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Welcome to the Nashville Sabbath Fellowship podcast. Here, we share recordings of our Shabbat teachings on the weekly Torah portion. Nashville Sabbath Fellowship is a community of primarily non-Jewish disciples of Yeshua (Jesus) who practice their faith through a Messianic Jewish worldview. We strive to restore the role of the nations in God's kingdom by honoring the unique calling of the Jewish people and following their lead. Like Yeshua's earliest followers, we understand the person and teachings of our Master from within the context of first-century Judaism and the Torah worldview.
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Episode #36
<p>In Parashat Re’eh, Moshe repeatedly calls Israel to simcha—to rejoice before HaShem as they prepare to enter the Promised Land. But biblical joy is more than happiness when life is going well. This teaching explores a deeper kind of joy: the joy of knowing HaShem, walking in His ways, and recognizing His goodness even in the ordinary rhythms of life.</p>
Episode #34
<p>In Parashat Eikev, Moses calls Israel to "serve HaShem with all your heart," prompting the rabbis to ask: What is the service of the heart? Their answer is simple yet profound: prayer. This teaching explores the Jewish understanding of prayer as an act of worship, dependence, and relationship with God. Drawing from the Torah, the sages, and the teachings of Yeshua, we discover why prayer is more than asking for what we need, it is the daily service through which we draw near to HaShem, entrust our lives to Him, and cultivate a living relationship with our Creator.</p>
Episode #33
<p>In Parashat Va'etchanan, Moshe tells Israel that the nations will one day recognize the wisdom of God's Torah and draw near to the God of Israel. This teaching explores how that ancient promise is being fulfilled through Messiah Yeshua, as people from the nations are brought near to Israel's covenants and learn to walk in God's ways. "Come, let us go up to the mountain of the LORD."</p>
Episode #32
<p>In Parashat Devarim, Moshe begins his final words to Israel not with condemnation, but with loving rebuke. Drawing from Rashi, Maimonides, Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, and the Talmud, Dr. Rick explores the difficult but necessary role of correction within a community of faith. What makes rebuke life-giving instead of destructive? Moshe shows us that truth is best received when it is spoken with humility, compassion, and genuine love for the other person. </p>
Episode #31
<p>In this teaching, we explore Yeshua’s difficult words, “I did not come to bring peace, but a sword,” through the lens of Parashat Pinchas and the covenant of peace given to Pinchas. Peace that ignores sin, falsehood, or injustice is only an illusion. True peace comes when God's truth is revealed, repentance takes root, and righteousness is restored.</p>
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