The Davek Le'lohim Show

Can women be pastors?Welcome to Ask and Response with R.A. — a series where we wrestle honestly with the text, explore the depth of the Word, and seek the heart of God behind it all. Each episode will take on real questions and walk through them with clarity, context, and conviction.Today we talk about common arguments for and against women as pastors, as well as how to apply wisdom in this complicated issue.Follow me atFacebook.com/daveklelohimInstagram.com/daveklelohimClinging2God.substack.comDavekBooks.comIf you’ve ever read something in the Bible and thought, “What does this really mean?” — this is for you.Drop the questions you wanted answered (or at least responded to) in the comments 👇I may feature them in an upcoming episode.

Welcome to the Wordplay in the Word series—where we dig into the original Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek of the Bible to uncover layers of meaning often missed in translation.In this video we examine a few of the silly wordplay of "seeing" in John 9, and how it is used to drive a very serious point home for the reader.Each video highlights fascinating wordplay, linguistic nuances, and cultural context that illuminate the richness and depth of Scripture in fresh ways. Whether it’s a subtle pun, a poetic structure, or a powerful double meaning, these insights will help you see familiar passages with new clarity.Join me as we explore how the original languages bring the Word to life.See more Wordplay in the Word at YouTube.com/@DavekLelohimFollow me at:FaceBook.com/DavekLelohimInstagram.com/DavekLelohimClinging2God.substack.comDavekBooks.com

Talking about the prayers in Proverbs 15:29 from Praying with the Writings, the fifth book in the Praying with the Bible Series. Praying with the Writings will be on sale October 12, 2026.Find the first four books of the Praying with the Bible series at:https://davekbooks.com/about-the-book/Find updates at:Facebook.com/DavekLelohimInstagram.com/DavekLelohimClinging2God.substack.comDavekBooks.com

What does the Doctrine of Immutability really mean?Welcome to Ask and Response with R.A. — a series where we wrestle honestly with the text, explore the depth of the Word, and seek the heart of God behind it all. Each episode will take on real questions and walk through them with clarity, context, and conviction.Today we talk about the Doctrine of Immutability - what it means, what it doesn't mean, and how to apply it correctly.Follow me atFacebook.com/daveklelohimInstagram.com/daveklelohimClinging2God.substack.comDavekBooks.comIf you’ve ever read something in the Bible and thought, “What does this really mean?” — this is for you.Drop the questions you wanted answered (or at least responded to) in the comments 👇I may feature them in an upcoming episode.

Welcome to the Wordplay in the Word series—where we dig into the original Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek of the Bible to uncover layers of meaning often missed in translation.In this video we examine a few of the ways names are crafted in clever ways in order to help the reader examine nuances in characters.Each video highlights fascinating wordplay, linguistic nuances, and cultural context that illuminate the richness and depth of Scripture in fresh ways. Whether it’s a subtle pun, a poetic structure, or a powerful double meaning, these insights will help you see familiar passages with new clarity.Join me as we explore how the original languages bring the Word to life.See more Wordplay in the Word at YouTube.com/@DavekLelohimFollow me at:FaceBook.com/DavekLelohimInstagram.com/DavekLelohimClinging2God.substack.comDavekBooks.com

Talking about the prayers in Proverbs 15:8 from Praying with the Writings, the fifth book in the Praying with the Bible Series. Praying with the Writings will be on sale October 12, 2026.Find the first four books of the Praying with the Bible series at:https://davekbooks.com/about-the-book/Find updates at:Facebook.com/DavekLelohimInstagram.com/DavekLelohimClinging2God.substack.comDavekBooks.com

Why does the Bible specifically mention Barley so frequently?Welcome to Ask and Response with R.A. — a series where we wrestle honestly with the text, explore the depth of the Word, and seek the heart of God behind it all. Each episode will take on real questions and walk through them with clarity, context, and conviction.Today we talk about the use of Barley in the Scriptures and why it is so important (and cool).If you’ve ever read something in the Bible and thought, “What does this really mean?” — this is for you.Drop the questions you wanted answered (or at least responded to) in the comments 👇I may feature them in an upcoming episode.

