Jeffrey D. and Ted continue their in-depth discussion of Passover, including the Passover Seder, where Yeshua (Jesus) established Communion. The Feast of Passover begins at sundown on Saturday, April 12 this year. Our co-hosts are conducting in-person Passover Seders at various locations this year. Be sure to check out their schedules at messianicminutes.com

The Feast of Passover begins at sundown on April 12 this year. Listen as Jeffrey D. and Ted give great insight into the background and significance of what happened to God's chosen people through Joseph and Moses, and what it means for the salvation of all through Messiah Yeshua. Come back for the upcoming episode Passover Part 2, dropping April 1, which will cover more on how Yeshua fulfilled the Passover and how the feast is celebrated today,

Purim is celebrated on the 14th day of Adar on the Hebrew calendar, which falls this year on March 14, beginning at sundown on Thursday, March 13. It is not one of the seven Levitical Feasts, but it holds great significance in light of antisemitism which still is widespread in the world today.

In this episode, Part 2 of Hearing from God, Jeffrey D. and Rabbi Ted continue their discussion of biblical accounts of people hearing from God, plus their own stories of hearing through the still small voice, inward witness, and how the Lord uses His creation and circumstances to speak to us and give us guidance.

Does God still speak to people today? In this episode Jeffrey D. and Rabbi Ted share accounts from the bible where God spoke, and they share accounts from ordinary individuals and their own stories of God speaking through the Word and through visions and dreams. Messsianicminutes.com

"Salvation to the ends of the earth," is the promise of God to all who would believe. Listen as Jeffrey D. Miller and Ted Simon bring clarity to the call of the Father upon the Jews, through whom Messiah came, to extend and bring "all who are far off" into His kingdom.

Hanukkah, this year, began at sundown on December 25, 2024. It's unusual for the holiday to fall so late in the year; it will run for eight days through January 2. Also known as the Feast of Dedication and the Festival of Lights, it commenorates the recapturing of the Holy Temple by the Jews after it was desecrated. Listen as we uncover its spiritual significance and relation to life in Yeshua the Messiah.

We want the world to know that the birth of Messiah Yeshua was a Jewish event. Jesus came as a Jew, to the Jews to fulfill the Jewish prophecies and scriptures.