
The Bridge Builders Forum Podcast helps Jews and Christians better understand their faith, the Bible, and each other.
Each episode features individuals and perspectives that foster mutual enrichment and the goodness we can bring to our communities and the world when there is a bridge, rather than a gulf, between Jews and Christians.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 92 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityEducationJudaism | |||

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In Part 2 of this conversation, Ryan Lambert continues his discussion with New Testament scholar Dr. Anders Runesson about his book Judaism for Gentiles.
Building on Part 1, this episode explores some of the biggest questions surro... more
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Paul is one of the most influential figures in human history. He is also one of the most misunderstood.
For many people, Paul is remembered as the person who moved the Jesus movement away from Judaism and helped create what eventua... more
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Recently, Ryan Lambert joined Alec Dunlop on the Water into Wine podcast for a wide-ranging conversation about Paul, Judaism, Jewish-Christian relations, and the personal journey that led Ryan into this work.
Together, they explore... more
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What is Judeophobia? And how does this term relate to the New Testament?
In this episode of Bridge Builders Forum, Ryan Lambert sits down with Dr. Meredith Warren, co-editor of Judeophobia and the New Testament, for an important an... more
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The Bridge Builders Forum is an excellent platform for Jews and Christians to discuss challenging topics about their faiths and the overlapping pieces that are often overlooked. As a follower of Yeshua (Jesus), I have found much value from these conversations and I really appreciate the way they are conducted — honor, respect, grace…without lacking any depth.
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A source of thoughtful, faith-based dialogue that centers on Jewish-Christian understanding and respectful theological exploration. Episodes cover topics from Pauline theology and the Jewish roots of Christian texts to Torah education, rabbinic perspectives, and bridging gaps between communities through careful interpretation and storytelling. The show often features scholars, rabbis, and Christian teachers who emphasize humility, mutual respect, and practical lessons for modern faith communities, making ancient texts feel relevant and accessible.
Noteworthy strengths include a clear commitment to bridging divides without sacrificing depth, an emphasis on credible scholarship, and a consistent focus on dialogue over confrontation, which ca... more
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Recent guests on The Bridge Builders Forum include:
1. Mark Nanos
2. Dr. Paul Sloan
3. Dr. Isaac Oliver
4. Dr. Rebekah Haigh
5. Justin Kron
6. Jesper Svartvik
7. Dr. Tzvi Novick
8. Isaac Soon
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