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The Ancient Way
by Jon Horton & James Picou
Welcome to the Ancient Way Podcast, where Jon & Jim explore what it looks like to live as a Gentile following a Jewish Messiah. Follow along as we discuss our experiences stumbling into keeping the sabbath and other biblical feasts.
Episodes
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Should Christians Celebrate Passover? — Episode 23
Christians celebrate communion often, but did you know it’s directly connected to the Jewish festival of Passover? When Jesus said “Do this in remembrance of me,” it was part of a Passover Seder meal that He was having with His Jewish disciples. What should followers of Jesus do with this…
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The Prophetic Future of Sukkot — Episode 22
In this conversation, Jon and Jim explore the significance of Sukkot, the Jewish Feast of Tabernacles, and its relevance to both Jews and Gentiles. They discuss how Sukkot serves as a reminder of God's provision during wilderness experiences, the rituals associated with the feast, and how Jesus...
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Sukkot: the Feast of Tabernacles — Episode 21
In this episode, Jon and Jim explore the significance of Sukkot, the Feast of Tabernacles, as the culmination of the Fall Feasts in Israel. They discuss the joy and community associated with the celebration, the importance of remembering God's faithfulness during wilderness seasons, and the...
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Episode 20: Yom Kippur & The Day of Atonement
In this conversation, Jim and Jon discuss how they celebrate Yom Kippur as Gentile believers in Jesus. They reflect on the significance of Yom Kippur as a day of atonement and how it points to the ultimate sacrifice of Jesus. They emphasize the importance of acknowledging their sin and relying on...
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Episode 19: Tashlich, The Feast of Trumpets, and the Four New Years
What is the ceremony of Tashlich, often celebrated during Rosh Hashanah? Tashlich comes from a Hebrew word (תשליך) that means: “You will cast.” We think about all the times that we're like an archer aiming an arrow, but missing the mark, missing the way. And as part of this beautiful ceremony, we...
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Episode 18: The Feast of Trumpets and the 3 types of shofar blasts
Summary In this episode, Jon and Jim discuss the significance of the shofar blasts during the Feast of Trumpets. They explore the three types of blasts: tekiah, shevarim, and teruah. The tekiah blast is a long straight blast that signifies the coronation of a king. The shevarim blast is a series…
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Episode 17: Rosh Hashanah / Yom Teruah: An Overview of the Feast of Trumpets
Summary Summary In this episode, Jon and Jim discuss the significance of Rosh Hashanah, also known as the Feast of Trumpets. They emphasize the importance of remembering God's faithfulness and approaching this season with intentionality and repentance. They also highlight the connection between...
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Episode 16: Shavuot (Pentecost) & The Gift of the Spirit
Summary In this conversation, Jon and Jim discuss the significance of the Feast of Shavuot and its connection to Pentecost. They explore how the giving of the Spirit during Shavuot/Pentecost is a monumental event that signifies a new way for God's presence to dwell within believers. They…
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Episode 15: Shavuot — Ruth & the Redemption of the Gentiles
Summary Today we discuss the story of Ruth, traditionally read during the Jewish festival of Shavuot and its connection to the redemption of the Gentiles. We explore how Ruth, a Moabite woman, chose to forsake her old ways and embrace the God of Israel, ultimately becoming part of the lineage of...
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Episode 14: The Feast of Shavuot (Pentecost)
Summary In this episode, Jon and Jim discuss the significance of Shavuot, also known as Pentecost, and its connection to the biblical spring feasts. They explore the traditional Jewish observance of Shavuot, including the reading of the Torah, the story of Ruth, and the consumption of dairy...
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Episode 13: Easter, Ishtar, and the Feast of Firstfruits
Summary In this episode, Jon and Jim discuss the difference between the Feast of First Fruits and Easter. They explore the pagan origins of Easter and how the Roman Catholic Church adapted pagan practices to create Easter as it is celebrated today. Jim shares his personal convictions and why he...
