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Messiah in Life is hosted by Justin D. Elwell, Bishop of Restoration Fellowship International and Messiah Congregation in New Hartford, New York. Rooted in biblical theology, discipleship, and practical faith, the podcast draws from Jewish, Messianic Jewish, and Christian sources to help listeners apply the full counsel of God’s Word to everyday life through faith in Messiah Yeshua (Jesus). Each episode is designed to equip believers to think biblically, live faithfully, and walk in the ways of the Kingdom. New episodes are released weekly. Visit The Mountain Mensch and restorationfellowship.international for articles, teachings, ministry resources, videos, and additional content.
Bp. Justin D. Elwell hosts Messiah in Life, a religion show with 248 episodes published.
Paul concludes the doctrinal portion of his letter not with further argument, but with prayer and worship. Having unfolded God's eternal purpose to unite Jews and Gentiles in Messiah, he now prays that this truth would m
Ephesians 3 is deeply personal. Paul is no longer speaking just as an apostle or theologian; he speaks as a prisoner whose chains bear witness to the message he proclaims. His imprisonment is not incidental to the gospel
How do we learn to recognize the voice of the Good Shepherd amid the noise of everyday life? In this episode, we explore Psalm 23:1 and John 10, revealing how a growing relationship with Yeshua/Jesus enables us to hear H
In Parashat Pinchas, God rewards covenant faithfulness not with glory, but with a covenant of peace, revealing that His ultimate desire is restoration rather than judgment. Exploring the rich symbolism of the broken vav
Ephesians 2:11–22 Part 2, we study this in two parts. This section stands at the heart of Paul’s vision for the ekklesia. Having just declared that salvation comes by grace through faith and not through human boasting, P
Ephesians 2:11–22 Part1, we study this in two parts. This section stands at the heart of Paul’s vision for the ekklesia. Having just declared that salvation comes by grace through faith and not through human boasting, Pa
This week we pause our study of the Epistle to the Ephesians, and consider a thread of, or the fruit of His faithfulness. What do people taste of God's Kingdom when they are with us? Do they encounter the fruit of fear,
Ephesians 2:1–10 dismantles every false foundation of identity and security. Yet this section is not ultimately about condemnation, it is about divine intervention. The same Lord who redeemed Israel from Egypt has now ac
Ephesians 2:11–22 stands at the heart of Paul’s vision for the ekklesia. Having just declared that salvation comes by grace through faith and not through human boasting, Paul now addresses one of the greatest questions f
The Apostle Paul writes as a Jewish apostle to a mixed community of Jews and Gentiles, articulating a vision that is both continuous with the story of Israel, and radically expansive in its scope. He begins with the lang
James now turns to prayer as the lifeblood of faithful community. Whether in suffering or joy, the response is prayer and praise. This comprehensive vision reflects Jewish prayer life, where every circumstance is brought
James 5:1-12. James 5 brings the epistle to a powerful and sobering conclusion. The themes introduced earlier, economic inequity, endurance under trial, integrity of speech, humility, and faith, now converge. James speak
James 4 exposes the spiritual roots of conflict, calling believers to examine their desires, allegiances, and assumptions. Through prophetic language and wisdom teaching, James calls the community back to humility, repen
James 4 brings into sharp focus the internal roots of external conflict. Having addressed speech and wisdom in James 3, he now exposes the deeper issue that fuels division within communities: disordered desire and divide
In Jewish tradition, wisdom (chokhmah) is not theoretical, but practical. It is recognized by behavior shaped by humility. James insists that true wisdom expresses itself through “good conduct” and “meekness,” a quality
James 3 moves from faith expressed in action (Jas. 2) to faith revealed in speech and wisdom. In Jewish thought, speech is never neutral; words possess creative and destructive power. James confronts the community with a
James challenges us: “What good is it, my brothers and sisters, if someone says he has faith but does not have works?” (2:14). James does not question the value of faith; he questions a faith that remains merely verbal.
James 2 moves from the internal formation of faith to its public and communal expression. If James 1 establishes that genuine faith must be lived, James 2 presses the issue further: lived faith must be just. Here, James
James 1:19–27 forms a tightly integrated ethical unit that moves from posture, to discipline, to submission. Together, these verses describe the inner formation required for genuine obedience to God’s Word. James is not
In this study we consider how James presents an ethic of faithful endurance, moral responsibility, humility, and obedience, grounded in the unchanging goodness of God and expressed in daily life under pressure, James 1:1
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