Welcome to Daily Bread for Busy Moms, a daily Bible reading podcast from Israel. Each day, we journey through the Scriptures together by following the weekly Torah portion one section at a time, along with readings from the Prophets, Writings, and Apostolic Scriptures. In just one year, you'll read through the Bible while following the biblical calendar and feast cycle. As we approach the beginning of a new reading year on Simchat Torah, we're excited to announce that the brand-new Daily Bread Journal is now available! Every year, a completely new journal is created for the upcoming reading cycle, and this year's journal will guide us through the Scriptures beginning October 4. The Daily Bread podcast follows the journal's unique reading plan, making the journal the perfect companion for your daily Bible reading journey. If you've been listening along and would like a place to record prayers, take notes, and follow the readings throughout the year, now is the perfect time to reserve your copy. 📔 Secure your copy of the new Daily Bread Journal: www.arielmedia.shop 🌿 Looking for a meaningful way to spend part of your Shabbat? The Daily Bread Torah Class with Lars Enarson is a wonderful opportunity to go deeper into each week's Torah portion, explore the Scriptures in greater depth, and connect the daily readings to the bigger story of God's Word. 📖 Join the Torah Class: www.larsenarson.com/torah ❤️ Support the podcast and become part of our Patreon community: www.patreon.com/dailybreadmoms 🌍 Learn more about Daily Bread for Busy Moms: www.dailybreadmoms.com

(Patrons!— you can watch the video of this interview, not just listen.) Reading the Torah every day is good — but what if there's a whole layer underneath you're flying right past? In this first episode of our 4-part series, Lars sits down to talk about what a commentary actually gives you that reading alone can't. He walks through a single line from a portion and shows just how much is happening under the surface — the Hebrew, the history, the connections most of us miss on our own. A good teacher doesn't replace your reading. He multiplies it. Start your own 2-week free trial of Torah Class → https://www.larsenarson.com/torah

Welcome to Daily Bread for Busy Moms, a daily Bible reading podcast from Israel. Each day, we journey through the Scriptures together by following the weekly Torah portion one section at a time, along with readings from the Prophets, Writings, and Apostolic Scriptures. In just one year, you'll read through the Bible while following the biblical calendar and feast cycle. As we approach the beginning of a new reading year on Simchat Torah, we're excited to announce that the brand-new Daily Bread Journal is now available! Every year, a completely new journal is created for the upcoming reading cycle, and this year's journal will guide us through the Scriptures beginning October 4. The Daily Bread podcast follows the journal's unique reading plan, making the journal the perfect companion for your daily Bible reading journey. If you've been listening along and would like a place to record prayers, take notes, and follow the readings throughout the year, now is the perfect time to reserve your copy. 📔 Secure your copy of the new Daily Bread Journal: www.arielmedia.shop 🌿 Looking for a meaningful way to spend part of your Shabbat? The Daily Bread Torah Class with Lars Enarson is a wonderful opportunity to go deeper into each week's Torah portion, explore the Scriptures in greater depth, and connect the daily readings to the bigger story of God's Word. 📖 Join the Torah Class: www.larsenarson.com/torah ❤️ Support the podcast and become part of our Patreon community: www.patreon.com/dailybreadmoms 🌍 Learn more about Daily Bread for Busy Moms: www.dailybreadmoms.com

Welcome to Daily Bread for Busy Moms, a daily Bible reading podcast from Israel. Each day, we journey through the Scriptures together by following the weekly Torah portion one section at a time, along with readings from the Prophets, Writings, and Apostolic Scriptures. In just one year, you'll read through the Bible while following the biblical calendar and feast cycle. As we approach the beginning of a new reading year on Simchat Torah, we're excited to announce that the brand-new Daily Bread Journal is now available! Every year, a completely new journal is created for the upcoming reading cycle, and this year's journal will guide us through the Scriptures beginning October 4. The Daily Bread podcast follows the journal's unique reading plan, making the journal the perfect companion for your daily Bible reading journey. If you've been listening along and would like a place to record prayers, take notes, and follow the readings throughout the year, now is the perfect time to reserve your copy. 📔 Secure your copy of the new Daily Bread Journal: www.arielmedia.shop 🌿 Looking for a meaningful way to spend part of your Shabbat? The Daily Bread Torah Class with Lars Enarson is a wonderful opportunity to go deeper into each week's Torah portion, explore the Scriptures in greater depth, and connect the daily readings to the bigger story of God's Word. 📖 Join the Torah Class: www.larsenarson.com/torah ❤️ Support the podcast and become part of our Patreon community: www.patreon.com/dailybreadmoms 🌍 Learn more about Daily Bread for Busy Moms: www.dailybreadmoms.com

