In this reflection on Exodus 3:13-15, Pastor Eric focuses on the profound dialogue between Moses and God regarding the naming of God. Exploring various interpretations from Rabbinic Midrash, the text delves into the enigmatic nature of God's response, "I AM WHO I AM," and its implications for understanding God's essence and character. Drawing parallels between God's triune nature and His response to Moses, the dialogue emphasizes the sacrificial aspect of Jesus as the Son of God and the call for believers to embrace suffering for the sake of Christ. Ultimately, Pastor Eric challenges readers to surrender fully to God's will and become transformed into His image, willing to endure hardships to spread His message of love and redemption.
You Shall Call His Name Yeshua |S1:E12|
In this House of David podcast, Pastor Eric explores the spiritual significance of naming ceremonies, particularly within the Jewish tradition, drawing connections to biblical passages and rituals. It delves into the importance of names in Scripture, emphasizing their meaning and authority, especially concerning the divine. The discussion examines the Hebrew origins and various translations of the name "Yeshua" (Jesus), highlighting its significance as "God is salvation." Pastor Eric talks about the correlation between circumcision and naming ceremonies, linking them to themes of completion and new creation. Additionally, the reflection explores the redemption of the firstborn ceremony and its symbolic connection to salvation and spiritual renewal. Pastor Eric emphasizes the greatness of God's name and the importance of praising Him in all His manifestations.
The Name of God—YHVH |S1:E10|
In this House of David podcast, Pastor Eric delves into the profound significance of God's name, emphasizing its representation of His essence and eternal nature. Exploring the Tetragrammaton and its connection to the Trinity, Pastor Eric highlights the mystery surrounding the pronunciation of God's name and its sacred role in communication between God and humanity. Ultimately, he underscores the importance of reverence and intimacy in our approach to God's name, whether through traditional titles or deeper explorations of its meaning.