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Join Daniah & Joseph every Friday at 4:00pm CST as they dive into candid discussions about the Bible, ministry, and navigating life with a Biblical perspective. From personal stories to expert insights, they tackle real-life topics with wisdom and authenticity—sometimes joined by special guests! Grab a seat as we unpack new and interesting topics each week.
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- 3 days ago51 min
Why Your Kids Need More Than Bible Stories
What if knowing Bible stories isn’t the same as understanding the Bible? In this episode of TLV Talk, Daniah Greenberg and Hanah Greenberg talk about what can happen when Scripture is taught in disconnected pieces—and why children need to see the bigger story from Genesis to Revelation.Their conversation moves from children’s Bibles and biblical literacy to something even more personal: the way kids learn faith by watching the adults around them. Hanah shares how her own daughter is already learning to reach for the Bible simply because she sees it being read, sung, and lived at home.If we want the next generation to love God’s Word, what are we actually modeling for them now?(find resources @ https://tlvbiblesociety.org)Grab the after show on the TLV Bible App and get deeper, more personal conversation! Download now ⇢ https://tlvbible.app.link/aftershow-122Follow us on our Socials!Instagram 📸 @ tlvbiblesocietyFacebook ⓕ @ tlvbiblesociety𝕏 @ tlvbiblesociety
- 1 weeks ago52 min
Does Sukkot Reveal How the Bible Ends?
What does Sukkot have to do with the end of the Bible? Maybe a lot more than you think.In this episode of TLV Talk, Daniah and Joseph Greenberg follow the Feast of Tabernacles from the wilderness all the way to the world to come. What begins in Leviticus as a remembrance of God dwelling with and providing for Israel reappears in a surprising place: Zechariah's prophecy of “that day,” when the nations come to Jerusalem to worship the King and celebrate Sukkot.From Zechariah's Sukkot celebration to Isaiah's lavish banquet where death is swallowed up forever, Daniah and Joseph trace a biblical pattern that leads toward the wedding supper, the coming Kingdom, and Revelation's vision of a new heaven and new earth—where God will once again “tabernacle” among His people.Could Sukkot actually be giving us a glimpse of where the entire biblical story is headed? And could the end times be less about escaping doom and more about looking forward to the King dwelling with His people?The end of the Bible is good news. And Sukkot may have been pointing toward it all along.(find resources @ https://tlvbiblesociety.org)Grab the after show on the TLV Bible App and get deeper, more personal conversation! Download now ⇢ https://tlvbible.app.link/aftershow-121Follow us on our Socials!Instagram 📸 @ tlvbiblesocietyFacebook ⓕ @ tlvbiblesociety𝕏 @ tlvbiblesociety
- 2 weeks ago54 min
Why Repent If Yeshua Already Forgave You?
If Yeshua already atoned for our sins, why would we still need Yom Kippur?In this episode of TLV Talk, Daniah and Joseph Greenberg tackle that question by looking beyond the ancient sacrifices and exploring what the Day of Atonement reveals about repentance, judgment, and the return of the King. Beginning in Leviticus, they unpack Yom Kippur as a day of corporate atonement before tracing its themes into the prophets—and particularly Joel's dramatic description of the Day of the Lord.What emerges is a surprising connection between the Fall Feasts and what Scripture says is still to come. The shofar sounds. God's people are called to turn back to Him. Judgment comes. Yet Joel also promises rescue for those who call upon the name of ADONAI. So is “Judgment Day” really just about doom and destruction? What does teshuvah—turning back to God—have to do with it? And could Yom Kippur actually be a rehearsal that helps us understand Yeshua's return? Daniah and Joseph explore why atonement doesn't eliminate the need for repentance—and why the Day of Atonement may still have much more to teach us about “that day.”(find resources @ https://tlvbiblesociety.org)Grab the after show on the TLV Bible App and get deeper, more personal conversation! Download now ⇢ https://tlvbible.app.link/aftershow-120Follow us on our Socials!Instagram 📸 @ tlvbiblesocietyFacebook ⓕ @ tlvbiblesociety𝕏 @ tlvbiblesociety
- 3 weeks ago51 min
Have We Gotten the Rapture All Wrong?
