Jesus John the Baptist and Luke Acts heavily emphasize the Baptism with the Holy Spirit It appears at the beginning of Church history Acts continues throughout Luke's record of the church's first thirty years and was valued and ministered by the apostle Paul Yet strangely many evangelical and liturgical Protestant organizations ignore or oppose the experience Greg uses scripture to establish the fact that both Father and Son promised true believers could and should receive the fullness of the Holy Spirit The artesian well Gihon or gusher of the Spirit's living water John - Or the rivers of living water [... more]

The Feast of Tabernacles, also known as Sukkot, commemorates God's nearness and desire for a relationship with humanity. It foreshadows the Holy Spirit's indwelling presence in believers, providing an endless resource for living water. God's ultimate ambition is to shelter us with His presence, and He desires our gratitude and worship. By being intentional about gratitude and appointed times of thanksgiving, we can deepen our relationship with God and experience His goodness. [... more]

The death of Hamas leader Sinwar is confirmed, and Israel's efforts to decimate Hamas and its influence in Gaza are discussed. The podcast also explores the differences between Judeo-Christian values and Sharia law, and the implications of radical Islam on the Middle East. [... more]

The biblical calendar holds significance for Jewish people, with Sukkot being a major holy day. The term 'Hebrew' is often misunderstood, but according to the Tanakh, it refers specifically to the Israelites, descendants of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. Jesus Christ's teachings and sacrifice are seen as fulfilling the law and bringing a new level of understanding and meaning to the Old Testament. [... more]

The festival of Sukkot is a time of celebration in Jewish tradition, but its origins and meaning are rooted in the Torah calendar and the giving of the Torah. Meanwhile, public figures like Kanye West and Margaret Sanger's legacy are sparking controversy and debate, while Rabbi Tovia Singer's counter-missionary tactics are being challenged by Dr. Michael Brown. [... more]

The Jewish New Year, also known as Rosh Hashanah, marks the beginning of a period of repentance and introspection, followed by the celebration of Sukkot and the Day of Atonement, Yom Kippur. [... more]

The hosts of the Christian Car Guys show explore the theme of thirst and its connection to faith, using the story of the woman at the well and the biblical feast of Sukkot as examples. They discuss how God can use difficult experiences to make us thirsty for a deeper relationship with Him, and how this can lead to a more fulfilling life. [... more]

Let us give thanks to the Lord Nikita and Robby Dilmore take you back into Thanksgiving history - from the first Thanksgiving in the Colonies to the inception of the celebration as a national holiday during the Civil War and into their own Thanksgiving traditions [... more]

Dr. Michael Brown shares his experiences interacting with traditional Jewish rabbis, discussing Messianic prophecy, and emphasizing the importance of Israel's salvation. He also addresses the misconception that dressing up as a Jew will lead to salvation and highlights the differences between Christianity and Judaism. [... more]

American Jews' overwhelming support for the Democratic Party remains a puzzling phenomenon, with some attributing it to a prophetic ethic that leans left, while others point to the uniqueness of the American context, which resonates with Jewish values of equality and participation. [... more]

God's intention was for the whole nation of Israel to be priests, but they backed away from His presence and went into idolatry. The tribe of Levi was chosen to be God's priests and mediators. The Feast of Tabernacles, also known as Sukkot, is a high holy time when the heavens are open, and the Spirit of God is especially powerful amongst us. [... more]

On this Thoroughly Jewish Thursday, Dr. Michael Brown discusses the Festival of Tabernacles, the presidential election debate, and the importance of Israel and Jerusalem. He also answers questions on Jewish customs, the Hebrew Bible, and Messianic Judaism, and addresses concerns about UNESCO's resolution on the Temple Mount and voter fraud in the US election. [... more]