew Roots?"38:50 - "How does the presence of Hebrew Roots in Messianic congregations affect whether you invite Jewish people to a service or event?"45:02 - "Have you heard Jewish believers of Jewish non-believers comment on the presence of Hebrew Roots in Messianic congregations? If so, what did they say?"47:05 - "What effect does the presence of Hebrew Roots have on your Messianic congregations and the Messianic community in general?"51:50 - "How has the presence of Hebrew Roots in Messianic congregations affected your personal commitment to the Messianic Jewish community?"1:00:29 - How did a supersessionist movement for Gentiles take over an anti-supersessionist community for Jews?1:00:45 - Factor #1 - Hebrew Roots use Messianic Jewish labels and spaces for themselves1:06:43 - Factor #2 - We use Hebrew Roots "Dog Whistles"1:06:53 - Factor #3 - We operate our services in ways compatible with Hebrew Roots1:08:13 - How can we repair the damage?1:08:25 - What is the Messianic Jewish mission and purpose?1:17:10 - How do we protect our mission against the Hebrew Roots threat?1:17:17 - Solution #1 - Implement Guardrails to protect our organizations and spaces1:22:39 - Solution #2 - clear about our view of the Church, Gentiles, and Torah1:23:40 - Solution #3 - Avoid using Hebrew Roots "Dog Whistles"1:27:14 - Solution #4 - Do not invite Hebrew Roots to our spaces1:27:21 - Solution #5 - We need to publicly denounce Hebrew Roots theology1:28:08 - Solution #6 - Make our spaces incompatible with Hebrew Roots / Affirm Gentile identity in our congregations1:35:11 - Solution #7 - Politely ask Hebrew Roots people to leave our congregations and ministry spaces1:35:20 - Resources to help communicate change1:36:09 - 8 Reasons Why Gentiles Matter in God's Kingdom1:38:35 - An Urgent Call to Hebrew Roots Christians1:40:00 - 13 Principles of Ethical Distinction in Messianic Jewish Congregations1:45:59 - Spectrum of Hebrew Roots chart (explained in 'What is Hebrew Roots?' section)1:46:20 - Other helpful resources, listed belowHelpful ResourcesDr. David Rudolph, “One New Man” Article (link)Messianic Jewish Perspectives (check back soon!)- “Are We Fulfilling the Messianic Jewish Vision? Looking to Our Past to Guide Our Future”- “2026 Academic Gathering Statement”Survey Results of “Hebrew Roots in Messianic Judaism” (link) 13 Principles of Ethical Distinction in Messianic Congregations (link) 8 Reasons Why Gentiles Matter (link) Ruben Gomez, “The Hebrew Roots Movement: A Critical Analysis of its Origins, Teachings & Biblical Interpretations” Gateway Center for Israel Articles- One Law (link)- Replacement Theology (link) - Why Christians Get Weird About Jewish Tradition (link)Joel Willitts, "Jewish Fish (ΙΧΘΥΣ) in Post-Supersessionist Water: Messianic Judaism within a Post-Supersessionistic Paradigm" (link) Joseph Culbertson, “Rediscovering My Gentile Roots,” (link) “The Messianic Jew: An Organ of the Jewish Messianic Movement” (link) Check out our video on the opening article! (link)

Discover how the foundational teachings of Deuteronomy continue to speak to believers today. In this episode of the "Christians Follow Torah" series, we begin our journey through the Book of Deuteronomy and examine the core principles of covenant, obedience, faithfulness, and wholehearted devotion to God. Sign up for a Free Ebook! https://itsyahushua.com/2026/06/12/free-ebook/   This is Episode 10 and Part 2 of our Deuteronomy study, where we explore Moses' final instructions to Israel and uncover how these timeless teachings connect directly to the teachings of Yeshua (Jesus) and the life of a disciple today. Deuteronomy serves as a powerful bridge between the Torah and the rest of Scripture. Throughout this study, we highlight key themes that Christians of all backgrounds can appreciate, including loving God with all your heart, remembering His commandments, teaching future generations, and walking faithfully in His ways. Whether you are new to Torah observance, exploring the Hebrew Roots of the faith, or simply seeking a deeper understanding of Scripture, this study will help you see the unity of God's Word from Genesis to Revelation. Grab your Bible, follow along, and let's test everything together in the Word. At Sabbath Lounge, we are dedicated to eating clean, keeping the Feast Days and the Sabbath, following Torah, and helping lead people out of Babylon and back to the instructions of our Creator. In This Episode • Introduction to the Book of Deuteronomy • Moses' final message to Israel • Covenant faithfulness and remembrance • Loving God with all your heart, soul, and strength • The importance of obedience • Teaching God's commands to future generations • Connections between Deuteronomy and the teachings of Yeshua • Why Deuteronomy still matters for believers today

Can you tell me what some of the similarities, but also differences, are, between participating in One Law and/or Hebrew Roots, versus Messianic Judaism? I have noticed that your ministry has integrated itself into Messianic Judaism.

