Welcome to Grafted: Jewish Roots of Christianity. My guest is Dejah Phillips.
We are discussing misunderstandings of Scripture from the Nephilim to Shabbat. We take a look at scripture through the lens of Hebrew culture, history, and language.
Dejah is a digital creator with a strong presence on TikTok, Facebook, and Instagram, amassing a following of over 80,000. As a Messianic Jew, Dejah views social media as her mission field, where she passionately shares her insights on a range of biblical topics. Her content delves into subjects such as the sons of God, demons, and the Nephilim, with a focus on addressing cultural misunderstandings of Scripture. Through her engaging and thought-provoking posts, Dejah aims to educate and inspire her audience, shedding light on often overlooked aspects of biblical teachings. She has a bachelor’s in education and a master’s in reading. She studied Jewish and Christian theology, world religions/history, and had missions training.
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.
Welcome to another episode of Grafted: Jewish Roots of Christianity! Today, I have the pleasure of hosting Miriam Stalsworth.
Miriam Stalsworth was born in Chicago, Illinois. Her early years laid the foundation for a life dedicated to education, her Jewish community, and spiritual exploration.
Miriam’s journey led her to the heartland of Oklahoma, where she embarked on a fulfilling career in education.
During her time in Oklahoma, Miriam found Yeshua, a pivotal moment that transformed her life spiritually. This encounter became a guiding light, influencing her choices and actions in the years to come.
Miriam’s journey took a delightful turn when she met her husband, forging a bond that had lasted over four decades. Together they founded the Bet Ami Messianic Congregation.
Miriam’s dedication to her Messianic community extends beyond the home. She served on the board of The Rooted Kafe, contributing to the growth and development of this vital community hub. Her role as a producer for the Hebraic Root Network showcased her commitment to fostering connections and disseminating valuable knowledge.
Join us as we delve into Miriam Stalsworth’s rich tapestry of experiences, exploring the intersections of education, spirituality, and community. Her journey is sure to inspire and resonate with our listeners.
My guest today is Amy Kay Guenther, of Torah Sisters.
The Father brought Amy to Torah in early 2014 after a lifetime of walking with her Savior in wonderful Gospel-centered mainstream churches. Since coming to Torah, her walk has been deeper than ever, and she loves Yeshua and His Word more than she ever could have imagined. She desires to live more like Him every day.
My guest Michayla White shares with us today. Michayla is the Chief Executive Officer for INCM–International Network of Children’s Ministry. https://incm.org/
She has had the privilege of serving in children’s and family ministry in various capacities. She champions the community through her leadership of INCM, writing, speaking, and coaching. Michayla has a Bachelor’s in Psychology with specializations in Christian Counseling and Life Coaching from Liberty University. Her heart for the importance of children’s ministry started at a young age observing her mother who was a volunteer children’s ministry director.