What if we've gotten the “rapture” all wrong? As Yom Teruah approaches, Daniah and Joseph Greenberg go back to Scripture to ask what actually happens “in that day” when the shofar sounds and Yeshua returns.Starting with the prophets and working their way into the Gospels and Paul's letters, they trace a striking biblical pattern: a great shofar, the gathering of God's people, the resurrection of the dead, the Mount of Olives, and the return of the King. Then they tackle the passage at the center of the rapture debate—1 Thessalonians 4. What does it actually mean to be “caught up”? Who are the ones “left behind”? And when we go out to meet Yeshua in the air... where are we going next?Rather than beginning with modern end-times theories, Daniah and Joseph put Isaiah, Zechariah, Matthew, 1 Corinthians, and 1 Thessalonians side by side to explore how the Jewish context of Yom Teruah may change the way we understand Yeshua's return.Is the biblical hope really about escaping Earth before everything falls apart—or preparing to welcome the King who is coming to rule and reign?(find resources @ https://tlvbiblesociety.org)Grab the after show on the TLV Bible App and get deeper, more personal conversation! Download now ⇢ https://tlvbible.app.link/aftershow-119Follow us on our Socials!Instagram 📸 @ tlvbiblesocietyFacebook ⓕ @ tlvbiblesociety𝕏 @ tlvbiblesociety
- Sep 3, 202651 min
Are You a Citizen of Israel? 👀
What does it actually mean to be part of the “commonwealth of Israel”? Following their discussion of Who Is Israel?, Daniah Greenberg and Rabbi Riccardo Giuliano tackle the question so many Bible readers are left asking: Where do I fit into Israel's story?Starting in Ephesians 2, they examine Paul's declaration that Gentiles who were once “strangers” and “foreigners” have been brought near through Messiah. But what exactly have they been brought into? Rabbi Riccardo digs into the meaning behind commonwealth and uses the language of immigration and citizenship to uncover a fascinating biblical pattern: a point of entry, a law, and even a “passport.”From Ephesians to Jeremiah and Ezekiel, they trace this idea through Scripture, exploring the new covenant, Torah written on the heart, the Ruach, the land, and the mission God has been unfolding since Eden. Does being brought near erase the distinction between Jew and Gentile? Does it make someone part of Israel? And what does biblical “citizenship” actually look like?If you've ever wondered where you fit into the promises and commonwealth of Israel, this episode is for you.(find resources @ https://tlvbiblesociety.org)Grab the after show on the TLV Bible App and get deeper, more personal conversation! Download now ⇢ https://tlvbible.app.link/aftershow-118Follow us on our Socials!Instagram 📸 @ tlvbiblesocietyFacebook ⓕ @ tlvbiblesociety𝕏 @ tlvbiblesociety
- Aug 27, 202646 min
Why Don't All Bibles Say the Same Thing?
In this episode of TLV Talk, Mandie Greenberg Kelley and Rabbi Riccardo Giuliano pull back the curtain on how Bible translations are actually made—and why two translators working from the same Scriptures can sometimes arrive at different English words. From word-for-word and thought-for-thought approaches to paraphrases and retellings, they explore the tension between accuracy, readability, and preserving the meaning of the original Hebrew and Greek. They also dig into manuscript choices, reading levels, theological influence, and what can get lost when ancient ideas have no perfect English equivalent. Along the way, they use the Tree of Life Version as one example of how a translation philosophy shapes the finished Bible, particularly its emphasis on preserving the Jewish context of Scripture. With so many translations available today, this conversation gives you a fascinating look behind the words on the page—and why your Bible may not always say exactly what another one does.(find resources @ https://tlvbiblesociety.org)Grab the after show on the TLV Bible App and get deeper, more personal conversation! Download now ⇢ https://tlvbible.app.link/aftershow-117Follow us on our Socials!Instagram 📸 @ tlvbiblesocietyFacebook ⓕ @ tlvbiblesociety𝕏 @ tlvbiblesociety
- Aug 20, 202651 min
Is Israel Still Part of God's Plan?
Did God reject Israel and replace the Jewish people with the Church?In this episode of TLV Talk, Joseph Greenberg sits down with Dr. Ray Gannon for a deep dive into Romans 9–11 and one of the most controversial questions in biblical theology. Together, they examine Paul's anguish over Israel, the meaning of the remnant, the wild and natural branches of the olive tree, and Paul's emphatic declaration that “God has not rejected His people.” Dr. Gannon challenges replacement theology by arguing that Israel's calling remains irrevocable—and that Israel's eventual embrace of Yeshua isn't a footnote to God's plan, but something Paul connects to “life from the dead” and blessing for the nations. What role do Gentile followers of Yeshua play in that story, and why did Paul warn them against arrogance toward the Jewish people? This conversation tackles Romans' most debated chapters and asks a much bigger question: Could the redemption of Israel be key to global redemption?(find resources @ https://tlvbiblesociety.org)Grab the after show on the TLV Bible App and get deeper, more personal conversation! Download now ⇢ https://tlvbible.app.link/aftershow-116Follow us on our Socials!Instagram 📸 @ tlvbiblesocietyFacebook ⓕ @ tlvbiblesociety𝕏 @ tlvbiblesociety
- Aug 14, 202645 min
God Created You to Create
What if your creativity is more than a talent—what if it's one of the ways God designed you to encounter Him? In this episode of TLV Talk, Daniah Greenberg sits down with biblical artist Debbie Jackson to explore the surprising connection between Scripture, creativity, and the presence of God. Through Debbie's artwork inspired by Israel, biblical trees, the Garden of Gethsemane, and the words of Scripture itself, they uncover how art can reveal layers of meaning we might otherwise overlook. They also explore the Jewish tradition of micrography, how creativity can help families experience the Bible together, and why leaving the gift God gave you unused may mean missing an important part of your own spiritual growth. Whether you paint, write, sing, garden—or don't consider yourself creative at all—this conversation may challenge you to discover what God has already placed in your hands.(find resources @ https://tlvbiblesociety.org)Grab the after show on the TLV Bible App and get deeper, more personal conversation! Download now ⇢ https://tlvbible.app.link/aftershow-115Follow us on our Socials!Instagram 📸 @ tlvbiblesocietyFacebook ⓕ @ tlvbiblesociety𝕏 @ tlvbiblesociety
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