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The episode focuses on the counting of the Omer and the exploration of Psalm 111:1-10. It delves into the purpose of congregational meetings and emphasizes the significance of the Torah and God's sovereignty in inspiring praise and thanksgiving.

The episode explores the counting of the Omer and delves into Psalm 20:1-9, emphasizing trust and confidence in God, His protection and support, the fulfillment of requests, and putting trust in God. The reading for day 33 of the Counting of the Omer concludes with a blessing for the listeners.TakeawaysTrust and confidence in GodGod's protection and supportFulfillment of requestsPutting trust in God

The episode delves into the counting of the Omer and an exploration of Psalm 103:12-22. It discusses the themes of compassion, mercy, and the eternal removal of sin, emphasizing the importance of blessing the Lord and remembering His benefits.TakeawaysCompassion and mercy of the LordBlessing the Lord and remembering His benefits

In this episode, Pastor Bruce continues the counting of the Omer and focuses on Psalm 103:1-11. He emphasizes the importance of reviving the spirit through praise and remembrance, as well as the benefits of walking with the Lord.TakeawaysReviving the spirit through praise and remembranceThe benefits of walking with the Lord

The reading of Psalm 99 is explored, highlighting the exaltation and worship of Adonai, as well as God's responses to his people in five ways.TakeawaysAdonai is kingGod responds to his people in five ways

The episode focuses on the Count Through the Omer, with a specific emphasis on Psalm 67 and the power of obedience as the foundation of true evangelism.TakeawaysPsalm 67 is recited every night during the counting of the OmerObedience is the foundation of true evangelism

The episode covers the Counting of the Omer, focusing on Psalm 96, 1 through 13. It emphasizes the greatness of the Lord and the significance of the last days and the return of the Lord.TakeawaysThe significance of Psalm 96 in the Counting of the OmerThe anticipation of the last days and the return of the Lord

The conversation delves into the book of Sh'mot (Exodus) and explores the wisdom revealed in the presence of the Holy God. It emphasizes the importance of approaching God with reverence and humility, the beginning of biblical wisdom, God's wise power and the 10 plagues, and the significance of intimate communication with God as a source of wisdom.TakeawaysApproach God with reverence and humilityWisdom flows from intimate communication with God

In this episode, Pastor Bruce continues with the counting of the Omer, focusing on Psalm 95 verses one through 11. He emphasizes the admonitions for worship and provides reasons for worship, highlighting the importance of praising and bowing down before the Lord.TakeawaysAdmonitions for worshipReasons for worship

The episode focuses on the counting of the Omer and the reading of Psalm 63:1-11. It explores David's example in the wilderness and emphasizes the longing for God's loving kindness as a key theme.TakeawaysPersonalized relationship with GodLonging for God's loving kindness

The episode explores Psalm 15 and its practical guidelines for living a blameless life. It delves into the question of progression from temporary abiding to permanent dwelling in the presence of the Lord, and discusses the 12 characteristics outlined in the psalm.TakeawaysPsalm 15 provides a practical guideline for living a blameless life.The psalmist poses the question of who can progress from temporarily abiding to permanently dwelling in the presence of the Lord.

The conversation explores the interpretation of Psalm 1:1-6, providing insights into the guide to life, character types, sinful behavior, the progressive nature of sin and righteousness, and the divine prosperity of the righteous.TakeawaysPsalm 1 provides a guide to life, emphasizing the avoidance of negative influences and the adoption of Torah study as a main goal.Sin is progressive in nature, and the righteous person delights in Torah study, leading to divine prosperity.

In this episode, Pastor Bruce discusses the significance of counting the Omer and delves into Psalm 23:1-6. He explores Philip Keller's interpretation of Psalm 23, the portrayal of Yeshua as the Good Shepherd, and the perfect attributes of the Shepherd. The episode concludes with a focus on the importance of personalizing our relationship with Yeshua and entering into the abundance of life prepared for his followers.TakeawaysPersonalizing our relationship with YeshuaThe abundance of life that the shepherd has prepared for those who follow him

The episode delves into the urgent call to pursue God's wisdom, emphasizing the active response required to attain it. It then explores the intense and passionate pursuit of wisdom, highlighting the value and rewards of such an endeavor. Finally, it discusses the concept of flipping priorities, treating wisdom as the ultimate treasure hunt, and the invaluable benefits it brings. The key takeaways include the pursuit of God's wisdom and the analogy of a treasure hunt for wisdom.TakeawaysPursuit of God's wisdomTreasure hunt for wisdom

The episode explores the significance of day 22 of the 50-day count of the Omer, focusing on the Tov, the power of the cross, and the sovereignty of God. It delves into the Hebrew perspective and the cyclical nature of Hebrew thinking, emphasizing the importance of seeking the Lord and the role of Yeshua as the shepherd.TakeawaysThe Tov represents the power of the cross and symbolizes the beginning and the end.Understanding the sovereignty of God is foundational to seeking the Lord and finding deliverance.

