Drawing from various biblical texts and personal experiences, Shulam highlights the shared traditions of bread and wine in Jewish and Christian practices. He recounts a touching poem by Yair Zakovich that poignantly captures the essence of the Lord’s Supper, emphasizing the themes of sorrow, suffering, and redemption. By examining the Apostle Paul’s instructions in 1 Corinthians and comparing them with ancient Jewish customs, Shulam provides a rich, multi-faceted understanding of this sacred ritual. Join us as we uncover the layers of meaning behind the bread and wine, reflecting on their enduring relevance in our faith journey.

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Believers should cultivate a deep and enduring perspective on their faith and their role in the world. Join Joe as he emphasizes the importance of understanding God’s work throughout history and across different cultures, particularly focusing on the Middle East. Joe advocates for a long-term commitment to ministry and spiritual growth, encouraging listeners to look beyond immediate challenges and consider the broader, historical context of God’s plan.

Joe shares how a long vision involves ongoing engagement with scripture, a commitment to learning, and an openness to seeing God’s work in diverse and sometimes unexpected places. Joe’s message is about perseverance, the importance of a broad, inclusive perspective, and the need for sustained efforts in faith and ministry to make a lasting impact.

This was recorded in February 10, 1991 in Abilene Texas.

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Copyright 1991 Joseph Shulam

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In this podcast, titled “What is Messianic Judaism?”, Joseph delves into the complexities of defining Messianic Judaism, especially in the context of modern-day America. He highlights two main points: first, the challenge of distinguishing authentic Messianic Judaism from Christian missions that adopt Jewish symbols without genuine Jewish theological substance. Second, Joseph discusses the historical and spiritual connection between Jews and Christians, emphasizing the need for a genuine partnership that respects Jewish heritage while embracing the Messiah. This podcast offers a thought-provoking exploration of identity, faith, and the intricate relationship between Jewish and Christian beliefs.

Recorded in Otter Creek church of Christ, Nashville, TN

Copyright 1980 Joseph Shulam

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