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Episode 12: The Feast of Firstfruits
Summary In this conversation, Jon and Jim discuss the Feast of First Fruits and its significance. They explore the connection between the feast and the resurrection of Jesus as the firstfruits among the dead. They emphasize that the feast is not just for the Jewish people but is a celebration of...
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Episode 11: The Feast of Unleavened Bread
Summary In this conversation, Jon and James discuss the Feast of Unleavened Bread, which is the second of the seven feasts of Adonai. They explore the significance of the Hebrew word 'moed' (feast) and how these feasts are important to God. They also discuss the parallel between the Jewish and...
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Episode 10: The Passover Seder: Bitter Herbs, Matzah, and the Passover Lamb
Summary In this episode, Jon and James continue their conversation on the feast of Passover. They discuss the significance of the bitter herbs, such as parsley and horseradish, which represent the bitterness of the Israelites' slavery in Egypt. They also explore the meaning of matzah, the...
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Episode 9: The Significance of the Passover Seder and the Four Cups
Summary In this episode, Jon and James continue their conversation on Passover and the significance of the Passover Seder. They discuss the four cups of the Seder meal, which represent different promises of God to the Israelite people. The first cup is the cup of sanctification, symbolizing being...
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Episode 8: The Feast of Passover . . . for Christians?
Summary In this conversation, Jon and James discuss the significance of the Feast of Passover for Gentile believers. They explore the context of Passover, including the story of Moses and the Israelites' deliverance from Egypt. They emphasize the importance of embracing God's feasts and…
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Episode 7: Messianic Kiddush Prayers for the Sabbath
Summary In this conversation, Jon and Jim discuss the practice of Kiddush and the blessings and prayers that accompany the ushering in of the Sabbath. They explore different approaches to Sabbath observance and the significance of rest. They also delve into the meaning of Kiddush and its…
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Episode 6: How do you create rhythms that help your children love God?
Summary In this episode, Jon and James discuss the the importance of creating rituals and rhythms for children to love God. They also explore the concept of Sabbath and its clash with Western culture, as well as the Jewish lifestyle and the biblical feasts. The conversation highlights the need…
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Episode 5: Different views on what time Sabbath starts
Summary In this episode, Jon and James continue their discussion on the Sabbath. They explore the challenges of determining the start and end times of the Sabbath, especially in different locations and seasons. They discuss the importance of finding a practical and meaningful Sabbath start time...
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Episode 4: What should you do or not do on the Sabbath?
Chapters 00:00 Introduction 01:19 Exploring the Sabbath 07:19 What to Do or Not Do on the Sabbath 13:01 The Importance of Family and Community 19:05 Preparing for the Sabbath 22:07 Home Church and Sabbath 27:33 Inviting Questions 29:03 Sabbath on Saturday or Sunday 36:10 Respecting Different...
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Episode 3: What does the Sabbath look like for us?
Summary In this conversation, Jon and James discuss their experiences and practices of keeping the Sabbath. They explore the practical aspects of Sabbath, such as starting at sundown and planning meals ahead of time. They emphasize the importance of finding pleasure and rest in Sabbath, rather…
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Episode 2: What does the Bible say about the Sabbath?
Is the seventh day a command we tolerate or gift of rest? What does the Bible actually say about the Sabbath? In this conversation, Jon and Jim discuss why the Sabbath is important, highlight what the Bible says, as well as discuss with their personal experiences as gentile followers of Yeshua...
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Episode 1: Introductions
Chapters 00:00 - Introduction and Purpose 01:28 - Uncovering Ancient Practices 02:26 - Inviting Listeners into the Conversation 03:09 - Background and Intentions 04:53 - Act of Kindness and Sharing Experiences 06:05 - James' Background: Raised Roman Catholic 07:37 - Transition to Assemblies of…
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Welcome to the Ancient Way Podcast, where Jon & Jim explore what it looks like to live as a Gentile following a Jewish Messiah. Follow along as we discuss our experiences stumbling into keeping the sabbath and other biblical feasts.
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