The episode delves into the significance of the Hebrew letter Shin and its symbolism, the meaning and implications of the word 'Shalom', and the use of the number seven in Psalm 119:164. It also explores the connection between hope in God and doing what is right in times of trouble.TakeawaysThe significance of the Hebrew letter ShinThe meaning and implications of the word 'Shalom'

The episode delves into the significance of counting the Omer and opens with a prayer. It then explores the letter Resh and its meaning, highlighting the balance between human reasoning and spiritual obedience. Finally, it emphasizes the eternal truth of God's word and its enduring nature.TakeawaysBalance between human reasoning and spiritual obedienceThe truth of God's word is eternal

The episode explores Psalm 119, verses 145-152, focusing on the themes of wholehearted prayer, understanding the letter Kof, heart cry in prayer, and an outline for prayer. Pastor Bruce emphasizes the essence of prayer, the significance of being heard, and the importance of following a wise prayer outline.TakeawaysWholehearted prayer is the essence of prayerPrayer should include a heart cry, a desire to be heard, and a wise prayer outline

The episode explores the significance of day 18 of the counting of the Omer, delving into the letter Sadiq, the concept of hunting for righteousness, purity through God's word, and concludes with a blessing and graciousness.TakeawaysDay 18 of the counting of the OmerThe inseparability of God and His word

The episode explores the significance of day 18 of the counting of the Omer, delving into the letter Tzadiq, the concept of hunting for righteousness, and the idea of purity through God's word. It concludes with a blessing and graciousness.TakeawaysDay 18 of the counting of the OmerThe inseparability of God and His word

The conversation delves into the concept of the Ain as the window of the soul, emphasizing the significance of the eye in biblical teachings. It then explores the importance of fixing our eyes on Yeshua and the requirement of doing good, doing justice, loving kindness, and walking humbly with God. The misconception of salvation and its temporal significance is also addressed.TakeawaysThe eye as the window to the soulFixing our eyes on YeshuaUnderstanding the requirement of doing good

In this episode, Pastor Bruce reads from the Elmer Count, day 15, and discusses the themes of double-mindedness, the Torah as a shield of protection, the importance of fellowship with believers, and placing hope in the Lord.TakeawaysDouble-mindedness and skepticism in faithThe importance of placing hope in the Lord rather than in circumstances or outcomes

The episode delves into the significance of the illuminating word, the importance of commitment and action, the concept of freewill offerings, the necessity of consulting the Torah, and the victorious journey through the use of God's word as a lamp. It emphasizes the impact of the word on decision-making and the establishment of a permanent heritage.TakeawaysThe word illuminates and guides our pathConsulting the Torah is essential for decision-making

The conversation explores the concept of wisdom through the lens of the gospel, highlighting Yeshua as the embodiment of divine wisdom and the ultimate demonstration of God's wisdom to save sinners. It emphasizes the practical application of gospel wisdom in real-life decisions and challenges, encouraging listeners to seek the Lord's wisdom in their daily lives.TakeawaysGospel-centered wisdomDivine redemptive wisdom

The episode explores the significance of meditation on the Scriptures, emphasizing the power of reflection and contemplation for personal advancement and discipline of obedience. It delves into the transformative impact of meditating on God's word and the resulting growth in understanding and obedience.TakeawaysMeditation on the ScripturesAdvancement through Reflection and Contemplation

The conversation delves into the 50-Day Omer, exploring Psalm 119:89-96 and the significance of the letter Lamed as the King of Kings. It emphasizes the eternal nature of God's word and faithfulness, the boundless power of His commandments, and the hope and life found in His faithfulness and word.TakeawaysEternal nature of God's word and faithfulnessThe boundless power and authority of God's commandments

The conversation explores the themes of perseverance through faith and finding hope in desperation. It delves into the significance of counting on Day 11, the agonizing scenario of feeling alone, employing advice and counsel for hope, and completing the cycle of maturity in Messiah.TakeawaysPerseverance through faithFinding hope in desperation

In this episode, Pastor Bruce explores the significance of the Yud in Hebrew, its representation as the hand of God, and its connection to understanding, knowledge, and the commandments of Torah. He emphasizes the recognition of the hand of God in life's circumstances and its connection to the supernatural plan for the future.TakeawaysThe Yud represents the hand of God in Hebrew and holds significant spiritual meaning.Recognizing the hand of God in life's circumstances connects us to His supernatural plan for the future.

In this episode, Pastor Bruce discusses the significance of the letter Tet in Psalm 119, verses 65-72. He emphasizes the concept of God as a covenant God, the importance of good judgment and knowledge, and the blessing in disguise of being humbled. He also highlights the need to apply knowledge and gain wisdom from humbling experiences.TakeawaysGod as a covenant GodImportance of good judgment and knowledgeLearning from humbling experiences

The episode delves into the themes of wisdom, its accessibility, and the consequences of rejecting it. It explores the bold call of wisdom, the urgent invitation it offers, the sobering reversal for those who reject it, and the hopeful promise for those who choose to listen.TakeawaysAccessible and persistent wisdomConsequence of rejecting wisdom

The episode focuses on the counting of the Omer and the spiritual insights derived from Psalm 119. It delves into the purpose of life, seeking God's face, confession and repentance, and receiving God's favor.TakeawaysPurpose of life is to hear God's voice and obey His commandments.Seeking God's face leads to receiving His grace and favor.

