Restoration of The Kingdom |S1:E17|

In this House of David podcast, Pastor Eric explores the concept of the Kingdom of God as outlined in scripture, particularly focusing on its establishment on earth and the role of Israel in its restoration. He highlights the prophetic vision of Isaiah regarding the Kingdom, emphasizing that it will be established in Israel, with Jerusalem as its center and Yeshua (Jesus) as its king. Pastor Eric discusses differing views on the timing of the Kingdom's establishment, presenting it as both a present and future reality. He emphasizes the importance of understanding biblical prophecy, especially concerning Israel and the end times, urging believers to watch for signs of Yeshua's return. His discussion also traces the historical restoration of both Israel and the Church, pointing to key events such as the Protestant Reformation and the founding of the State of Israel. Pastor Eric stresses Jerusalem and Israel's significance in God's restoration plan, calling believers to align with God's heart for His land and people. He concludes by encouraging readiness and willingness to participate in God's end-time work, particularly concerning Israel and the nations.

The Kingdom of God |S1:E16|

In this House of David podcast, Pastor Eric opens with a quotation from Proverbs and Matthew, emphasizing the contrast between the broad path that leads to destruction and the narrow path that leads to life. He reflects on his personal journey, initially following the worldly path but later encountering Jesus through reading the New Testament. Pastor Eric describes the transformative impact of encountering Jesus' teachings, particularly regarding the Kingdom of Heaven and the radical commitment it requires. He shares key principles of the Kingdom, emphasizing the centrality of seeking God's Kingdom above all else, humility, obedience to God's will, and the necessity of surrendering all to follow Jesus. He discusses the distinction between the Kingdom of God and the world's ideologies, urging Christians to align their lives with God's Kingdom. Pastor Eric concludes by sharing a dream symbolizing the choice between joining in earthly fellowship or following Yeshua (Jesus) into the unknown and embracing the crown of suffering. He encourages believers to pursue radical transformation, surrender, and discipleship, drawing on biblical passages to illustrate the hope and endurance of following Jesus.

Out of Nothing—Ex Nihilo |S1:E15|

In this House of David podcast, Pastor Eric explores the concept of creation ex nihilo, emphasizing God's role as the ultimate source of existence. He challenges the notion of human independence from God, highlighting the inherent reliance on Him for life and sustenance. Pastor Eric talks about the dangers of pride and idolatry, advocating for humility and submission before God. He infers that true freedom and fulfillment are found in surrendering to God's will rather than asserting individual rights. Ultimately, Pastor Eric calls for repentance, unity, and a deep recognition of humanity's complete dependence on God for existence and salvation.

Grafted into Israel |S1:E14|

In this House of David podcast, Pastor Eric examines the promises and blessings God bestowed upon Israel as outlined in Romans chapter nine, emphasizing Israel's significant role in God's plan. He talks about Israel's adoption as God's chosen people, their reception of God's glory, the covenants, the giving of the Law, and the priesthood. Pastor Eric clarifies that while salvation comes through faith in Yeshua alone, the eternal nature of God's law remains, with grace now offered to believers through Christ. The discussion also explores the grafting of Gentiles into Israel, symbolizing their spiritual inclusion in God's promises. Pastor Eric calls for unity between Jews and Gentiles as one new entity in Christ, aiming to advance God's kingdom and provoke Israel to jealousy through sharing the gospel.

One New Man |S1:E13|

In this House of David podcast, Pastor Eric recounts a personal journey of discovery and reconciliation between his Jewish heritage and Christian faith. He grapples with questions about the relationship between Judaism and Christianity, particularly concerning the role of Israel and the church. Through biblical study and historical reading, Pastor Eric came to understand that Christianity is deeply rooted in its Jewish foundation and that the church and Israel are intertwined in God's plan of redemption. His discussion challenges the notion of replacement theology, emphasizing the unique and irrevocable calling of the Jewish people while affirming the inclusion of Gentile believers as partakers in God's promises. Pastor Eric celebrates the unity of believers from all nations in Christ, rejecting divisions and embracing diversity within the body of Christ.

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. He studies the importance of names in Scripture, emphasizing their meaning and authority, especially concerning the divine. His 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, he 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 regardless of what name we use.

In the Beginning |S1:E11|

In this House of David podcast, Pastor Eric reflects on the significance of the creation narrative, emphasizing God's wisdom and intentionality in bringing forth the universe. It highlights the Hebrew word "Be’reisheet" (In the beginning), signifying God's act of creation and the role of His wisdom in orchestrating every detail. His dialogue explores the relationship between God's wisdom and the Torah, referencing biblical passages and interpretations from Jewish sages. He also discusses the eternal existence of Christ and His role in creation, drawing parallels between Him and the Torah. His reflection concludes by underscoring the importance of humanity in God's creation, as caretakers of His earthly kingdom, and the ultimate purpose of creation as a dwelling place for God Himself.

The Name of God—YHVH |S1:E10|

In this House of David podcast, Pastor Eric examines 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.

Honoring the Feasts of the Lord |S1:E9|

In this House of David podcast, Pastor Eric introduces the eight feasts and holy convocations of the Lord outlined in Leviticus, emphasizing their significance as belonging to God and pointing to both His first and second comings. He discusses the Sabbath and other festivals, highlighting their relevance for both Israel and the broader church. His discussion explores the Gentiles' inclusion in Sabbath observance and the restoration of Israel, emphasizing the Sabbath's eternal nature and its role in future prophecy. Pastor Eric concludes by advocating for the honoring of Sabbath and feasts as opportunities for spiritual renewal and communal worship, aligning with God's will for His people.

Mysteries of Christ in the Passover |S1:E8|

In this House of David podcast, Pastor Eric provides a comprehensive overview of the Passover Seder, exploring its historical, ritual, and theological significance. He begins with the Exodus from Egypt, highlighting the divine deliverance of the Jewish people and the establishment of the Mosaic covenant. His discussion covers the elements of the Haggadah, the Seder's order, and the symbolism behind various traditions, such as the four cups of wine and the bread of affliction. Additionally, he explores the Messianic fulfillment of Passover in Christian theology, drawing parallels between key events in Jesus' life and the Passover narrative. Pastor Eric concludes with reflections on the future redemption of Israel and the ultimate victory over death, culminating in the hope of a new Jerusalem and eternal peace.

The Blessing of Ishmael |S1:E7|

In this House of David podcast, Pastor Eric explores the intertwined destinies of Ishmael and Israel, tracing their lineage from Abraham through conflicts and blessings. Ishmael, though not the recipient of the full covenant, is promised prosperity and descendants. The legacy of animosity between Ishmael's and Isaac's descendants persists, shaping the geopolitical landscape of the Middle East. His discussion studies the historical, biblical, and prophetic elements, highlighting the ongoing tension over land and inheritance. Ultimately, Pastor Eric underscores the potential for reconciliation and unity through faith in Christ, envisioning a future where all nations find harmony and fulfillment in God's promises.

Judaizers and Gentilizers |S1:E6|

In this House of David podcast, Pastor Eric discusses the complex legacy of the Apostle Paul, emphasizing his pivotal role in shaping early Christianity and spreading the gospel to Gentiles. He highlights Paul's background in Rabbinic-Pharisaic tradition, his transformation on the road to Damascus, and his struggles with theological conflicts within the early church. His discussion also touches on historical events such as the Council of Jerusalem and the emergence of the Roman Catholic Church. Paul's teachings on salvation by grace and navigating tensions between Jewish and Gentile believers are central themes. Pastor Eric concludes with reflections on the future restoration of the church and its connection to Israel.