Matthew continues reading his epistle, commenting along the way. As this description is written, LA County is burning.. If only Matthew were out there, he'd be able to help..

After a brief recap on some of the week's updates, Matthew begins an audio unveiling of the ultimate gift. Reading his short epistle, 'Embracing the Ultimate Gift: An Epistle for the Edification of All' (written in 2014), he commentates on the writing to give better clarity.

Matthew recaps events that could only be described as miraculous.. He's been through a lot these last 15 years.. but by the grace of God, empowering him to sow seeds of righteousness, he's persevered to come out stronger.. filled with more love than ever thought possible!

It's been over two years since Matthew's recitation of the Song of Moses (Moshe) from Deuteronomy CH. 32.. from memory..
He now shows us what devotion can do.. what faith in Almighty God can do! Reciting the entire song from memory once again.. but this time IN HEBREW.. If we study Deut. 31 and Revelation 15, the greater meaning is made clear.
This is no ordinary song..
This is no ordinary time to be alive..
We can do better.. and we should..

Part 2 of the return episode! I bless you all with the Kaddish, spoken in Hebrew! I hope you'll take the time to look up the Oseh Shalom / Kaddish prayers yourself, diving into the Hebrew roots of our faith in Jesus Christ.. after all, HE spoke similar prayers on a regular basis.. and we should all want to be as close to Him as possible! :)

After over two years of absence, the Shalomie Homie Podcast is BACK ONLINE and recording new content!
Due to technical difficulties leading to a dropped call, this unscripted / unedited episode is broken into two parts! I hope you enjoy!

In a world like this, simply telling the truth can make you a hero. Matthew conducts a faith building exercise to bring supernatural empowerment upon the nations. There has never been a time when REVIVAL was needed more than it is today. God help us!

What does cultural and racial divisiveness have to do with spiritual darkness? What can we learn from James on the importance of refraining 'respect of persons' and the judgement that so many pass? How does tribalism play into our current social dynamic? Matthew explores these and many more questions, wrapping the difficulties with the concise commentary needed for such a time as this.