The episode focuses on the counting of the Omer and explores the themes of comfort in God's promise and the life-giving nature of God's words. It delves into the significance of remembering God's promise, the impact of God's words on life, and the power of God's word in music.TakeawaysComfort in God's promiseThe life-giving nature of God's words

The conversation explores the significance of grace in walking out and sharing faith, the concept of truthing, and the role of grace in sharing faith. It delves into the connection between the counting of the Omer and Psalm 119:41-44, the symbolism of the Vav in God's redemptive plan, and the importance of speaking and living the truth. The overarching theme emphasizes the necessity of grace in both walking out and sharing faith.TakeawaysGrace is essential for walking out and sharing our faithTruthing involves speaking and living the truth

In this episode, the discussion revolves around the counting of the Omer and an exploration of Psalm 119:33-40. The chapters cover the themes of obedience as a demonstration of love, the reward of obedience and love for the Torah, and the power of prayer and seeking God's will.TakeawaysObedience as a demonstration of loveThe importance of prayer and seeking God's will

Continuing the count through the Omer, Pastor Bruce discusses the significance of Psalm 119 verses 25-32, emphasizing the themes of seeking revival, understanding the Lord's commands, and finding strength in obedience. He encourages listeners to persevere through the 50-day count towards Shavuot.TakeawaysRevival through seeking the Lord's helpDeeper faith through obedience

The conversation delves into the reading of Psalm 119:17-24, the symbolism of the Hebrew Aleph Bet, the concept of dealing generously with God, and the blessings of observing God's Torah. It emphasizes the importance of committing diligently to observe God's Torah and the blessings that come with it.TakeawaysObserving God's Torah brings blessingsThe importance of committing diligently to observe God's Torah

The conversation delves into the significance of counting the Omer and the Hebrew prayer, followed by an exploration of Psalm 119:9-16 and the concept of treasuring God's word. It then discusses Yeshua as the Word and communication with God, and concludes with insights on seeking God's ways and treasuring His word in our hearts.TakeawaysGuarding our way according to the wordTreasuring God's word in our hearts

The podcast episode delves into the significance of Pesach Week and the symbolism of the Passover Seder, emphasizing the connection between Yeshua and the Passover lamb. It also shares a modern parable of redemption and provides devotional applications for Passover, concluding with the importance of telling the Passover story.TakeawaysYeshua, our Passover lambThe symbolism of the Passover Seder

The conversation begins with an introduction to a 50-day devotion, focusing on prayer, worship, and meditation. It then delves into the reading of Psalm 119 and the significance of God's commands. The discussion concludes with a reflection on the goal and prayer for a determined lifestyle.Takeaways50-day devotion for prayer and meditationUnderstanding the significance of God's commands in Psalm 119

The episode explores the significance of counting the Omer, a 49-day journey from first fruits to Shavuot, also known as Pentecost. It delves into the biblical command in Leviticus 23, historical and spiritual layers, Jewish traditions, Messianic fulfillment, and practical ways to live the Omer count today.TakeawaysCounting the Omer is a commanded season of anticipation, spiritual preparation, and ascent.The Omer count is a divine rhythm inviting us to ascend from redemption to revelation, from resurrection hope to spirit empowerment.

The episode explores the significance of the feast of unleavened bread through the lens of Yeshua the Messiah, emphasizing the call to live redeemed and walk in holiness. It provides practical insights on living a sincere and truthful life, drawing parallels between the physical and spiritual aspects of the feast.TakeawaysLiving redeemed involves a fresh dependence on the Redeemer.The feast of unleavened bread symbolizes holy living and the removal of sin.

The conversation explores the foundation of true biblical wisdom, emphasizing the creation of humanity in God's image. It delves into the concept of divine wisdom in action and the consequences of abandoning wisdom, as depicted in the book of Genesis.TakeawaysGod's creation of humanity in His image is the foundation of true biblical wisdom.Wisdom flows from knowing the creator and understanding our place as image bearers.

The conversation delves into the significance of the Sabbath, the introduction to Passover and Unleavened Bread, the impact of Constantine's decree, and the understanding of the Last Supper and the Passover Seder. It also explores the significance of the Complete Jewish Bible and the Lord's appointed festivals, shedding light on the covenant and the hymn sung during the Last Supper.

The conversation explores the significance of the Complete Jewish Bible and its role in providing the context of the Hebrew language and the beliefs of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. It delves into the unique perspective it offers and its relevance to understanding the context of the Bible.

The episode explores the importance of choosing godly company and counsel, emphasizing the influence of parents and the temptation of sinful company. It also highlights the self-destructive nature of greed and violence, urging listeners to choose wisdom over sin.

What is His name really

Wisdom from the Gospel of Matthew

Exploring the difference between healing and miracles

The incredible testimonies of two miraculous healings!

Ephesus was a place where the dividing wall between Jew and Gentile came down and was an example of what the Bible calls, "The One New Man"!