Welcome to Daily Bread for Busy Moms, a daily Bible reading podcast from Israel. Each day, we journey through the Scriptures together by following the weekly Torah portion one section at a time, along with readings from the Prophets, Writings, and Apostolic Scriptures. In just one year, you'll read through the Bible while following the biblical calendar and feast cycle. As we approach the beginning of a new reading year on Simchat Torah, we're excited to announce that the brand-new Daily Bread Journal is now available! Every year, a completely new journal is created for the upcoming reading cycle, and this year's journal will guide us through the Scriptures beginning October 4. The Daily Bread podcast follows the journal's unique reading plan, making the journal the perfect companion for your daily Bible reading journey. If you've been listening along and would like a place to record prayers, take notes, and follow the readings throughout the year, now is the perfect time to reserve your copy. 📔 Secure your copy of the new Daily Bread Journal: www.arielmedia.shop 🌿 Looking for a meaningful way to spend part of your Shabbat? The Daily Bread Torah Class with Lars Enarson is a wonderful opportunity to go deeper into each week's Torah portion, explore the Scriptures in greater depth, and connect the daily readings to the bigger story of God's Word. 📖 Join the Torah Class: www.larsenarson.com/torah ❤️ Support the podcast and become part of our Patreon community: www.patreon.com/dailybreadmoms 🌍 Learn more about Daily Bread for Busy Moms: www.dailybreadmoms.com

Welcome to Daily Bread for Busy Moms, a daily Bible reading podcast from Israel. Each day, we journey through the Scriptures together by following the weekly Torah portion one section at a time, along with readings from the Prophets, Writings, and Apostolic Scriptures. In just one year, you'll read through the Bible while following the biblical calendar and feast cycle. As we approach the beginning of a new reading year on Simchat Torah, we're excited to announce that the brand-new Daily Bread Journal is now available! Every year, a completely new journal is created for the upcoming reading cycle, and this year's journal will guide us through the Scriptures beginning October 4. The Daily Bread podcast follows the journal's unique reading plan, making the journal the perfect companion for your daily Bible reading journey. If you've been listening along and would like a place to record prayers, take notes, and follow the readings throughout the year, now is the perfect time to reserve your copy. 📔 Secure your copy of the new Daily Bread Journal: www.arielmedia.shop 🌿 Looking for a meaningful way to spend part of your Shabbat? The Daily Bread Torah Class with Lars Enarson is a wonderful opportunity to go deeper into each week's Torah portion, explore the Scriptures in greater depth, and connect the daily readings to the bigger story of God's Word. 📖 Join the Torah Class: www.larsenarson.com/torah ❤️ Support the podcast and become part of our Patreon community: www.patreon.com/dailybreadmoms 🌍 Learn more about Daily Bread for Busy Moms: www.dailybreadmoms.com

Welcome to Daily Bread for Busy Moms, a daily Bible reading podcast from Israel. Each day, we journey through the Scriptures together by following the weekly Torah portion one section at a time, along with readings from the Prophets, Writings, and Apostolic Scriptures. In just one year, you'll read through the Bible while following the biblical calendar and feast cycle. As we approach the beginning of a new reading year on Simchat Torah, we're excited to announce that the brand-new Daily Bread Journal is now available! Every year, a completely new journal is created for the upcoming reading cycle, and this year's journal will guide us through the Scriptures beginning October 4. The Daily Bread podcast follows the journal's unique reading plan, making the journal the perfect companion for your daily Bible reading journey. If you've been listening along and would like a place to record prayers, take notes, and follow the readings throughout the year, now is the perfect time to reserve your copy. 📔 Secure your copy of the new Daily Bread Journal: www.arielmedia.shop 🌿 Looking for a meaningful way to spend part of your Shabbat? The Daily Bread Torah Class with Lars Enarson is a wonderful opportunity to go deeper into each week's Torah portion, explore the Scriptures in greater depth, and connect the daily readings to the bigger story of God's Word. 📖 Join the Torah Class: www.larsenarson.com/torah ❤️ Support the podcast and become part of our Patreon community: www.patreon.com/dailybreadmoms 🌍 Learn more about Daily Bread for Busy Moms: www.dailybreadmoms.com

