Welcome to Grafted: Jewish Roots of Christianity. My guest today is Yoel Ben Yisrael.
Inspired by a profound connection with King Yahweh in 2020, Yoel’s journey into writing became more than just a passion; it became a calling.
It began with a prayer, the Kingdom of Heaven Constitution, and a blog titled Leb Tahor, meaning Clean Heart in Hebrew. Through this platform, Yoel explored anecdotes, delved into Scripture, conducted interviews, crafted poetry, and spun creative tales, all while seeking the presence of Yah in the mundane.
From a young age, Yoel’s fascination with words was nurtured by his family, who gifted him dictionaries, further fueling his love for language. Today, as a devoted citizen of Heaven deeply connected to his Israelite heritage, Yoel recognizes the profound impact of written words across generations.
In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, Yoel embarked on a personal exodus from corporate America to hone his writing skills and understand the transformative power of storytelling. Guided by his unwavering faith, Yoel’s writing is not merely a vocation but a divine mandate—a means to glorify King Yahweh and inspire others on their spiritual journeys.
Welcome to Grafted: Jewish Roots of Christianity! My guest today is David Wilber.
David is an author, Bible teacher, Messianic/Christian apologist, and joint CEO of Pronomian Publishing LLC. He has written several books and numerous theological articles. Additionally, David speaks at churches and conferences across the nation. He has served as a researcher and Bible teacher for 119 Ministries, Founded in Truth Fellowship, Freedom Hill Community, Inspiring Philosophy, and Talk About Doubts. David lives in Lake Wylie, SC, with his wife and two children.
D’vorah is a distinguished Torah teacher, known as a “morah,” whose passion for biblical understanding and connection runs deep. With a rich background in biblical studies, she brings a unique perspective to her teachings, illuminating the intricate links between the Torah of Moses and the teachings of the Apostolic Scriptures.
As a co-founder of Bless Israel Network, a prominent media organization based in Israel, D’vorah, alongside her husband, is dedicated to sharing the prophetic role of the Jewish people and Israel in God’s divine plan. Through insightful programming, they aim to inform and inspire viewers, fostering a deeper understanding of the significance of Israel in the unfolding of biblical prophecy.
D’vorah’s commitment to bridging the gap between the Old and New Testaments is evident in her writing and hosting of “Heartbeat of the Torah.” In this engaging series, she skillfully connects the beauty of the Torah with the teachings of the New Testament, providing invaluable insights into the Jewishness of the Scriptures, the Gospels, and the Messiah.
Beyond her media endeavors, D’vorah is a beacon of hope and comfort in the online community. As a weekly contributor to “Gift of Thorns,” a Facebook community dedicated to spreading positivity, she shares her wisdom through her series, “Getting Down to the Root,” offering solace and encouragement to all who engage with her uplifting messages.
With her profound knowledge, unwavering dedication, and compassionate spirit, D’vorah Calic continues to impact lives profoundly, guiding others on a transformative journey of faith and understanding.
Welcome to Grafted: Jewish Roots of Christianity! I’m delighted to introduce our guest today, Misty Harber. Misty is not just a teacher but a licensed Minister and a compelling speaker, whose lessons focus on character.
With a background as the Chief Financial Officer of The Rooted Kafe, Misty has not only managed financial matters but has actively contributed as a teacher, guiding others through classes and Torah Portions. The breadth of her experience is evident as she shares her insights and teachings on The Bridge every second Friday of the month, reaching out to a wider audience on Facebook.
In today’s conversation, Misty and I delve into the profound verses of 2 Corinthians 3:2-3. We explore the symbolism behind “tablets of stone” and “tablets of human hearts,” unraveling the significance of these metaphors in the context of the Jewish roots of Christianity. Together, we navigate the intricate terrain of biblical interpretation, aiming to shed light on how these ancient teachings continue to shape our understanding of faith today.
Beyond the verses, Misty and I engage in a discussion about being historical rather than hysterical. Drawing from her expertise and spiritual insights, Misty guides us through connecting with the historical roots of our faith, fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation for the foundations that have shaped Christianity over the centuries.
Welcome to Grafted: Jewish Roots of Christianity. My guest is Sarah Kiefer, who is the founder of the Surge Women’s Conference.
Sarah Kiefer lives with her husband and three kids in the Austin Texas area. She is the founder of the Surge Women’s Conference happening this summer in Waxahachie Texas.
Her heart is to support and unite sisters who are on a journey with their Bibles to walk with the King and know their Father on a deeper level. From ladies new to walking out the whole Bible, to the most seasoned and wise, there is a workshop for all ladies who want to dive deeper, learn more, and have a whole heck of a lot of Texas-sized fun.
The Surge Conference was born in 2022 after seeing the division caused by prideful doctrine and judgmental mindsets. Sarah always says there is no room for sibling rivalry in Yah’s house and unity starts with YOU. The army of women being built through the unifying spirit of the Surge Conference will spill over into their families’ hearts and, ultimately into their communities. She is a strong believer that Yah blesses everyone with gifts that can be used for His Kingdom and hers is throwing a really good party! She loves hanging out with her family and friends, at Texas wineries, making homemade soap, and planning the next big event.
To find out more about the Surge Women’s Conference go here.