Discover how the foundational teachings of Deuteronomy continue to speak to believers today. In this episode of the "Christians Follow Torah" series, we begin our journey through the Book of Deuteronomy and examine the core principles of covenant, obedience, faithfulness, and wholehearted devotion to God. This is Episode 9 and Part 1 of our Deuteronomy study, where we explore Moses' final instructions to Israel and uncover how these timeless teachings connect directly to the teachings of Yeshua (Jesus) and the life of a disciple today. Deuteronomy serves as a powerful bridge between the Torah and the rest of Scripture. Throughout this study, we highlight key themes that Christians of all backgrounds can appreciate, including loving God with all your heart, remembering His commandments, teaching future generations, and walking faithfully in His ways. Whether you are new to Torah observance, exploring the Hebrew Roots of the faith, or simply seeking a deeper understanding of Scripture, this study will help you see the unity of God's Word from Genesis to Revelation. Grab your Bible, follow along, and let's test everything together in the Word. At Sabbath Lounge, we are dedicated to eating clean, keeping the Feast Days and the Sabbath, following Torah, and helping lead people out of Babylon and back to the instructions of our Creator. In This Episode • Introduction to the Book of Deuteronomy • Moses' final message to Israel • Covenant faithfulness and remembrance • Loving God with all your heart, soul, and strength • The importance of obedience • Teaching God's commands to future generations • Connections between Deuteronomy and the teachings of Yeshua • Why Deuteronomy still matters for believers today

Send us Fan MailAre Christians required to keep the Law of Moses? Is the seventh-day Sabbath still binding under the New Covenant, or was it fulfilled in Christ? In this conversation, host Mike Colburn sits down with Dr. R. L. Solberg, author of Torahism and founder of The Biblical Roots Ministries, to work through the questions his audience asks him about most: the law, the Sabbath, the New Covenant, and what changed when Jesus said, "It is finished."Dr. Solberg has spent years answering the Hebrew Roots, Torah-keeping, and Messianic movements. Those arguments turn out to be the mirror image of what so many of us inherited in Adventism. If you've ever been told that "sin is the transgression of the law," that the Ten Commandments are what's written on our hearts, or that keeping the Sabbath is a test of loyalty to God, this one is for you.#apologetics #sda #theology #hebrewrootsThe Biblical Roots MinistriesOur websiteOur YouTube ChannelProf. Solberg's BlogSupport our Ministry (Thank you!)What if Christmas felt sacred again? Full of Grace and Truth, the new book from award-winning author R. L. Solberg, invites you to rediscover the biblical story at the heart of the season. Available now in paperback and Kindle, with all proceeds supporting The Biblical Roots Ministries. Get your copy today on Amazon.com.

Send us Fan MailA popular claim these days is that God prohibited pork, shellfish, and other animals because they're unhealthy, unclean scavengers, or dangerous for human consumption. But is that actually what the Bible says?In this video, Dr. Solberg examines a viral claim that the dietary laws of Leviticus 11 were given for health reasons and test that idea against Scripture itself. He looks at the biblical meaning of "clean" and "unclean," explores the Hebrew concepts of ritual purity, and examines the reason God explicitly gives for Israel's food laws.Were the dietary restrictions primarily about nutrition? Were they intended for all humanity? Why were Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Noah allowed to eat foods that would later be restricted under the Mosaic Covenant? And what does the Torah itself say about the purpose of these commandments?Rather than relying on modern Hebrew Roots and other Torah-observant movement theories, let's go directly to the biblical text and let Scripture speak for itself.  Topics covered:• Leviticus 11 and the prohibition of pork• The Hebrew words ṭāhôr (clean) and ṭāmēʾ (unclean)• Ritual purity versus health regulations• Why Israel's dietary laws were given• Leviticus 20:25–26 and being "set apart"• Genesis 9 and the pre-Sinai diet• Common misconceptions about biblical food laws• Hebrew Roots claims examined in light of ScriptureThe Biblical Roots MinistriesOur websiteOur YouTube ChannelProf. Solberg's BlogSupport our Ministry (Thank you!)

There is a cult, Wicca, which calls their members Witches. There is a practice of witchcraft, the philosophy of which pervades all false systems of believe, Roman Catholicism, Name it and Claim it gospel, Metaphysics, New Age, Mormonism, Jehovah's Witnesses, Buddhism, Scientology, Hypnotists, Psychologists, Baha'i, Islam, Hebrew Roots, Acupuncture, New Apostolic Reformation, Word-Faith, Seventh-Day Adventist, etc.. All these cults we've covered hold the practices and/or rebellious spirit of witchcraft. All are damned to Hell. Let it be known that the witch has no part in Heaven. If you are a witch, know that now is the day of mercy, if you repent, the blood of the LORD Jesus Christ will save you. Turn now from your wicked ways, for the day of wrath is coming.

