Discovering The Jewish Jesus Audio Podcast

Mysteries of the Kingdom: The Secret of Momentum

Sometimes we don't feel connected to God, we feel lost, we feel like life is spinning out of control. What do we do then? First we learn to receive, then we exercise our faith to let God's power flow out of us through action, then momentum begins to take over. Learn how receiving, outflow, and momentum work in this episode with Rabbi Schneider as he teaches the secret of how momentum builds to a breakthrough with spiritual discipline. You'll be blessed as you learn how giving God the first fruit of your day will change your life. Discovering the Jewish Jesus is here to help you grow closer to God, build a faith-filled life, and feel the power of God in your life every day.

Mysteries of the Kingdom: The Secret of Outflow

Are you waiting for God to move without understanding the power He's already given you? Watch Discovering the Jewish Jesus as Rabbi Schneider shares how power comes from dependence on God, how to balance believing and receiving, and that belief and confession work together so that real faith expresses itself in action. You can move mountains by declaring your faith. Learn how today.

Mysteries of the Kingdom: The Secret of Receiving

Are you facing a huge challenge? Have you forgotten how to depend on Jesus? Do you know what dependence on God means? Rabbi Schneider explains what "receiving" means to believers in Jesus Christ. God wants us to draw from Him. Breakthrough from trouble to victory begins with the capacity and the ability to receive from God. Watch now and learn to be sensitive to the Holy Spirit so He can help you walk in fullness and power with God, learn to depend on God, and open your spirit to receive what God wants to bless you with in this life.

Pentecost

What is Pentecost? Why is it important to us today? Rabbi Schneider shares that the Jewish people had already been celebrating Shavuot for 1500 years. But when the Spirit of God came, it fulfilled Shavuot as it had been prophesied 1500 years prior. Jesus didn't come to create a separate religion, but to fulfill through the Jews as had been promised. Christianity is not a different belief. Jesus fulfills the Jewish expectation of the Messiah. Pentecost is the birthday of the living church with access to God through the Holy Spirit. When we celebrate Shavuot and Pentecost, we joyfully acknowledge that God gave us His Spirit. The Holy Spirit will help you through any trial and tribulation. The Holy Spirit is a gift that lives within us for our enjoyment, to experience God, and to be the power to obey Him and be His witnesses. Make Jesus relevant to the people around you.

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“I would have despaired unless I had believed that I would see the goodness of the LORD In the land of the living." -  Psalm 27:13

 

 

 

 

Pentecost: Practicing the Presence

What is the significance of Shavuot (Pentecost)? What are its origins and should believers in Jesus today celebrate this historical holy day? Find out in this special episode by Rabbi Schneider!

Yeshua HaMashiach’s Preeminence: Find Divine Satisfaction

Jesus is God in human form. If we want to achieve a better understanding of Jesus, we must expand our thinking beyond the natural. Learn how a fuller understanding of Jesus can bring satisfaction to your life.

’Yeshua HaMashiach’s Preeminence: How is Jesus God?

Jesus took on human form, was crucified, died, and rose again. However, if we only understand Jesus in these terms, we miss out on the greater truth of His nature. Join Rabbi Schneider as he shares how we should understand the eternal nature of Jesus.

Pentecost: Knowing God and Making Him Known

Pentecost is rooted in traditional Judaism. However, today we remember it as a Christian holiday, the day that God bestowed the Holy Spirit upon His disciples. Learn the true roots of this holy day and God's purpose for sharing His Spirit with those of us on Earth in today's episode.

Keys to Answered Prayer: A Prayer for Limitless Power

Rabbi wraps up this series by encouraging us to seek God for a revelation of power and knowledge; knowing that we can relate to Him as our Father and that we can pray to be filled with His love for us.