What does it really mean hen Scripture says that a covenant was “cut?"

In this episode, we will explore the ancient Hebrew understanding of covenant as a blood-ratified oath. A covenant is not a casual promise, but a life-binding agreement. From Jeremiah 34 to Hebrews 10, we will unpack why blood was central to covenant-cutting, what the Hebrew word b’riyt reveals, and how this transforms the way we understand the New Covenant in Messiah.

Yahusha did not abolish covenant — He restored a broken one through His own blood. The Torah was never the problem; the heart was.

If we misunderstand covenant, we misunderstand obedience, identity, and what Messiah truly accomplished. There is nothing more foundational to Scripture than understanding what "covenant" truly means.

In the next episode, we trace covenant back to the beginning — to Eden.

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What if salvation was never meant to be the finish line?

In this episode, we begin a deep dive into one of the most foundational (and most misunderstood) themes in all of Scripture: covenant.

From Genesis to Revelation, the Bible is not simply the story of individuals being "saved." It is the story of a covenant-keeping Elohim (God) forming a covenant people. Salvation is the invitation — covenant is the life that follows.

In this episode, we lay the groundwork for a 9-part series exploring:
• What covenant actually means in Scripture and the different covenants in Scripture
• How the Abrahamic and Mosaic covenants are connected yet distinct
• What makes the “New Covenant” both new and renewed
• Why priesthood, mediation, and inheritance matter
• How misunderstanding covenant leads to misunderstanding Paul

If we don’t understand covenant, we won’t fully understand grace, obedience, priesthood, or what our Messiah accomplished.

Salvation opens the door. Covenant teaches you how to live in the house.

This is a deep Bible study series, and we’re building foundations — not just preaching conclusions.

I encourage you to watch these episodes in order. Take your time. Let Scripture interpret Scripture.

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What does it truly mean to “walk in torah?"

For many believers, the word carries stigma—law, legalism, or something meant only for Jewish people—but Scripture tells a different story. "Torah" is the Father's loving instructions, and most believers are already walking in it without realizing it. In this episode, we explore how love (not legalism) is the foundation of obedience, how Torah defines what love looks like in action, and why faith doesn’t abolish obedience—it establishes it.

We also tackle the deeper questions: Why do people say, "we're not under the law," yet they still walk in it in some aspects of their life? If Messiah fulfilled the Torah, why don’t we practice everything the same way today? We break down commonly misunderstood law categories, explain the shift from the Levitical priesthood to the Melchizedek order (as a brief introduction), and show how fulfillment does not mean abolition. Through the prophets, Book of Hebrews, and Messiah’s own words, let's talk about how the Father's Torah remains holy, spiritual, and alive, and it is now written on the hearts of those led by the Spirit, guiding us in faith, love, and sanctification.

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