Best Hallel Fellowship Podcasts (2025)

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Purity from the inside out: Heaven provides the Way (James 4; Genesis 32) 1:31:22

7d ago1:31:22

1:31:22

7 takeaways from this study 1. Biblical patterns consistently point to Messiah Yeshua (Christ Jesus), revealing God’s redemptive plan through repeated themes of liberation and restoration. 2. Drawing near to God transforms believers internally, enabling them to draw closer to each other and live as ambassadors of heaven. 3. The New Covenant promise…

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Transforming pain: The Hannah principle (1Samuel 1–2) 1:05:13

14d ago1:05:13

1:05:13

7 takeaways from this study 1. Honest grief is valid before God. Express raw emotions, as seen in Hannah’s bitter weeping (1Samuel 1:10). Even though He knew He was “the resurrection and the life,” and Yeshua shed tears at Lazarus’s tomb (John 11:35). 2. Persistent prayer matters. Continually bring requests to God, illustrated by the parable of the…

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Children: Heaven’s strategy for kingdom expansion (Genesis 29–30) 1:30:18

21d ago1:30:18

1:30:18

7 takeaways from this study 1. Children are a divine blessing and gift from God (Psalm 127:3-5) 2. Parents have a sacred responsibility to teach God’s words diligently (Deuteronomy 6:4-7) 3. Disciplining children lovingly is crucial for spiritual development (Proverbs 22:6) 4. God’s covenant passes through generations, using children as vehicles (G…

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No place too hidden: God’s all-present mercy (Genesis 28; Ephesians 5) 1:17:54

28d ago1:17:54

1:17:54

“No place too hidden: God’s all-present mercy (Genesis 28; Ephesians 5)” by Jeff, May 3, 2025 7 key takeaways from the study 1. God sees everything. There’s no hidden place or action beyond His awareness, countering the delusion that we can escape divine observation. 2. God’s omniscience isn’t about punishment, but about desiring intimacy and conne…

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Spiritual freedom: How to let go of grudges before they destroy you (Genesis 27; Genesis 4; Leviticus 19) 1:21:44

1M ago1:21:44

1:21:44

7 takeaways from this study 1. Resentment is a spiritual trap that can escalate from a grudge to murderous intent if left unchecked. 2. The Golden Rule of loving your neighbor applies universally, not just to those who think or believe like you. 3. Divine guidance provides a way out of destructive emotional cycles. You’re not helpless against anger…

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God’s grace: It’s more than forgiveness (Exodus 33–34; 1Corinthians 5–6, 10) 1:13:06

1M ago1:13:06

1:13:06

7 takeaways from this study 1. Spiritual maturity involves surrendering control to God, as shown in Exodus 14 when Israelites stand still at the Red Sea. 2. God’s grace (Exodus 33:12-17) is more than forgiveness. It’s about seeking His presence through active obedience to commandments. 3. Spiritual baptism (1Corinthians 10:1-2) symbolizes separatio…

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The Lamb before time: Rethinking the role of sacrificial worship 12:59

2M ago12:59

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5 nuggets from this study 1. Yeshua is the eternal atonement, not a temporal replacement of sacrificial systems (Hebrews 7–10, Revelation 13:8), existing as the “Lamb slain from the foundation of the earth” before and after temple rituals. 2. Biblical ordinances and festivals are prophetic object lessons, designed to humble hearts and point toward …

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Cleaning the temple of the heart: Hezekiah’s spiritual revival flows from 2nd-chance Passover (2Chronicles 29–32; 2Kings 18–20; Isaiah 36–39) 58:17

2M ago58:17

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5 takeaways from this study 1. Spiritual renewal requires immediate, decisive action, as demonstrated by Hezekiah’s reforms within his first month of his reign. 2. The Torah’s Second Passover instruction (Numbers 9:6–14) was practically applied by Hezekiah. His invitation to the northern kingdom to celebrate Passover, offering a chance for national…

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Blindness and God’s sovereignty: How our spiritual arrogance can battle His hidden hand (Genesis 27; Isaiah 46; Hebrews 11) 56:01

2M ago56:01

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5 takeaways from this study 1. God’s sovereignty transcends human plans and cultural expectations, often choosing unexpected vessels to fulfill His purposes. 2. Faith is a developmental journey, not a static state. It grows through trust, uncertainty and stepping forward despite unclear outcomes. 3. Spiritual blindness can be more debilitating than…

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Reclaiming filled wells of ‘living water’: How to restore Earth’s spiritual birthright (Genesis 26; Isaiah 65–66) 1:24:27

2M ago1:24:27

1:24:27

5 takeaways from this study Divine sovereignty supersedes that of humans: God’s promises are not dependent on human perfection, but on His sovereign plan. Each generation is called to trust and step into the legacy, even when facing challenges or feeling inadequate. Heaven’s legacy is carried through faithful obedience: Spiritual inheritance is mai…

