Explore every episode of the podcast Kehilath HaDerekh

Do you know the true story of the crucifixion and resurrection of Messiah Yeshua? Listen and read along as we reveal the journey through the eyewitness accounts of the Gospel writers.

Mashiach: Lazarus Raised & Yeshua Foretells His Death. The arguments that the Jewish people crucified their own Messiah are not supported by the Gospels. Learn the truth, and hear Messiah Yeshua’s own words on the matter.

Mashiach: Prodigal Son & Parable of the Wedding Feast. The Kingdom of God is illustrated in vivid fashion through parables of the Prodigal Son, and the Wedding Feast at the End of the Age.

Mashiach: Kingdom of Heaven and Martha and Miriam. The parables of Yeshua reveal amazing detail about the Redemption, the coming global judgement and the fate of all those who have passed away since the beginning of time.

Purim:: A Special Reading by KHD. Persia & Israel have a shared history dating back more than 2,300 years to King Cyrus and King Artaxerxes. Here the story read and learn about this unique relationship.

Mashiach: Good Samaritan & Sukkot Teaching in the Temple. Who were the Pharisees? Why were they constantly evaluating Yeshua (Jesus)? What is the back story of the Good Samaritan? Learn what the Good Shepherd parable means from Messiah Yeshua.

Mashiach: Lost Sheep & Causing Little Ones to Stumble. Messiah Yeshua instructs His followers in the Way of the Torah including forgiveness, and warns against misleading followers.

Mashiach: Transfiguration, Prophecy & Crucifixion. Messiah Yeshua consults with Moses & Elijah on a mountaintop about His coming Crucifixion and He warns His disciples not to speak about the meeting until He has risen. Do his disciples really understand who and what is going to happen?

Mashiach: Evil & Adulterous Generation Looking for a Sign. Who did Yeshua come to save? Do you know? The Pharisees wanted Yeshua to declare He was the Messiah. Messiah Yeshua told them the only sign they would get would be the Prophet Jonah.

Mashiach: The Bread of Life & Miracles. Did Messiah Yeshua declare all foods clean? What is the meaning of the Bread of Life? Is there a secret food that gives Eternal Life? Hear the words for yourself and follow along in the scriptures as we read.

Mashiach: The Kingdom of Heaven in Parables. Do you think you know the meaning of life? What happens after we die? The answers to these questions were revealed more than 2,000 years ago by the Rabbi from Nazareth, but He did it in parables.

Mashiach: Teaching in Parables. Do you know why Messiah Yeshua taught in parables? What does He mean when He says, “Let those who have ears to hear?” What is the purpose of this style of teaching? Why not hear it from the Master Himself, in His own words.

Mashiach: The LORD’S Prayer. Continuing perhaps the most famous sermon in history, Messiah Yeshua offers a discourse on righteous living, prayer, charity and fasting to thousands gathered to hear him speak. This is the powerful conclusion to the Sermon on the Mount. For the first time we see Gentile believers appeal for healing and a widow receives her risen son.

Mashiach Drash on the Mountain. Messiah Yeshua draws attention by healing on Shabbat, and educating Torah scholars on what is permitted on Shabbat. Listen to the beginning of the Sermon on the Mount, as Messiah Yeshua pronounces blessings on the people and deepens understanding of Torah.

Mashiach: Healing the Sick in the Galilee. A powerful episode exploring the early years of Messiah Yeshua’s ministry. Journey with us as we go from rejection in Nazareth to healing the sick and casting out unclean spirits.

Mashiach: Early Ministry & Talmidim. Do you know the disciples of Yeshua? Were there ever any women disciples or evangelists? What was His first recorded miracle? Learn these things and more in this action packed episode. Re-awaken your faith from a Jewish perspective.

Mashiach: Early Childhood, Immersion & Temptation. The child Yeshua sits with Torah scholars in Jerusalem while his mother and father frantically search for him. Relive the ministry of John the Immerser (the Baptist), and the voice from Heaven proclaiming Yeshua as Ben Eliohim, the Son of God.

