First Fruits of Zion

02/06/2026

Jesus wasn’t fighting Judaism. He was teaching it. But replacement theology paints a completely different picture.

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02/06/2026

Most leadership advice focuses on charisma and external influence, but what if the most powerful leadership qualities are rooted deep in character?

Rabbi Damian Eisner unpacks the biblical blueprint of true leadership through the life of Moses, revealing how humility, resilience, and integrity shape effective leaders from the inside out. If you’ve ever hesitated to step up, doubted your abilities, or wrestled with failure, this episode offers a fresh perspective based on one of history's greatest leaders.

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02/06/2026

Join us on a life-changing journey to the geographic center of the spiritual world—the Holy Land of Israel.

Every disciple should visit Israel at least once. Walk the very ground where Scripture unfolded, see the Bible come alive before your eyes, and experience the Holy Land from a Messianic Jewish perspective that leaves you with a profound understanding of the land, the scriptures, and the people of Israel.

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Join First Fruits of Zion on a life-changing journey to the geographic center of the spiritual world—the Holy Land of Israel. Embark on an inspiring adventure that will deepen your understanding of the Bible. Lead by expert guides, who uniquely uncover the layers of biblical stories and demystify ...

01/06/2026

Forced conversions. Assimilation. Centuries of pressure to stop being Jewish. It’s no wonder Jewish people are skeptical about Jesus. But what if faith in him was never meant to erase Jewish identity in the first place?

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01/06/2026

Depression, despondency, and sorrow can blind us, but God’s might never changes. When have you seen this in your life?

Depression, sorrow, and despondency spiritually blind us, causing us to forget the awesome power of God.

31/05/2026

Islam, Christianity, and Judaism disagree on which day is the Sabbath. Which is right?

Jews, Christians, and Muslims disagree, but only the seventh-day Sabbath is biblical.

29/05/2026

For centuries, the church taught that God was done with Israel. A growing wave of scholars says that reading is wrong—and the Bible agrees.

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29/05/2026

Shabbat shalom! This week’s Torah portion is Nasso.

HaShem orders a census of the Levites by clan and assigns their Mishkan duties. Laws address ritual impurity, proper confession, and restitution for wrongdoing. The sotah ritual reveals a wife’s innocence or guilt in suspected adultery. Nazirites take a voluntary vow to abstain from wine, haircuts, and impurity for heightened holiness. HaShem instructs the priests to bless Israel with His Name. Leaders of the twelve tribes bring identical, lavish offerings for the dedication of the altar of burnt offerings.

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The second reading from the book of Numbers and the thirty-fifth reading from the Torah is called Nasso, a word that literally means “lift up.” It comes from the first word of the second verse in Hebrew, which could literally be translated to say, “Lift up the heads of the sons of Gershon,” ...

27/05/2026

Christians haven’t replaced Jews as the people of God. How do we replace replacement theology?

Have Christians replaced Jews as the people of God?