There is a cult, Wicca, which calls their members Witches. There is a practice of witchcraft, the philosophy of which pervades all false systems of believe, Roman Catholicism, Name it and Claim it gospel, Metaphysics, New Age, Mormonism, Jehovah's Witnesses, Buddhism, Scientology, Hypnotists, Psychologists, Baha'i, Islam, Hebrew Roots, Acupuncture, New Apostolic Reformation, Word-Faith, Seventh-Day Adventist, etc.. All these cults we've covered hold the practices and/or rebellious spirit of witchcraft. All are damned to Hell. Let it be known that the witch has no part in Heaven. If you are a witch, know that now is the day of mercy, if you repent, the blood of the LORD Jesus Christ will save you. Turn now from your wicked ways, for the day of wrath is coming.

Acts 15 records the Jerusalem Council's ruling on Gentile believers, circumcision, and the Torah. This episode walks through the dispute, James's use of Amos, the four prohibitions, and why “Moses is read every Sabbath” matters for discipleship today. Show Notes:We explore how the apostles affirmed salvation by grace while providing a practical on-ramp to fellowship for Gentiles. Topics: the party of the Pharisees (15:5), Peter's testimony, the Apostolic Decree's four prohibitions, and Acts 15:21 as the roadmap for ongoing instruction and growth. Scripture Highlights (4–6):Acts 15:1–21; Amos 9:11–12 (cited in Acts 15); Genesis 17:10–14; Leviticus 17–18; Matthew 5:17–19; 1 Corinthians 5:8 Takeaway (one sentence):Acts 15 upholds salvation by grace and a Torah-shaped path of discipleship for all believers.

Saturday, 16 May 2026   So Jesus said to them, “Assuredly I say to you, that in the regeneration, when the Son of Man sits on the throne of His glory, you who have followed Me will also sit on twelve thrones, judging the twelve tribes of Israel. Matthew 19:28   “And Jesus, He said to them, ‘Amen! I say to you that you, the ‘having followed Me', in the rebirth, when He shall sit, the Son of Man, upon ‘throne, glory, His', you will sit, also you, upon twelve thrones, judging the twelve tribes – the Israel.'” (CG).   In the previous verse, Peter noted to Jesus that he and the others had left all and followed Him. As such, he asked what they would have. In response, Matthew records, “And Jesus, He said to them, ‘Amen!'”   As usual, when making a solemn proclamation, Jesus begins with “Amen.” His word is to be accepted as an assured truth. Continuing, He says, “I say to you that you, these having followed Me.”   The response is limited to true followers of Jesus. For example, there are many people who claim Jesus at this time. Hebrew Roots, Mormons, and Seventh Day Adventists, all claim to follow Jesus, but their doctrine holds to either a false Jesus (2 Corinthians 11:4), or a false gospel (Galatians 1:6-8). Jesus' words are exclusive of such. He next says, “in the rebirth.”   Two points about this. First, it is a new and rare word, paliggenesia, rebirth. It is from palin, again, and genesis, nativity. As such, it refers to a spiritual rebirth or the messianic restoration. It is only found elsewhere in Titus 3:5 –   “...not by works of righteousness which we have done, but according to His mercy He saved us, through the washing of regeneration [paliggenesia] and renewing of the Holy Spirit.”   The second point is what this is referring to. Some tie the word to the previous clause. Others to the second clause –   “I say to you that you, the ‘having followed Me' in the rebirth...”   “I say to you that you, the ‘having followed Me', in the rebirth, when He shall sit, the Son of Man, upon ‘throne, glory, His'.”   The first option assigns this time as beginning with John the Baptist and continuing through Christ's ministry. The correct option is the latter. After Christ's ministry is complete and the Holy Spirit is poured out, then the rebirth is made possible. Therefore, Jesus' words are referring to what lies ahead in the future “when He shall sit, the Son of Man, upon His throne of glory.”   This then leaves open a couple of interpretations. Is this referring to the millennium or to the eternal state. Isaiah 65:17 speaks of a new heaven and a new earth. Thus, many equate it to what is said in Revelation 21:1, where it appears the same thought is presented.   However, this is incorrect. In Isaiah 65, it continues, referring to death, such as “For the child shall die one hundred years old.” In fact, such thoughts fill Isaiah 65:20-22. But in Revelation 21:4, it goes on to say, “And God will wipe away every tear from their eyes; there shall be no more death, nor sorrow, nor crying. There shall be no more pain, for the former things have passed away.”   This cannot be the same time frame. Rather, it refers to the millennium. At that time, Jesus will sit on the throne of His glory, exactly what was prophesied to Israel in the prophets. This will be literally fulfilled. At that time, when Jesus is received as Israel's promised Messiah, He emphatically declares to His disciples, “also you upon twelve thrones, judging Israel's twelve tribes.”   The twelve disciples, who Jesus designates, will act in leadership roles. The idea of judging is not merely that of a court judging offenses. It is a way of referring to leadership, just as the judges of old served under the Lord. In this case, it will be the Lord incarnate with them serving and judging under Him.   Life application: It cannot be that the millennium will be overlooked. God made promises to Israel that must be fulfilled. To say that Isaiah 65 is to be fulfilled in “spiritual Israel,” supposedly meaning the church, does a complete disservice to the promises made exclusively to Israel. The dispensational model must be worked through for people to fully comprehend man's total dependence on God's grace as given through Jesus Christ.   If the millennium does not occur, there will be a void in this progression and in man's seeing what needs to be seen. And more, contradictions in the text itself are seen, such as noted above. Other glaring and irreconcilable contradictions will also arise.   Jesus does not say that the rebirth is the time of the millennium. He says that the time of the millennium will occur in the time of the rebirth –   NO: “the ‘having followed Me', in the rebirth, He shall sit, the Son of Man.” YES: “the ‘having followed Me', in the rebirth, when He shall sit, the Son of Man.”   Jesus includes the word hotan, when (implying hypothesis or more or less uncertainty). In Titus, Paul has shown that the rebirth is an event that occurs based on our relationship with Jesus. It is a condition that believers now possess.   At some point after the commencement of this event, which has been going on for two thousand years thus far, those in this state will enter the millennium, and Jesus will sit on His throne of glory. This promise is made apart from any notion of the rapture or the tribulation. It is simply a point of fact that will occur.   The rapture was, and remained, an unknown event until it was described by Paul with the words, “Behold, I tell you a mystery” (1 Corinthians 15:51). There is no need to shove either the church age or the rapture into Jesus' words here. They simply do not fit. He is speaking to Israel, under the law, about things promised in the law to Israel. He is further defining those matters at this time.   Lord God, You are ever faithful to Your people. We thank You that it is so. Your faithfulness to Israel means You will be likewise faithful to us. And what an encouragement that is. We fail You often, but because of Jesus, we are secure in You. Hallelujah to You, O God! Amen.

