Sin entered through food—and it’s no coincidence that God uses the table to bring us back.

In this powerful teaching through Vayikra, we challenge common assumptions about sacrifice, obedience, and what it really means to draw near to a holy God.

This episode confronts:

• The modern disconnect between appetite and obedience

• The danger of outward religion without inward transformation

• The humility required for those walking in Torah

• The mercy extended to those who simply don’t know

This is not about legalism.

It’s about lordship.

It’s about alignment.

It’s about whether we are truly living lives that invite the presence of God—or resisting Him while asking for His fire.

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🎙️ Episode Title:

Are We Spiritual Hitmen? Balaam, Balak, and the Danger of Misguided Obedience

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Episode Summary:

This week on Spirit of Truth Podcast, we dive into one of the most bizarre and sobering Torah portions—Balak. Why did God allow Balaam to continue down a path He had already forbidden? Can we walk in obedience on the outside while harboring rebellion in the heart? And how often are we guilty of trying to bless what God has not blessed?

In this vulnerable and prophetic episode, Melissa shares her own misstep that mirrors Balaam’s journey—a cautionary tale of double-mindedness, spiritual danger, and divine mercy. Through Balaam’s donkey, an angel in the road, and an unexpected song of blessing, we uncover the truth that not everything that looks religious is righteous. God desires obedience, not performance—and sometimes, the most dangerous thing we can do is act too quickly in what we think is love.

If you’ve ever struggled with discerning God’s will, or been tempted to move ahead before He says “go,” this episode is for you.

Summary:

This week on Spirit of Truth Podcast we step into one of the most mysterious Torah portions—Chukat—where life and death collide in the wilderness. From the ashes of the Red Heifer to the death of Miriam, from Moses striking the rock to the bronze serpent lifted high, every moment points us to Yeshua the Messiah.

In this episode, Melissa unpacks how God brings purity through death, blessing through surrender, and healing through facing what we fear most. What looks like paradox is actually prophecy—inviting us to stand, watch, and believe. Even in our own battles with loss, sickness, and uncertainty, the lesson is the same: don’t look back, don’t give in to fear—look up and live.