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Heaven’s unbreakable thread: Tracing God’s covenant through generations (Genesis 25–26; 2Samuel 5–6; Hebrews 12) 1:02:52

2M ago1:02:52

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5 key lessons from this study 1. Your past doesn’t define your future: Just as biblical figures like Jacob and David overcame early mistakes, you can choose a path of faithfulness and growth, guided by God’s enduring covenant. 2. Covenant matters more than convenience: Esau’s impulsive trade of his birthright for a meal reminds us that spiritual in…

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6 pillars of purposeful partnership in life and faith (Genesis 24; Isaiah 12–14; James 4) 51:44

2M ago51:44

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5 key lessons from this study 1. Divine guidance is crucial: Trust God’s plan over human plans, recognizing His sovereignty and ability to see beyond our limited perspective. 2. Marriage is a spiritual partnership: Choose a spouse who shares core beliefs, values divine guidance, and understands the importance of leaving and cleaving. 3. Prayer and …

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The Bride of Messiah: Matriarch Rebekah reveals where true authority comes from (Genesis 24; Judges 19; Ephesians 5) 1:34:09

3M ago1:34:09

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5 key takeaways from this study 1. Servanthood as spiritual leadership: Figures like Moses, the prophets, and even Messiah Himself exemplified true leadership by putting themselves at the service of others. 2. The paradox of biblical authority: Lowering oneself in humble service can actually lead to greater influence and authority, as seen in the l…

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Why our pursuit of longevity cannot compare to God’s eternal promise (Genesis 23; 1 Kings 1; Acts 7) 15:05

3M ago15:05

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In life, we often focus on the things we can control, like health, longevity, and success, yet these pursuits ultimately pale in comparison to the eternal significance of God’s promises. The Bible presents us with stories of inheritance, leadership transitions, and the unfolding of God’s redemptive plan for His people. From Abraham’s purchase of th…

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‘Here I am’: Responding to Heaven’s call to bring Light to the nations (Genesis 22; Isaiah 33; Matthew 27) 1:02:42

3M ago1:02:42

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Takeaways from this study The themes of sacrifice, divine provision, and redemption weave throughout the passages, culminating in the ultimate sacrifice of the Messiah. Recognizing and responding to the divine call with הִנֵּנִי hineini (“here I am”) is crucial for active faith and obedience. אַתָּה אֵל רֳאִי atah El Roi (You are God [Who] sees me)…

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From barrenness to blessing: The miraculous births that changed history (Genesis 21; 1Samuel 1; Matthew 1) 1:25:51

3M ago1:25:51

1:25:51

5 key takeaways from this study God’s sovereignty and faithfulness: Despite human limitations and failures, God remains faithful to His promises, demonstrating His sovereignty in fulfilling His redemptive plan. Contrast of laughter and sorrow: The interplay of the two underscores the complexities of the human experience under God’s sovereign hand. …

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Ripples of righteousness: How Abraham’s belief is shaping all nations (Genesis 20; Isaiah 61; Galatians 3) 1:29:14

3M ago1:29:14

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Takeaways from this study Individual belief/trust in God can have far-reaching, transformative effects on the broader community and even the nations. Abraham’s evolving faith and covenant with God served as a catalyst for blessing and unification, transcending borders and impacting Gentiles as well as the chosen people. Righteousness before God is …

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Hospitality as resistance: How to shine light into the world’s darkness (Genesis 19; Luke 17) 1:19:16

4M ago1:19:16

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Balancing Engagement and Separation One understated but important lesson we learn from the tragic story of Lot’s sojourn in Sodom is that we must be careful in thinking that it is easy to be “in the world but not of the world.”(John 17:14-16) Lot’s initial choice to settle in the lush, yet morally corrupt, valley of Sodom had tragic consequences fo…

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Shekinah revealed: How the LORD’s tangible presence refutes the ‘absentee landlord’ myth (Genesis 18; Isaiah 33–34; Luke 8) 1:33:43

4M ago1:33:43

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Genesis 18 is the start of the one-year Torah cycle reading וַיֵּרָא Vayera, meaning “and he appeared.” It describes a spectacular occurrence where Heaven comes to earth, an important part of Avraham’s physical and spiritual journey from Ur to Canaan. Overcoming the ways of the world apart from the Creator is a lifelong process, not an overnight ac…

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Abraham’s noisy descendants: Proclaiming the Messiah’s kingdom (Genesis 17; Isaiah 63; Romans 4) 1:12:59

