June 20: S3E39 - When biblical leaders faced correction

June 27: S3E40 - Farewell to the MessianTics Podcast

Sadly, the MessianTics Podcast staff is seeing some significant changes, and as such this episode is our farewell episode to the show. It may make a return in a new iteration at some point in the future, but with Rabbi Toby leaving Congregation Mayim Chayim later this year and Jonathan having already resigned and moved on from Brit Ahm, we felt it was necessary for the show as we've come to know and love to come to an official close. We have loved the past three years of making this podcast, we pray it has been a blessing and encouragement to our audience, and we'll see if at some point the show is resurrected in a new iteration.

June 20: S3E39 - When biblical leaders faced correction

In this episode of the MessianTics Podcast our rabbis dive into a powerful discussion looking at when biblical leaders (such as Moses and David) faced correction and lessons we can learn from their humility and response. Give it a listen, share, and let us know what you think.

June 14: S3E38 - Where does rabbinic Judaism fall short in MJ?

In this episode we discuss the presence of rabbinic Judaism within Messianic Judaism, and where rabbinic Judaism falls short. Give it a listen, share, and let us know what you think.

June 6: S3E37 - Continuation on Mutually Beneficial Relationships Convo

In this episode, our MessianTics rabbis continue the conversation from last week about the needs and possibilities for mutually beneficial relationships between MJ and the greater Church. As always, give it a listen, share it with others, and share your thoughts with us.

May 30: S3E36 - Mutually Beneficial Relationships between MJ & Church

Sorry this episode is posting a little late today, we had issues with loading and scheduling this week. In this episode we dive into a conversation on the need for more mutually beneficial relationships between Messianic Judaism and the Church, and especially dialogue on what we each have to offer to and learn from each other. Give it a listen, share with others, and share your thoughts with us.