Sunday, 10 May 2026   But when the young man heard that saying, he went away sorrowful, for he had great possessions. Matthew 19:22   “And having heard, the young man, the word, he departed – grieving, for he was ‘having possessions, many'.” (CG)   In the previous verse, Jesus said to the young ruler, “If you desire to be complete, you go, you sell your ‘the possessings,' and you give these to ‘poor', and you will have treasure in heaven. And you, hither! You follow Me.”   That was the final instruction for this young man to enter perpetual life in the manner he requested. Matthew next records, “And having heard, the young man, the word, he departed – grieving.”   It must be remembered that this person was asking how he could merit perpetual life. This is the problem. The young ruler was making the issue about himself and his merit before God. All three synoptic gospels indicate this. Matthew, which is indicative of the other accounts, said, “Teacher, what ‘good' I should do that I may have ‘life perpetual'?”   He was doing this based on the words of the law found in Leviticus 18:5. Jesus' answer was necessary to give as He did because the law was still in full force. It would be inappropriate for Him to say that He could find life some other way at this time.   Therefore, Jesus gave the commandments He wanted the young man to focus on, and then He said to be complete in meeting them, he would need to sell what he possessed, give it to the poor, and he would have treasure in heaven. Then he was to come to Jesus and follow Him.   This is what brought about his grief. He would have to give up everything to attain life, but what a challenge! But this is how the law works. If he couldn't love his neighbor as himself, he proved, by default, that he did not love God above all else.   Because of this, Matthew records, “for he was ‘having possessions, many'.” As the subject and accomplishment were about himself while living under the law, he could not find the spiritual stamina to do it. And indeed, no one could. Approximately fourteen hundred and fifty years of Israel living under the law proved this.   But step back now and look at what he missed by making it about himself. Jesus told him to keep certain commandments. Did Jesus do this? Yes, He fulfilled the law perfectly. But more, before He did that, what did He do? He gave up all of the riches of heaven to accomplish the necessary requirements of the law –   “Let this mind be in you which was also in Christ Jesus, 6 who, being in the form of God, did not consider it robbery to be equal with God, 7 but made Himself of no reputation, taking the form of a bondservant, and coming in the likeness of men. 8 And being found in appearance as a man, He humbled Himself and became obedient to the point of death, even the death of the cross. 9 Therefore God also has highly exalted Him and given Him the name which is above every name, 10 that at the name of Jesus every knee should bow, of those in heaven, and of those on earth, and of those under the earth, 11 and that every tongue should confess that Jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory of God the Father.” Philippians 2:5-11   Jesus gave up everything, giving Himself to the poor people of the world who were stuck under the authority and condemnation of Satan. He did not ask the ruler to do anything He didn't do. Now that Christ has fulfilled the law, the answer to the same question can be answered quite differently –   Q: Teacher, what ‘good' I should do that I may have ‘life perpetual'? A: Trust in the completed work of Jesus Christ, and you will have ‘life perpetual'.   Jesus had not yet completed His mission when the young man came to Him. Therefore, the answer had to be about the law leading to death. Now, with Christ's sacrificial offering that brought the law to an end, there is no law to deal with. Rather, there is Christ's fulfillment of it. Our faith is in what He did, not in what we must do. Our “doing” is His “having done.”   Life application: The general tone of commentaries concerning this passage is essentially that we must do what Jesus instructed this young man. And it is true, if we accept the premise that we are under law, such as the Seventh Day Adventists, Hebrew Roots adherents, etc., claim, then we are obligated to do just what Jesus told him to do.   However, if we accept the premise that Jesus died in fulfillment of the law, we are under no obligation to do those things. They have been done for us. Why would Jesus tell you to do the things of the law that He accomplished, fulfilled, and annulled? That would mean His cross was a pointless gesture.   He wouldn't, and He doesn't. All He asks of the people of the world to do is to trust that His doing was sufficient and that He will be our representative before the Father. So the proposition is laid forth for you. You can go it alone under law, or you can trust Jesus, who accomplished all, all by Himself. Choose wisely. Choose Jesus.   Lord God, it is not easy to set ourselves aside and say, “I will relinquish my very soul into the hands of another.” But when the “other” is You, how easy it suddenly becomes. Thank You, O God, for coming in the form of a bondservant under the law to redeem us to Yourself. What manner of love this is! Hallelujah to You, O God. Amen.

