The Darchei Noam Congregation Podcast
Welcome to the official podcast of Darchei Noam Congregation, where ancient paths meet present-day purpose. Each week, we share Spirit-filled Shabbat teachings rooted in the Torah, the Prophets, and the New Covenant—revealing the unity of Scripture through the lens of Yeshua the Messiah. Our monthly seminars go deeper, addressing foundational topics such as replacement theology, covenant identity, and reconciliation between Jewish and Gentile believers. Whether you’re part of the remnant in Israel or the nations, we invite you to grow with us in truth, humility, and hope as we prepare the way for the return of our King. “Stand at the crossroads and look… ask for the ancient paths, where the good way is, and walk in it, and you will find rest for your souls.” —Jeremiah 6:16
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Saturday Jul 05, 2025
Saturday Jul 05, 2025
Join us this week as we journey with Israel through some of the most pivotal moments recorded in the wilderness—loss, leadership, rebellion, and divine revelation. In Parashat Chukat (Numbers 19–22), we explore the mysterious sin that barred Moshe from entering the Promised Land, the death of Miriam and Aaron, Israel’s refusal passage through Edom, and the miraculous healing through the bronze serpent. What do these stories mean for us today? Why did God choose an eastern route into the Land, and what message lies behind the roads, the rocks, and the rebellion?
From ancient roads like Derekh HaMelekh to prophetic signs like the serpent on a pole, we uncover layers of historical geography, spiritual insight, and Messianic hope—culminating in a deeper understanding of the One who was lifted up for our healing. Get on the bus, buckle up, and prepare for a rich encounter with the Word and the journey of faith.
Sunday Jun 29, 2025
Sunday Jun 29, 2025
In this episode on Parashat Korach, we uncover the deeper spiritual current behind Korach’s rebellion—the same spirit of dissatisfaction that fuels replacement theology across generations. From the wilderness to modern theology, the challenge to God’s appointed order remains the same. But the Torah points us to the cure: humility, reverence, and trust in the One whom Adonai has chosen—ultimately revealed in Messiah.