In Season 2, Episode 4 of the Co-Mission Podcast titled "Timothy: A Man in Two Worlds,” Pastor Eric Teitelman of House of David Ministries and his co-host, Jed Robyn from Pilgrim Way Ministries, explore the life of Timothy, a pivotal figure in the early Church. The discussion explores Acts Chapter 16, where Timothy is first introduced as a young disciple with a Jewish mother and a Greek father. They examine how Timothy’s dual heritage uniquely positioned him to bridge cultural divides, making him an ideal companion for Paul in spreading the gospel to both Jews and Gentiles. The episode highlights Timothy's significant role in the early Church and his deep connection with Paul, emphasizing how God's call often leads individuals out of their comfort zones to fulfill His greater purpose.
Hospitality and Humility |S2:E3|
In Season 2, Episode 3 of the Co-Mission Podcast titled "Hospitality and Humility,” Pastor Eric Teitelman of House of David Ministries and his co-host, Jed Robyn from Pilgrim Way Ministries, explore Acts 15, focusing on the pivotal Apostolic Council in Jerusalem. They explore the controversy over whether Gentile converts must adhere to Jewish laws, including circumcision, to be saved. The discussion highlights the resolution of this debate and the emphasis on hospitality and humility in the early Church. As the episode concludes, they preview the upcoming challenges Paul and Barnabas face, including their sharp disagreement over John Mark, setting the stage for further exploration in Acts 16.
Antioch: A Model for Oneness in The Church—Part 1 |S2:E1|
In this first part of Season 2, Episode 1 of the Co-Mission Podcast titled "Antioch: A Model for Oneness in The Church,” Pastor Eric Teitelman of House of David Ministries and his co-host, Jed Robyn from Pilgrim Way Ministries, look at the transformative role of Antioch in the early church. They explore how Antioch emerged as a pivotal hub for the Christian movement, contrasting it with Jerusalem's predominantly Jewish focus. The episode highlights the significant shift seen in Acts, where Antioch becomes a model for the inclusive, multicultural church that embraces both Jews and Gentiles. Through discussions on Barnabas's and Paul's roles, the episode underscores Antioch’s importance as a prototype for the "one new man" concept and its relevance to the global church today.
The Gentile Controversy |S1:E8|
In this episode of the Commission podcast, Pastor Eric Teitelman and Jed Robyn explore the pivotal story of Peter and Cornelius from Acts 10, where God breaks down the wall of separation between Jews and Gentiles. They delve into the challenges faced by the early church in integrating Gentiles into the faith without imposing the full burden of the Mosaic Law. The discussion highlights the vigorous debates within the early church, particularly in Acts 15, where the Apostolic Council, led by James, resolves to welcome Gentiles into the faith without requiring circumcision, emphasizing that salvation is through faith in Jesus alone. This episode underscores the unity and harmony within the body of Christ, despite differences, and sets the stage for a deeper exploration of the "one new man" theology in future episodes.