The question "Is God a moral monster?" arises from debates about ancient Israel's slavery laws and their implications for the moral character of God. Critics argue that the Bible's laws on slavery, as found in texts like Leviticus and Exodus, depict a moral framework that seems unjust by modern standards, particularly in how they address slavery and the treatment of servants. Defenders of the biblical account argue that these laws were a step forward in their historical context, meant to mitigate and regulate slavery rather than endorse it as an ideal.

The son of one of the most revered leaders of the Palestinian Islamist group Hamas has renounced his religion to move to America and become an evangelical Christian. This interview from July 15, 2012, explains the mindset of the Palestinian people and the demonic deception that comes from the spirit of Islam they are subject to. This insight will help us to pray for all who are oppressed and blinded by this false god, that they might be freed from the kingdom of darkness and brought into the marvelous light of Jesus Christ.

On this episode of Good News For The City, Pastor Eric Teitelman and Dr. Edwin Jones shared the racial healing initiatives they are currently working on.

Learn about God’s New and Everlasting Covenant that He has given to Israel and all the nations, and how He is bringing all the nations together as One New Man in Christ, Yeshua. We will discern between the natural law of creation and the written Law of the Torah. And we will see in the Old Testament where God promised His everlasting covenant with Gentiles and His New Covenant with Israel.

Learn about the prophetic number seventy, how it reveals the fullness of time, and just how close we are to the return of Christ.

Eric Teitelman joined the show to discuss the House of David Ministries who is focused on bringing all people together in unity in Jesus Christ.

Listen to excerpts from the CHPP prayer call as we learn about this season of intense spiritual warfare, the word and ministry of reconciliation, and the window of time the Lord has given the church to pray, act, and bring healing to our nation.

Listen to part of our monthly prayer call, and hear what God is doing with everything happening in the earth. We articulate how God is in control of the Coronavirus situation, and how He is using it to free His church of material bondage and also to warn the nations of the impending judgment that is coming.

We’re living in a time of division, hate, ignorance and untruth.  No group is unaffected, including the Christian church where there are more denominations than you can shake a stick at, and numerous divisions within each of these groups.  Tonight, we’ll be focusing on relations between Jewish, Arab and Western Christians.  We’re joined by Eric Teitelman, a Messianic Jew, and Jed Robyn, a Gentile Christian who will talk about how they’re working together to promote unity among these groups as well as a recent gathering of Christians they attended in Israel.

America is divided on many fronts – racially, politically, socioeconomically… There is a lot of pain, hate, anger, and polarization in our country. We have heard many times on Grace in 30 about the importance of proximity and listening to tearing down the walls that separate us. Tonight, we’re joined by two very different men – a Jewish man who grew up the son of hippies and went on to work as a civil servant, and a Christian man who grew up as a military brat and went on to work in education and the food service industry. They have joined forces to provide an example of how to eliminate the barriers that separate us, starting with the age-old barrier between Jew and Gentile. Eric Teitelman and Jed Robyn talk about the importance of intentionally bringing people of differing beliefs together and encouraging them to empathize with and love one another.

Tonight’s guest, Eric Teitelman, grew up in a Jewish family in the 1960s and 70s. His parents were hippies who lived in places like Berkeley, California and Bat Yam, Israel, and were no strangers to communes, nudist colonies, and kibbutzes. He also watched his parents struggle through issues like mental illness, unfaithfulness, and abandonment. Through all of the craziness, though, Eric had a vision of God as a loving father, and that knowledge made him determined to live a different kind of life than his parents.