In this House of David podcast, Pastor Eric reflects on the profound message of surrendering to God's will and embodying the essence of discipleship. He begins with the assurance of God's unfailing love, exploring the challenges of aligning one's desires with God's plan. Through biblical references and personal reflection, Pastor Eric grapples with the call to sacrificial love, emphasizing the need to crucify selfish ambitions and submit entirely to Christ. The dialogue underscores the transformative journey of faith, urging believers to embrace a life of obedience, service, and selflessness, ultimately striving to emulate Christ's example of love and sacrifice.
Knowing the Will of God |S2:E18|
In this House of David podcast, Pastor Eric seeks to understand God's Will through the lens of Kabbalah, juxtaposing it with Christian revelation. He navigates the mystical aspects of Kabbalistic teachings, focusing on the attributes of God as outlined in Jewish mysticism and their correlation with Christian beliefs, particularly regarding Christ. Pastor Eric encompasses the mysteries unveiled, emphasizing the interplay of divine wisdom, understanding, and knowledge, which shape God's Will and its manifestation in creation.
Should I Keep Kosher? |S2:E14|
In this House of David podcast, Pastor Eric looks at the significance of the laws of Kashrut, which dictate dietary restrictions and cleanliness in Judaism. He explores the historical and spiritual roots of these laws, tracing back to the distinction between clean and unclean animals in the story of Noah. The dialogue extends to the practical application of Kashrut laws, their connection to the Temple, and their relevance in contemporary Jewish and Christian contexts. Pastor Eric emphasizes the spiritual symbolism behind the laws, their fulfillment in Christ, and their implications for Jewish and Gentile believers. Additionally, he touches on inclusivity in the Kingdom of God and the importance of respecting diverse cultural practices within the Christian community.
The Natural and Spiritual Realms |S2:E12|
In this House of David podcast, Pastor Eric explores Paul's teachings on the resurrection, and he contrasts Paul's affirmation of bodily resurrection with pre-Christian Gnostic beliefs that deny it. Pastor Eric examines the dual nature of humanity—physical and spiritual—examining the implications for believers. He touches on the interplay between the natural and spiritual realms, the promise of a new creation, and the ultimate unity of all things in Christ. Through scriptural references and theological reflections, Pastor Eric elucidates the hope of believers in the bodily resurrection and the restoration of creation in God's Kingdom.
God's Firstborn |S1:E5|
In this House of David podcast, Pastor Eric explores the theological significance of the term "firstborn" as depicted in the Bible, particularly focusing on its implications within Jewish tradition and Christian theology. He examines the concept of primogeniture, the role of the Levites, and the priesthood, drawing parallels between Christ's lineage and his dual role as both king and priest. He discusses the adoption into God's family, the inclusion of Gentiles, and the special status of Israel. Central to his dialogue is the exaltation of Christ as God's firstborn and the identification of the church as heirs alongside Him.
Mystery of the Gentiles |S1:E3|
In this House of David podcast, Pastor Eric explores the profound mystery revealed through the teachings of Yeshua (Jesus) and the Apostle Paul concerning Christ, His Church, and the inclusion of the Gentiles in God's plan of salvation. He examines the hidden wisdom of God, emphasizing Christ's sacrifice and the unity of Jews and Gentiles in the body of believers. Pastor Eric underscores the transformative power of faith, the fulfillment of divine promises, and the ultimate salvation of both Jews and Gentiles through Christ.
The New and Everlasting Covenant |S1:E1|
In this House of David podcast, Pastor Eric highlights the distinction between the Mosaic Law and the New Covenant, particularly focusing on how it applies to Gentile Christians. He emphasizes the biblical promises made to Israel regarding the New Covenant and explores the implications for Gentiles in relation to their identity in Christ. His discussion considers the universal scope of God's salvation and the equality between Jews and Gentiles in the context of the everlasting covenant established through Christ. Through biblical references, Pastor Eric clarifies that both Jews and Gentiles are integral parts of God's plan, united in Christ without losing their distinct identities.