Why would a pastor walk away from the Hebrew Roots movement? In this interview, Pastor Gabe May of Headland Methodist Church shares his personal journey, what drew him into Hebrew Roots, what caused him to question it, and what led him to leave. Along the way, we examine the key biblical arguments for Hebrew Roots and uncover the deeper spiritual roots behind the movement.To support our work in challenging the Hebrew Roots movement, you can visit https://www.twomessianicjews.com/donate1:45 - Pastor Gabe's Christian upbringing  3:52 - What is Hebrew Roots?5:13 - How he got involved in Hebrew Roots9:50 - How Hebrew Roots affected his family 14:15 - What are Hebrew Roots communities  like? 18:00 - Hearing a Messianic Jewish perspective for the first time 23:47 - Why he believed he should be Torah observant  25:37 - Are Christians grafted into Israel? (Romans 11)36:41 - Do Christians become citizens of Israel? (Ephesians 2)41:10 - The Jerusalem Council Explained (Acts 15)43:05 - What about Acts 15:21? 46:26 - What is sinful? 53:12 - The spiritual roots behind Hebrew Roots?  1:11:40 - God's love for Jews and Gentiles 1:13:18 - Hebrew Roots in Messianic Jewish congregations 1:15:13 - Advice for Messianic Jewish  leaders 1:17:12 - Advice for those considering Hebrew Roots1:18:45 - The moment that caused a change 1:20:26 - The way Satan deceives 1:21:16 - Why repentance matters You can also watch on YouTubeFollow us on Social Media: FacebookInstagram

Both Christopher O'Keefe and Dr. Matthew Wiseman came from families whose love of the Scriptures led them to embrace the Hebrew Roots Movement, an expression of Christianity that takes very seriously the commandments of God the Old Testament, and has a unique way of understanding of what Christ meant when He said that He did not come to abolish the law, but fulfill it. They share how this reverence for the Hebrew Scriptures cultivated in them a desire to truly honor history and tradition; but also how their frustration with the way authority functioned in that world led them to go deeper, and brought them to a place they never imagined they'd end up: the Catholic Church. More of Matthew's story  More of Chris's story  More of their conversations together about Messianic Christianity and Catholicism Matthew's book, The Two Jerusalems The Coming Home Network was established to help inquiring clergy and laity of various faiths -- or even no faith at all -- with fellowship, resources, and encouragement as they explore the possibility of becoming Catholic. Find out more about our work: https://www.chnetwork.org Join our FREE Online Community: https://community.chnetwork.org Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CHNetwork Twitter: https://twitter.com/chnetwork Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cominghomenetwork Support our mission: https://www.chnetwork.org/compass

The Last Supper was a Passover meal. Jesus died at the exact hour the Passover lamb was slain. God's timing is perfect—one hour out of 365 days. Every aspect of the feasts of the Lord prophesy Christ. When you're obedient, you will walk in God's blessing.

The Last Supper was a Passover meal. Jesus died at the exact hour the Passover lamb was slain. God's timing is perfect—one hour out of 365 days. Every aspect of the feasts of the Lord prophesy Christ. When you're obedient, you will walk in God's blessing.

The Last Supper was a Passover meal. Jesus died at the exact hour the Passover lamb was slain. God's timing is perfect—one hour out of 365 days. Every aspect of the feasts of the Lord prophesy's Christ. When you're obedient, you will walk in God's blessing.

The Last Supper was a Passover meal. Jesus died at the exact hour the Passover lamb was slain. God's timing is perfect—one hour out of 365 days. Every aspect of the feasts of the Lord prophesy Christ. When you're obedient, you will walk in God's blessing.