Welcome to Daily Bread for Busy Moms, a daily Bible reading podcast from Israel. Each day, we journey through the Scriptures together by following the weekly Torah portion one section at a time, along with readings from the Prophets, Writings, and Apostolic Scriptures. In just one year, you'll read through the Bible while following the biblical calendar and feast cycle. As we approach the beginning of a new reading year on Simchat Torah, we're excited to announce that the brand-new Daily Bread Journal is now available! Every year, a completely new journal is created for the upcoming reading cycle, and this year's journal will guide us through the Scriptures beginning October 4. The Daily Bread podcast follows the journal's unique reading plan, making the journal the perfect companion for your daily Bible reading journey. If you've been listening along and would like a place to record prayers, take notes, and follow the readings throughout the year, now is the perfect time to reserve your copy. 📔 Secure your copy of the new Daily Bread Journal: www.arielmedia.shop 🌿 Looking for a meaningful way to spend part of your Shabbat? The Daily Bread Torah Class with Lars Enarson is a wonderful opportunity to go deeper into each week's Torah portion, explore the Scriptures in greater depth, and connect the daily readings to the bigger story of God's Word. 📖 Join the Torah Class: www.larsenarson.com/torah ❤️ Support the podcast and become part of our Patreon community: www.patreon.com/dailybreadmoms 🌍 Learn more about Daily Bread for Busy Moms: www.dailybreadmoms.com

Welcome to Daily Bread for Busy Moms, a daily Bible reading podcast from Israel. Each day, we journey through the Scriptures together by following the weekly Torah portion one section at a time, along with readings from the Prophets, Writings, and Apostolic Scriptures. In just one year, you'll read through the Bible while following the biblical calendar and feast cycle. As we approach the beginning of a new reading year on Simchat Torah, we're excited to announce that the brand-new Daily Bread Journal is now available! Every year, a completely new journal is created for the upcoming reading cycle, and this year's journal will guide us through the Scriptures beginning October 4. The Daily Bread podcast follows the journal's unique reading plan, making the journal the perfect companion for your daily Bible reading journey. If you've been listening along and would like a place to record prayers, take notes, and follow the readings throughout the year, now is the perfect time to reserve your copy. 📔 Secure your copy of the new Daily Bread Journal: www.arielmedia.shop 🌿 Looking for a meaningful way to spend part of your Shabbat? The Daily Bread Torah Class with Lars Enarson is a wonderful opportunity to go deeper into each week's Torah portion, explore the Scriptures in greater depth, and connect the daily readings to the bigger story of God's Word. 📖 Join the Torah Class: www.larsenarson.com/torah ❤️ Support the podcast and become part of our Patreon community: www.patreon.com/dailybreadmoms 🌍 Learn more about Daily Bread for Busy Moms: www.dailybreadmoms.com

Somewhere along the way, the church split from its Jewish roots — and centuries of replacement theology followed. In this second conversation, John unpacks how returning to the biblical calendar is a concrete step back toward the faith as it was first lived by Yeshua's disciples, before that split ever happened. In part two of this special conversation, John and I dig into the biblical calendar — what it is, why it matters, and why living by it is more countercultural than most people realize. We talk about: What the biblical Hebrew calendar actually is, and how it differs from the calendar most of us grew up with How replacement theology shaped centuries of the church's relationship to Israel and the Jewish roots of the faith Why following the biblical calendar is a tangible, daily way to reconnect with those roots What it might have looked like to live inside this calendar as one of Yeshua's first disciples How Daily Bread weaves the calendar into your everyday reading, not as a side note but as the framework This one goes a little deeper theologically — but it's really about reclaiming something that was always meant to be ours to begin with. 📖 Pre-order Daily Bread here: https://arielmedia.shop/collections/dailybread