Mashiach: The Birth of Yeshua. The extraordinary narrative of the events leading up to the birth of the Jewish Messiah from Nazareth. Listen to the story as told from the Gospels of the New Testament. Join us as we explore this story from the angelic encounters to the flight to Egypt to the move to Nazareth.

Mashiach: A New Harmony of the Gospels. The genealogy of Joseph, father of Yeshua from the Book of Matthew, and the genealogy of Miriam, from the Book of Luke, featuring brief rabbinic commentary. Find out how the New Testament began in the days of the Apostles.

Nehemiah Chapters 11-13. Ezra & Nehemiah restore Worship & Praise Music to the Holy Temple in Jerusalem. The Levites are gathered from all over to form a choir of song and music according to the teachings of King David. The traditions from Ancient Israel are alive today in the Nation of Israel.

Nehemiah Chapters 8-10. Do you know the roots of Modern Judaism? Where does the Amidah and other prayers come from? How did we get the books of the Hebrew Bible? Find answers this week as Ezra & Nehemiah celebrate the Sukkot festival for the first time since the days of Joshua.

Nehemiah Chapters 4-7. The Cup Bearer spearheads the miraculous walls of the Old City of Jerusalem. Sections of the wall are still visible today and form the foundation of one of the world’s most amazing architectural wonders. Today the work is the base of the one of the Middle East’s hottest flashpoints. Hear the story for yourself.

Nehemiah Chapters 1-3. Why was the King’s cup bearer sent to Jerusalem? Do you really know what was Queen Esther’s role? Was the Queen named after an Eastern pagan god, or is there more to the story? Challenge your knowledge of the restoration of Jerusalem!

Ezra Chapters 9-10. How did the Children of Israel become known as the Jews? Let the Holy Scriptures reveal how Jewish slaves returned from Persia and banded together to become the People of the Book.

Ezra Chapters 5-8. Why did Ezra the Priest write the Book of Chronicles? What was the compelling force behind focusing on the genealogies and events leading to the fall and rebirth of the Southern Kingdom of Judah. Are there any implications for us today?

Ezra Chapters 1-4. After the decree of King Cyrus, the remnant of the Kingdom of Judah are encouraged to return to Jerusalem to rebuild the House of God. The people meet resistance and must fight the new population settled in the former lands of Israel to build a new Temple.

The Prophet Malachi. All chapters. We all have heard verses from Malachi, but have we read the entire book in the context of times? Follow along as we reveal the future of Israel and learn about God’s intended purposes for all humanity. Know the whole truth!

The Prophet Zechariah Part 3 of 3. Chapters 10-14. The powerful conclusion to Zechariah’s prophecies unlock the destiny of not only the Nation of Israel but all of humanity. Will we all go to heaven or does God have different intentions for Earth. Find out in this episode.

The Prophet Zechariah Part 2 of 3. Chapters 5-9. The prophet sees the binding of Wickedness to be revealed in Modern Babylon and witnesses the Four Winds of Heaven as he reveals what will become of Israel in the Redemption.

The Prophet Zechariah. Chapters 1-4. His book is well known, yet his prophecies are esoteric and difficult to understand in isolation. Join us we explain the Book of Zechariah in scriptural and historical context to reveal the meaning behind his prophecies.

The Prophets Obadiah & Haggai. Obadijah had a message for Edom yesterday and their descendants today. Haggai was sent to a weary nation returned from captivity, but the message can equally apply today. Do not miss these often overlooked prophecies.

The Prophet Habakkuk. Chapters 1-3. He is one of the least read and least quoted prophets, yet the words given to him by God form the cornerstone of the Brit Chadashah or the New Testament writings. Read them for yourself as we share the scriptures with you.

The Prophet Zephaniah. Chapters 1-3. Time is up. The idolatry of Judah has prompted God to issue a threat of destruction to the Southern Kingdom of Judah. Can this message of complete annihilation reach the eight-year-old boy who ascended to the throne? You will be astounded as we delve into the final years of the Kingdom of Judah, focusing on this prophet.