Is the name “Jesus” actually a hidden reference to Zeus… or is that just internet mythology gone viral?In this episode, we break down one of the most controversial claims circulating online — that the name of Jesus is pagan in origin and secretly means “Hail Zeus.” But when you actually follow the linguistic, historical, and biblical trail… the narrative starts to collapse.Merchandise: https://freetherabbits.myshopify.comBuy Me A Coffee: DonateFollow: Website | Instagram | X | FacebookWatch: YouTube | RumbleMusic: YouTube | Spotify | Apple MusicFilms: https://merkelfilms.com Email: freetherabbitspodcast@gmail.comDistributed by: merkel.mediaOutro Music:Joel Thomas – Psy-OpYouTube | Spotify | Apple MusicFollow the ShowIf you enjoy deep investigations into biblical mysteries, secret societies, hidden symbolism, conspiracy theories and ancient esoteric traditions, be sure to follow the podcast and share this episode.Topics Discussed In This Episode:Jesus name meaning, Yeshua vs Jesus, Iesous pronunciation, hail Zeus myth, Zeus vs Jesus debate, Greek translation Bible, Constantine Christianity theory, Alexander Hislop Two Babylons, sacred name movement, Hebrew Roots movement, false cognates linguistics, Bible name translation history, Acts 4:12 meaning, Matthew 1:21 explanation, Jesus vs Yahusha debate, origin of Jesus name, Koine Greek New Testament, Septuagint names, Christian apologetics, viral conspiracy breakdown

Wednesday, 18 March 2026   Therefore whoever humbles himself as this little child is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven. Matthew 18:4   “Accordingly, whoever, he should humble himself as this child, he, he is the greatest in the kingdom of the heavens” (CG).   In the previous verse, Jesus emphatically told His apostles that unless they turned and became as the children, they would in no manner enter the kingdom of the heavens.   As He has set this forth as an adamant assertion, He can now answer their self-serving question about who the greatest in the kingdom of the heavens is. He does this, beginning with, “Accordingly, whoever, he should humble himself as this child.”   A new word is seen, tapeinoó, to make low or to humble. HELP Word Studies says, “With the believer, ...tapeinóō (‘show humility, true lowliness') happens by being fully dependent on the Lord – dismissing reliance upon self (self-government) and emptying carnal ego. This exalts the Lord as our all-in-all and prompts the gift of His fullness in us.”   One can see in this explanation exactly why people like the Pharisee in the parable of Luke 18:9-14 are such a stench in God's nose. There is no humility. Instead, he is confident that he has pleased God so much with his presence that God must just stand in awe of him.   It is why Paul speaks so vehemently against law observance. The law brings about feelings of oneself earning what is impossible to earn. No person can merit grace, and he can never earn salvation. It is a gift. The law and God's plan of salvation found in Jesus Christ are diametrically opposed to one another.   Understanding this, Jesus continues, emphatically stating, “he, he is the greatest in the kingdom of the heavens.”   The person who understands he has no merit at all before God but who accepts that what God has done is sufficient for his salvation is accepted by God. The person who has this sense of humility in the greatest measure is, therefore, the greatest in the kingdom of the heavens.   Paul explains this, using himself as an example –   “But what things were gain to me, these I have counted loss for Christ. 8 Yet indeed I also count all things loss for the excellence of the knowledge of Christ Jesus my Lord, for whom I have suffered the loss of all things, and count them as rubbish, that I may gain Christ 9 and be found in Him, not having my own righteousness, which is from the law, but that which is through faith in Christ, the righteousness which is from God by faith; 10 that I may know Him and the power of His resurrection, and the fellowship of His sufferings, being conformed to His death, 11 if, by any means, I may attain to the resurrection from the dead.” Philippians 3:7-11   Life application: Think it through. There is no personal merit in salvation. Based on that, what is happening in the following propositions–   Law says you must do certain things to be right with God. Preachers tell you that you need to tithe, a principle of the Law of Moses, to be pleasing to God. Hebrew Roots says you must observe the Sabbath. Seventh-Day Adventists impose dietary restrictions. Reformed theology says you must have works to prove your salvation. Roman Catholicism says, “If any one saith, that justifying faith is nothing else but confidence in the divine mercy which remits sins for Christ's sake; or, that this confidence alone is that whereby we are justified; let him be anathema.”   We could go on and on with such examples of false and heretical teachings. The theological box of salvation says that we are saved by faith alone through the work of Jesus Christ. To add anything to that, before or after salvation, as a condition for being saved or continuing to be saved, is to deny the all-sufficiency of what Jesus Christ did.   Don't be caught in this trap. You don't owe anyone anything in this life as a means of obtaining salvation or as proof of being saved. All you need to do is to trust God through acceptance of the gospel: “that Christ died for our sins according to the Scriptures, 4 and that He was buried, and that He rose again the third day according to the Scriptures” (1 Corinthians 15:3, 4).   Don't mar the gospel. Hold fast to the truth of God in Christ. After you believe, then do what is right according to Scripture to be pleasing to God, not for keeping your salvation, but in gratitude to God who saved you.   Lord God, thank You that Jesus Christ our Lord has done everything necessary to restore us to You. May we never place ourselves into the salvation equation except as grateful recipients of Your tender mercies by believing the gospel. Amen.