Welcome to the Wordplay in the Word series—where we dig into the original Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek of the Bible to uncover layers of meaning often missed in translation.In this video we explore the different ways to translate Mid'bar and the meaning of the wilderness.Each video highlights fascinating wordplay, linguistic nuances, and cultural context that illuminate the richness and depth of Scripture in fresh ways. Whether it’s a subtle pun, a poetic structure, or a powerful double meaning, these insights will help you see familiar passages with new clarity.Join me as we explore how the original languages bring the Word to life.See more Wordplay in the Word at YouTube.com/@DavekLelohimFollow me at:FaceBook.com/DavekLelohimInstagram.com/DavekLelohimClinging2God.substack.com

📣 Exciting Announcement!I’m thrilled to share that Praying with the Writings is set to release this October as part of the Praying with the Bible series!This upcoming volume continues the journey of engaging Scripture through prayer—this time diving into the rich and poetic books of the Writings.If you haven’t yet, you can already explore the rest of the series:Praying with the TorahPraying with the Former ProphetsPraying with the Latter ProphetsPraying with the Book of PraisesBe sure to follow along and stay connected for updates, teaching, and more content:YouTube: YouTube.com/@DavekLelohimFacebook: Facebook.com/DavekLelohimInstagram: Instagram.com/DavekLelohimSubstack: Clinging2God.substack.comWebsite: DavekBooks.comThank you for being part of this journey of drawing closer to God through His Word.

What was going on in John 8 with the condemned woman they brought before Jesus?Welcome to Ask and Response with R.A. — a series where we wrestle honestly with the text, explore the depth of the Word, and seek the heart of God behind it all. Each episode will take on real questions and walk through them with clarity, context, and conviction.Today we talk about some of the curious story of this mystery woman brought to Jesus and His equally curious response.If you’ve ever read something in the Bible and thought, “What does this really mean?” — this is for you.Drop the questions you wanted answered (or at least responded to) in the comments 👇I may feature them in an upcoming episode.

Welcome to the Wordplay in the Word series—where we dig into the original Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek of the Bible to uncover layers of meaning often missed in translation.In this video we dive into an interesting way that God uses a wordplay with colors to help tell the story of Numbers 12.Each video highlights fascinating wordplay, linguistic nuances, and cultural context that illuminate the richness and depth of Scripture in fresh ways. Whether it’s a subtle pun, a poetic structure, or a powerful double meaning, these insights will help you see familiar passages with new clarity.Join me as we explore how the original languages bring the Word to life.See more Wordplay in the Word at YouTube.com/@DavekLelohimFollow me at:FaceBook.com/DavekLelohimInstagram.com/DavekLelohim

How do we understand the canon of the Bible and scriptural authority?Welcometo Ask and Response with R.A. — a series where we wrestle honestly with the text, explore the depth of the Word, and seek the heart of God behind it all. Each episode will take on real questions and walk through them with clarity, context, and conviction.Today we talk about the biblical canon and scriptural authority. We dive into what is and is not authorative, how to understand passages that seem to contradict, and how to handle other texts mentioned in the Bible.If you’ve ever read something in the Bible and thought, “What does this really mean?” — this is for you.Drop the questions you wanted answered (or at least responded to) in the comments 👇I may feature them in an upcoming episode.

Welcome to the Wordplay in the Word series—where we dig into the original Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek of the Bible to uncover layers of meaning often missed in translation.In this video we dive into the meaning of the word "resurrection" and how it fits into the Bible as a whole!Each video highlights fascinating wordplay, linguistic nuances, and cultural context that illuminate the richness and depth of Scripture in fresh ways. Whether it’s a subtle pun, a poetic structure, or a powerful double meaning, these insights will help you see familiar passages with new clarity.Join me as we explore how the original languages bring the Word to life.See more Wordplay in the Word at YouTube.com/@DavekLelohimFollow me at:FaceBook.com/DavekLelohimInstagram.com/DavekLelohim

What really happened with Pharaoh's heart in Exodus?Welcome to Ask and Response with R.A. — a series where we wrestle honestly with the text, explore the depth of the Word, and seek the heart of God behind it all. Each episode will take on real questions and walk through them with clarity, context, and conviction.Today we talk about the story of Pharaoh in the Exodus. We explore what exactly happened to his heart and why, as well as diving into how God fit into the mix.If you’ve ever read something in the Bible and thought, “What does this really mean?” — this is for you. Drop your questions in the comments 👇I may feature them in an upcoming episode.You can also email me questions at [email protected] Or reach out on social media at:Facebook.com/DavekLelohimInstagram.com/DavekLelohim