Join Mitch Glaser and Robert Walter today on The Chosen People as they discuss another key event in the life of Jesus and talk about His promised return!

On this episode of The Chosen People, Mitch Glaser and Robert Walter explore the significance of the fall festivals. Learn more about Sukkot—the Feast of Tabernacles in this special presentation on the end times from our conference series, Trumpets to Tents.

What does the garden of Eden have to do with the Temple in Jerusalem? More than you might think. On this episode of THE CHOSEN PEOPLE, Robert Walter and guest co-host Chaim Dauerman explore how God's desire to dwell with His people runs from the first pages of Genesis through the Tabernacle and the Temple, and what it means for us today!

Did Jesus oppose the Temple, or did He fulfill it? On this episode ofTHE CHOSEN PEOPLE, Robert Walter and guest co-host Chaim Dauerman will be tracing God’s Presence from the Second Temple to the heavenly sanctuary, where Yeshua serves as our great High Priest. The torn veil changes everything for all who want to draw near to God!

What does it mean that your body is a temple of the Holy Spirit? On this episode of THE CHOSEN PEOPLE, Robert Walter and guest co-host Chaim Dauerman explore how the New Testament uses Temple language to describe believers today, as priests, living sacrifices, and a dwelling place for God. Plus, hear how a Jewish man hitchhiking toward Mexico kept meeting Christians who told him about Jesus!

Today on The Chosen People, Mitch Glaser and Robert Walter discuss another key event in Jesus’ life—His ascension into heaven—through Jewish eyes.

On this episode of The Chosen People, Mitch Glaser and Robert Walter present a special message on Yom Kippur and how you can use the fall holy days to reach your Jewish friends and family. Discover the significance of this special set-apart season today!

Curious about the fall festivals and what they have to do with believers? Today on The Chosen People, Mitch Glaser and Robert Walter present a special message on the Fall Festivals and Rosh Hashanah.