Torah Awakenings

Mikha'el BenYa'akov
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If you’re hungry for Scripture that actually makes sense… if you want faith that’s rooted, not watered down… if you want to understand the Bible the way its original authors intended—this is where your journey begins. Torahawakenings.com 

  1. Jul 5

    We The People...

    This is a re-recorded message from a message I did today commemorating the 250th anniversary of the greatest nation in the world Send us Fan Mail

    We The People...

  2. May 25

    The Evolution Of Christian Theology

    In this episode of Torah Awakenings,  we explores how modern Christian theology evolved over centuries from its original Hebraic foundations into a system heavily influenced by Greek philosophy, Roman culture, and later church traditions. 📜✡️ Through historical analysis and Scripture, this teaching examines how early believers in Messiah once walked in continuity with the Torah and the faith of Israel, while later theological developments gradually separated Christianity from its Jewish roots. From concepts of law and grace to the influence of councils, creeds, and replacement theology, this episode challenges listeners to reconsider long-held assumptions and rediscover the biblical worldview that shaped the faith of the first-century disciples. 🔥📖 Send us Fan Mail

    The Evolution Of Christian Theology

  3. Mar 8

    To Eat Or Not To Eat, That Is The Question

    In this episode of Torah Awakenings, we take a deeper look at one of the most debated aspects of Torah observance: the biblical dietary laws. Many believers who are beginning to see the relevance of Torah often struggle with the issue of clean and unclean foods, frequently pointing to Peter’s vision in Acts 10 as proof that God changed His dietary instructions. But when we examine the full context of the passage, we discover that Peter himself explains the vision was not about food at all, but about how Jews viewed Gentiles. From there, we explore the Hebrew concepts of sin, transgression, and iniquity, the call to holiness in Leviticus 11, and the idea that our bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit. While Scripture ultimately grounds these dietary instructions in simple obedience to יהוה, we also consider possible health implications and the broader spiritual principle behind God’s commands. The question ultimately becomes one every believer must answer: when revelation brings understanding, will we adjust our lives to align with God’s instructions—or ignore the light we’ve been given? Send us Fan Mail

    To Eat Or Not To Eat, That Is The Question

  4. Feb 25

    Creating Habits Of Righteousness: The State Of Be(ing)

    In this episode of Torah Awakenings, we confront the question most believers rarely stop to ask: What is the true standard of righteousness? If righteousness is not defined by God’s revealed Torah, then it becomes subjective — shaped by culture, pastors, or personal opinion. Tracing the biblical pattern from Sinai to Paul’s words in Romans 12:1–2, we explore how transformation requires intentional effort — the conscious decision to “be” set apart before we can “become” what God has called us to be. Righteousness is not mystical; it is cultivated through disciplined alignment with the Word, pressing toward the mark — Messiah Himself. Faith in Yeshua and obedience to God’s commandments are not opposites but inseparable pillars of covenant life, forming the path into the high call of sonship Send us Fan Mail

    Creating Habits Of Righteousness: The State Of Be(ing)

  5. Feb 10

    Defending The Faith

    Re-recorded from a teaching done on February 7th. Send us Fan Mail

    Defending The Faith

  6. 12/23/2025

    Inseparable: Commandments Of God And Faith In Yeshua

    This teaching reflects on conversations with Christians who struggle to see Torah (God’s instruction) and faith in Yeshua as inseparable, arguing that this tension stems from later church theology detached from its Hebrew roots rather than from Scripture itself. By examining Moses’ promise of a prophet like himself, the biblical definition of a false prophet, Yeshua’s own words about Torah, the apostolic instructions in Acts, and the language of commandments (entolē) in the New Testament, the case is made that Yeshua neither abolished Torah nor taught against it, but rightly interpreted, embodied, and taught it. From a first-century Jewish framework, fulfilling Torah meant living it out faithfully, not ending it, and the apostles continued this expectation for both Jews and Gentiles as part of one covenantal walk. Ultimately, Scripture consistently presents God’s commandments and faith in Yeshua as united realities, and the resistance to this idea often arises not from the text itself, but from the discomfort of confronting long-held theological assumptions that call for real change in how one lives and obeys. More more teachings, find us at torahawakenings.com Send us Fan Mail

    Inseparable: Commandments Of God And Faith In Yeshua

  7. 12/08/2025

    Idolatry: Battlefield Of The Mind

    This is a re-recorded message from a teaching I did at church on December 6th.  Send us Fan Mail

    Idolatry: Battlefield Of The Mind

  8. 09/24/2025

    If You Love Me Keep My Commandments

    In this episode, we take a deep dive into the connection between what it means to love God and keeping His commandments. Can the two be separated, as many believe today, or do the go hand in hand? We also discuss what being a saint really means, as it relates to Scripture. Send us Fan Mail

    If You Love Me Keep My Commandments
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If you’re hungry for Scripture that actually makes sense… if you want faith that’s rooted, not watered down… if you want to understand the Bible the way its original authors intended—this is where your journey begins. Torahawakenings.com 

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  • Creator
    Mikha'el BenYa'akov
  • Years Active
    2020 - 2026
  • Episodes
    217
  • Rating
    Clean
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    © 2026 Torah Awakenings
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