In this episode of G220 Radio, we examine the core teachings of the Hebrew Roots Movement in light of the gospel of Scripture. Many claim salvation comes through faith in Jesus plus obedience to the Torah—but does the Bible teach that? Join us as we walk through key passages from Romans, Galatians, Colossians, and Hebrews to answer the central question: Is the gospel Christ alone, or Christ plus something else? We'll explore the role of the Law, the Sabbath and feast days, the New Covenant, and where true assurance is found. This episode will highlight the essential differences between a law-centered system and the gospel of grace, showing how the shadows of the Old Covenant are fulfilled in the person and work of Jesus Christ. Our goal is not just to critique ideas, but to point listeners back to the sufficiency of Christ and the freedom found in the finished work of the cross. Key themes in this episode: •Faith alone vs. faith plus Torah •The Law fulfilled in Christ •Sabbath and feast days as shadows •Food laws and Christian liberty •Spiritual identity in Christ •The superiority of the New Covenant •Assurance rooted in Christ's finished work If you've encountered Hebrew Roots teachings—or simply want a deeper understanding of the gospel—this conversation will help you see why Scripture consistently points to Christ alone as our righteousness, hope, and salvation.

We discuss the beauty and significance of Gentile identity in God's kingdom. When replacement theology and Hebrew Roots teachings are followed, we lose sight of God's design for His kingdom to be Israel and all the nations of the earth worshiping together. Check out this video to see all 8 reasons of the G.O.O.D. N.E.W.S. of Gentile identity.You can also watch on our ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠YouTube channel⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠  Follow us on Social Media:     ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠

Two Messianic Jews YouTube Channel "What is a Messianic Gentile?" (Click here) "Christians are Correcting Replacement Theology: Hebrew Roots" (Click here) "8 Reasons Why Gentiles Matter" (Click here)  Two Messianic Jews can be found on any major podcast platform. Other helpful resources: Dr. David Rudolph, "One New Man, Hebrew Roots, Replacement Theology" (Click here) Joseph Culbertson, "Rediscovering My Gentile Roots," Kesher Journal (Click here) Ruben Gomez, The Hebrew Roots Movement: A Critical Analysis of its Origins, Teachings & Biblical Interpretations (Click here)

2 Cor 11:14 “…And no wonder! For Satan himself transforms himself into an angel of light.” PART 1 (LISTEN TO THE ENTIRE MESSAGE HERE).  Satan transforms himself into an angel of light? Did Paul mean this litterally or figuratively. What is Paul talking about here? 1 and 2 Corinthians are letters from Paul to the Church in Corinth. Sadly we only have one side of this conversation, but it is clear that Paul's epistles address known issues within the churches they are written to. I don't believe these 3 verses are aligorical or figurative in nature. I believe these verses may be quite literal including verse 14. with regard to Satan transforming himself into an angel of light. In today's message I am going to give you evidence as to why I believe this is so and why Paul may have even been referring to teachers and “apostles” from or at least connected with the Qumran community as being false teachers and false apostles who were bringing a false message and a false messiah or false Jesus whom Paul (and the other true apostles) did not preach. Then toward the end of this message we will look at examples of where and why I believe this is happening again today especially (and quite sadly) among (SOME OF ) those describing themselves as Torah observant, Hebrew Roots, etc communities which are increasingly endorsing the teachings of the so-called obscure Essenes sect of Judaism and promoting extra biblical writings contained within the corpus of DSS attributed to them and the inhabitants of Qumran. Did the Essenes and/or the inhabitants of Qumran commune with and/or seek out conversations and wisdom from angels. Lets see what some of the extra biblical writings found in the dead sea scrolls say about this.

Send a textAre Messianic Judaism and Hebrew Roots the same thing? What about Torah-observant Christians, Torah-keeping believers, or the broader “Hebraic Roots” movement?In this video, we carefully compare Messianic Judaism and Hebrew Roots, while also addressing the other labels people often hear. Where do these movements overlap? Where do they differ—especially regarding the Torah, the New Covenant, and the person and work of Jesus?If you've been confused by the terminology or unsure how to think biblically about these growing movements, this episode will help you sort it out with clarity and grace.Links Mentioned in the EpisodeUnion of Messianic Jewish CongregationsMessianic Jewish Alliance of AmericaIAMCS (International Alliance of Messianic Congregations & Synagogues)Jews for JesusChosen People MinistriesOne for IsraelFirst Fruits of Zion: A Biblical Examination (Video) Interviews on our YouTube ChannelThe Biblical Roots MinistriesOur websiteOur YouTube ChannelProf. Solberg's BlogSupport our Ministry (Thank you!)Chapters00:00 Intro06:00 Messianic Judaism09:35 Hebrew Roots12:41 On the Essentials25:13 Wrap it up, SolbergWhat if Christmas felt sacred again? Full of Grace and Truth, the new book from award-winning author R. L. Solberg, invites you to rediscover the biblical story at the heart of the season. Available now in paperback and Kindle, with all proceeds supporting The Biblical Roots Ministries. Get your copy today on Amazon.com.

Exploring the intrinsic connection between the Old and New Testaments through their shared Hebrew language and culture clarifies many untranslated words and idioms, even revealing potential misinterpretations in parables. 