4M ago1:12:59

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Covenant of the Promised Seed At the heart of Genesis 17 lies the unfolding covenant between the Almighty (El Shaddai) and Abraham (Avraham), the father of our faith. We witness Avraham’s journey of trust, from his initial call to “Lech Lecha” (get going) in Genesis 12 to the pivotal moment when he is asked to offer his son Isaac (Genesis 22). This…

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Hagar and Sarai: A lesson in the supremacy of the Spirit over the flesh (Genesis 16; Galatians 4) 1:06:05

4M ago1:06:05

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Key spiritual lessons from Hagar & Sarah 1. The importance of humility and submission to God’s ordained authority, even when it goes against our natural fleshly desires. Hagar struggled with pride and tried to elevate herself above her rightful position as Sarah’s servant, but God instructed her to humble herself and submit to Sarah. 2. The superio…

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Balancing preparation and Providence: Lessons from Abram’s covenant (Genesis 15; Romans 4) 1:28:58

5M ago1:28:58

1:28:58

Summary: Tammy

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Melchizedek’s blessing of Abram shows how Heaven is always ‘open’ for believers’ business (Genesis 14; Isaiah 41; Hebrews 7) 1:08:55

5M ago1:08:55

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Desecrating God’s name isn’t about how we pronounce or mispronounce His name. It’s not about whether we put His name on a T-shirt. We desecrate God’s name when our actions in His name don’t align with what we say about Him. The world doesn’t care how we treat God; they care about how we treat them and their neighbors. Trusting God and learning to r…

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The Seed of promise: A messianic tapestry from Eden to Abram to eternity (Genesis 12–13; Joshua 24; Hebrews 11) 1:35:32

5M ago1:35:32

1:35:32

Summary: Tammy

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Purity from the inside out: Heaven provides the Way (James 4; Genesis 32) 1:31:22

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Transforming pain: The Hannah principle (1Samuel 1–2) 1:05:13

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Children: Heaven’s strategy for kingdom expansion (Genesis 29–30) 1:30:18

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No place too hidden: God’s all-present mercy (Genesis 28; Ephesians 5) 1:17:54

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Spiritual freedom: How to let go of grudges before they destroy you (Genesis 27; Genesis 4; Leviticus 19) 1:21:44

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God’s grace: It’s more than forgiveness (Exodus 33–34; 1Corinthians 5–6, 10) 1:13:06

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The Lamb before time: Rethinking the role of sacrificial worship 12:59

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Cleaning the temple of the heart: Hezekiah’s spiritual revival flows from 2nd-chance Passover (2Chronicles 29–32; 2Kings 18–20; Isaiah 36–39) 58:17

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Blindness and God’s sovereignty: How our spiritual arrogance can battle His hidden hand (Genesis 27; Isaiah 46; Hebrews 11) 56:01

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Reclaiming filled wells of ‘living water’: How to restore Earth’s spiritual birthright (Genesis 26; Isaiah 65–66) 1:24:27

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Heaven’s unbreakable thread: Tracing God’s covenant through generations (Genesis 25–26; 2Samuel 5–6; Hebrews 12) 1:02:52

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6 pillars of purposeful partnership in life and faith (Genesis 24; Isaiah 12–14; James 4) 51:44

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The Bride of Messiah: Matriarch Rebekah reveals where true authority comes from (Genesis 24; Judges 19; Ephesians 5) 1:34:09

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Why our pursuit of longevity cannot compare to God’s eternal promise (Genesis 23; 1 Kings 1; Acts 7) 15:05

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‘Here I am’: Responding to Heaven’s call to bring Light to the nations (Genesis 22; Isaiah 33; Matthew 27) 1:02:42

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From barrenness to blessing: The miraculous births that changed history (Genesis 21; 1Samuel 1; Matthew 1) 1:25:51

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Ripples of righteousness: How Abraham’s belief is shaping all nations (Genesis 20; Isaiah 61; Galatians 3) 1:29:14

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Hospitality as resistance: How to shine light into the world’s darkness (Genesis 19; Luke 17) 1:19:16

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Shekinah revealed: How the LORD’s tangible presence refutes the ‘absentee landlord’ myth (Genesis 18; Isaiah 33–34; Luke 8) 1:33:43

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Abraham’s noisy descendants: Proclaiming the Messiah’s kingdom (Genesis 17; Isaiah 63; Romans 4) 1:12:59

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Hagar and Sarai: A lesson in the supremacy of the Spirit over the flesh (Genesis 16; Galatians 4) 1:06:05

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Balancing preparation and Providence: Lessons from Abram’s covenant (Genesis 15; Romans 4) 1:28:58

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Melchizedek’s blessing of Abram shows how Heaven is always ‘open’ for believers’ business (Genesis 14; Isaiah 41; Hebrews 7) 1:08:55

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The Seed of promise: A messianic tapestry from Eden to Abram to eternity (Genesis 12–13; Joshua 24; Hebrews 11) 1:35:32

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