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For centuries, Paul has been misunderstood as a man who rejected Judaism to start a new religion. But was that really his message? In this episode, we explore Paul’s true identity as a faithful Jew who followed Yeshua (Jesus) not in spite of his Jewish faith, but because of it.

Join us as we uncover the historical, cultural, and scriptural context that reveals how Paul’s writings uphold the Torah’s purpose and the covenant promises of Israel. This conversation invites both Jews and Christians to reconsider what it truly means to follow the Jewish Messiah—and how faith in Him unites, rather than divides.

If you’ve ever wondered why Christians claim a Jewish Messiah but often seem disconnected from Judaism, this episode bridges that gap.

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Why do some followers of Yeshua (Jesus) celebrate God’s appointed feasts while others don’t? In this episode, we unpack the heart behind keeping the biblical feasts—not as a means of salvation, but as a response of love and identity. Discover how grace and Torah work together, why these celebrations still matter, and why honoring God’s commands isn’t about religious coercion but personal devotion.

If you’ve ever wondered why Christians claim a Jewish Messiah but ignore His Jewish practices, this conversation bridges that gap with humility, Scripture, and historical context.

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In this episode, we take a scholarly deep dive into 1 Thessalonians — exploring the who, where, when, and why behind the letter. We begin with the authorship question: what evidence supports Paul (or a Pauline circle) as the writer? Next, we examine the place of composition (was it Corinth, Athens, or elsewhere?) and the historical and cultural context of the Thessalonian church. Finally, we consider the purpose and themes of the letter: eschatology, encouragement, and living hope in a persecuted community. Whether you’re a theology student, a Bible study leader, or simply curious about the New Testament’s backdrop, this episode gives you a solid grounding in the foundations of 1 Thessalonians.