Messianic Podcast - Feedback needed

[mangdiddles]

Hello, I am the site administrator for our church's Podcast website. We have been podcasting for 14 weeks, and are trying to get the word out. I also wanted to see if some of you would check it out, and give me some feedback.

We are a Messianic congregation in Crawfordsville, Indiana. We started out as a "normal" church, similar to Calvary Chapel; i.e. line by line bile study.
Coincidentally, line by line bible study lead us to question some of our beliefs and teachings. Through the course of about 5 years (approximately), we have become a "Messianic" (Hebrew Roots, One Law) congregation; observing out of obedience not because it will save us, but because we are saved.
Long story short, our podcast site is located at www.thewordisgrace.com, and any input would be helpful.
Thanks!

[Mark]

I'm familiar with and appreciate Jim Denman's teachings. Thanks for coming aboard and sharing the links.

I'm a dial-up fella and so I avoid downloading audio and vidoe on-line.

[mangdiddles]

I was just wondering how you knew Jim, and if you would be interested in listening to the podcasts if I sent them to you on a cd?

Great forum, by the way!

[Mark]

I don't know him personally; but I believe I ran across his name at the FFOZ website. I just wanted to acknowledge that I believe that his teachings are consistent with what we hold as true on this forum. We try to be careful about what doors we leave open for folk. Lots of people stop in here who don't realize that there are a lot of different ideas that are promoted out there under the umbrella definition of Messianic Judaism. If we were to allow links to varriant strains from what we believe, the result would be confusing. I encourage people to check other ideas out and hear the different perspectives; but at the same time, I'm not willing to hand what I consider abominable heresy out to anyone on a platter. I just wanted to acknowkedge that from what I know of Jim, his teachings seem consistent with our own.

I am always glad to hear other folks teaching and would be very appreciative of anything you wanted to send me. If you'd like to share how we could do that, send me a Personal Message or e-mail.

Thanks,

Mark