Tonight we cover part of 5 of the recent file dump as analyzers sift through the new information trove and open up the calls for those who disagree or have question. Send Superchats at any time here: https://streamlabs.com/jaydyer/tip Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnt7Iy8GlmdPwy_Tzyx93bA/join Order New Book Available here: https://jaysanalysis.com/product/esoteric-hollywood-3-sex-cults-apocalypse-in-films/ Get started with Bitcoin here: https://www.swanbitcoin.com/jaydyer/ The New Philosophy Course is here: https://marketplace.autonomyagora.com/philosophy101 Set up recurring Choq subscription with the discount code JAY60LIFE for 60% off now https://choq.com Subscribe to my site here: https://jaysanalysis.com/membership-account/membership-levels/ Follow me on R0kfin here: https://rokfin.com/jaydyer Music by Dr Evo the Producer, Jay Dyer and Amid the Ruins 1453 https://www.youtube.com/@amidtheruinsOVERHAUL Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnt7Iy8GlmdPwy_Tzyx93bA/join #entertainment #podcast #comedyBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/jay-sanalysis--1423846/support.

Tonight we cover part of 5 of the recent file dump as analyzers sift through the new information trove and open up the calls for those who disagree or have question. Send Superchats at any time here: https://streamlabs.com/jaydyer/tip Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnt7Iy8GlmdPwy_Tzyx93bA/join Order New Book Available here: https://jaysanalysis.com/product/esoteric-hollywood-3-sex-cults-apocalypse-in-films/ Get started with Bitcoin here: https://www.swanbitcoin.com/jaydyer/ The New Philosophy Course is here: https://marketplace.autonomyagora.com/philosophy101 Set up recurring Choq subscription with the discount code JAY60LIFE for 60% off now https://choq.com Subscribe to my site here: https://jaysanalysis.com/membership-account/membership-levels/ Follow me on R0kfin here: https://rokfin.com/jaydyer Music by Dr Evo the Producer, Jay Dyer and Amid the Ruins 1453 https://www.youtube.com/@amidtheruinsOVERHAUL Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnt7Iy8GlmdPwy_Tzyx93bA/join #entertainment #podcast #comedyBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/jay-sanalysis--1423846/support.

Does the Hebraic Roots movement mislead believers? In this video, we discuss how devotion can be misguided, especially concerning messianic Judaism and the law, often leading to false teachings. This bible teaching aims to provide clarity on matters of faith within Christianity, urging discernment for all believers in their theology.

In this episode, the fellas discuss the hebrew roots movement.

Send us a textWhat begins as a sincere desire to understand the Jewish roots of the Christian faith can, in some cases, drift into something far more complicated. In this video, we explore the progression many believers experience as curiosity about the Torah slowly shifts from healthy study to imposed obligation. By tracing common stages within Torahism (aka Hebrew Roots Movement, Torah-keeping, Torah-observant Christianity) we examine why this trajectory can lead to confusion, division, and a displacement of the gospel. The video also offers practical guidance for thoughtfully and graciously engaging friends or family members who have embraced Torah observance, with an emphasis on patience, discernment, and keeping Christ at the center.Read the article: From Curiosity to Captivity: The Journey into Torah-Observant ChristianityThe Biblical Roots MinistriesOur websiteOur YouTube ChannelProf. Solberg's BlogSupport our Ministry (Thank you!)Chapters00:00 Intro3:34 The 5 Stage of Torahism12:07 Addressing Torah Keepers

From Gaza to Syria, Iran to the Temple Mount, what's really unfolding in the Middle East? This Q&A addresses your most pressing questions about the Hebrew Roots movement, the future of Israel, the role of the Druze people, the potential of a Palestinian state, and the relevance of biblical prophecy today.Join us for a clear, biblically grounded conversation about the geopolitical shifts shaping our world and what the Bible says comes next.Connect with us on social:Telegram: @beholdisraelchannelInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/amir.tsarfati/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/beholdisrael/X: https://x.com/beholdisraelYouTube: https://youtube.com/@beholdisrael

It's Witness Wednesday! A sharp history student, Cole, wrestles with the resurrection, truth, and his own conscience—then a Hebrew Roots believer named Carlos questions Easter, church tradition, and the name “Jesus.” Segment 1 • A thoughtful agnostic history major explores the reliability of Scripture and the resurrection. • Todd walks him through manuscript evidence and eyewitness testimony. • Can Christianity stand the test of history? Segment 2 • The conversation turns from intellect to conscience—lying, lust, blasphemy, and guilt before God. • Justice and mercy collide at the cross as Todd explains how forgiveness is possible. • Will Cole see his need for grace? Segment 3 • The tension rises: evidence vs. surrender. • Todd reminds Cole that the Christian faith is intellectual, but it's not JUST intellectual. • Todd urges Cole to respond before it's too late. Segment 4 • A self-described believer rejects “Easter,” insists on “Yeshua,” and blends Hebrew roots with Christian faith. • Todd probes what's behind the name debate and where saving faith truly rests. • Can focusing on details make us miss the gospel itself? ___ Thanks for listening! Wretched Radio would not be possible without the financial support of our Gospel Partners. If you would like to support Wretched Radio we would be extremely grateful. VISIT https://fortisinstitute.org/donate/ If you are already a Gospel Partner we couldn't be more thankful for you if we tried!

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