The Books of Nahum & Joel on the surface seem to unrelated. What could these two prophets possibly have in common? Could these two books offer a glimpse into our world today and tomorrow? You will be surprised!

The Prophet Micah. Chapters 5-7. Micah’s prophecies establish a profound correlation between historical events and the New Testament writings, predating their actual occurrence by centuries. This revelation raises the intriguing possibility that he also provided valuable insights into the identity of the Messiah.

The Prophet Micah. Chapters 1-4. Some referred to him as the “Rural Prophet,” but an analysis of Judah during his time reveals sprawling cities that were destroyed by the Kings of the Assyrian Empire. Notably, one city managed to survive the invasion. Can you discern the reason behind this survival? Unravel the story of the Judean King who emerged victorious against the formidable Assyrian Empire.

The Prophet Hosea. Chapters 10-14. The powerful conclusion of the Book of Hosea. Does this book have relevance to people today? The answer may both shock and surprise you.

The Prophet Hosea. Chapters 5-9. Ephraim was indicted for leading the Northern 10 Tribes into idolatry. However, how much do you know about the history of this leading tribe? You will be surprised!

The Prophet Hosea. Chapters 1-4. Hosea learns that lesson of Loyalty, Faithfulness and Mercy through his marriage to the adulterous Gomer. It is a deeper understanding of God’s complicated relationship with the former Kingdom of Israel.

The Prophet Amos. Chapters 5-9. The powerful conclusion to the sheep herder and fig farmer sent to prophecy to Israel. The surprising fate of the descendants of the Lost Tribes of Israel is revealed.

The Prophet Amos. Chapters 1-4. He was a sheep herder from Judah, but he saw the oppression of the people and G-D commissioned him to go to prosperous Kingdom of Israel and to deliver a message. Does his message resonate today?

Jonah chapters 1-4. Do you know the story behind the “the one of the fish?” Could there be a greater significance to the prophet to Nineveh than we realized? Let’s look at the role of the prophets and listen to the story of Jonah with fresh ears.

A general overview of the 12 Prophets, often mislabeled as the Minor Prophets. Far from minor these men reveal the Plan of Salvation for Israel, the Jewish People and the future of all Humanity.

Chapters 63-66. G-D’s ultimate promise to restore the entire House of Jacob, Israel and Judah and the establishment of His Kingdom leading to a New Heaven and New Earth.

Chapters 58-62. After the Day of the Lord’s Vengeance, what is next for our world? What will be the fate of G-D’s Chosen People? Let’s explore what Isaiah reveals will happen when the Messiah establishes His Kingdom on the Earth.

Chapters 54-57. The 2nd part of the discussion on the Messiah. Why is it important to understand the mission of the Messiah? Because the fate of our world hangs on the words of Isaiah.

Chapters 49-53. Many of us have an opinion about the Messiah. Do we really know from the pivotal scriptures of Isaiah the true mission of the Messiah? This week we begin the 1st of a 2 part discussion. You may be surprised.

Chapters 45-48. Before Nebuchadnezzar, King of Kings and before the crushing punishment and destruction of Solomon’s Temple. An anointed Messiah was prophesied for the remnant of Judah more than 100 Years before his birth. It’s not who you think it was.

Chapters 40-44. You will hear Adonai speak of Himself, directly to you, and to the generations of the Whole House of Jacob, to every tribe from Dan and Manasseh (who stumbled and lost their identity) to Judah, Benjamin, Simeon and Levi (collectively, the Jewish People)

Chapters 36-39. The armies of Assyria have ravished the whole of the Middle East. Israel had been defeated and carried into captivity. Now Rab-shaken, the voice of the King of Assyria stands at the walls of Jerusalem and taunts the people in Hebrew. No kingdom has been able to resist the mighty Assyrian Army. King Hezekiah faces certain defeat. What will he do?