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Today’s episode is a personal one.

After much prayer and time with the Lord, I’m sharing why this will be the final episode of the Links to Messiah podcast.

Over the past months, I’ve sensed the Lord inviting me into a quieter season. There are places in my heart shaped by grief, especially the loss of my son David, that I need to sit with Him more intentionally. I want to follow where He is leading, even when that means laying something meaningful down.

This podcast has always been about helping families connect the Old and New Testaments, understand the Jewish roots of faith in Jesus, and build rhythms around the table that last for generations. It has been a privilege to walk alongside you and your children as we explored Scripture together.

While the podcast is coming to a close, all past episodes will remain available here as a library for your family. I hope you return to them often as you continue opening God’s Word together.

Thank you for listening.

Thank you for caring about legacy.

Thank you for wanting your children to know the story of redemption from beginning to end.

If these episodes helped your family understand the feasts, discover the Jewishness of Jesus, or gather more intentionally around Scripture, I am deeply grateful I got to be part of your journey.

Though this chapter is closing, the heart behind Links to Messiah continues. I still care deeply about helping families grow in faith together at home, and I’m trusting the Lord with whatever comes next.

Until then,

Keep opening Scripture with your children.
Keep gathering around the table.
Keep pointing your family to Jesus.

He is faithful in every season.

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What does Passover have to do with Easter?

In this episode, Rachel Kushner sits down with children’s author Rene Annette Wallace to talk about helping kids understand the beautiful connection between the biblical celebration of Passover and the story of Jesus.

Rene’s book, Zoe Discovers Passover at Easter, invites children into the story through curiosity, discovery, and family conversation. Together we explore why teaching the Jewish roots of our faith helps children see Scripture as one unified story of redemption.

Rene’s book is also featured in this year’s Links to Messiah Passover Family Boxes, designed to help families experience Scripture together through reading, activities, and hands-on learning.

If you’ve ever wondered how to make Passover meaningful for your kids, this conversation will inspire you.

Connect with Rene A. Wallace's on her website: EntertheBlessings.com

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In this episode, Rachel Kushner retells the story of Esther through the lens of covenant and promise.

The book of Esther never mentions the name of God, yet His faithfulness is woven through every chapter. When Haman plots to destroy the Jewish people in Persia, it looks like the end of the story. But behind palace doors and sleepless nights, God is quietly preserving His covenant promise to Abraham.

This episode also introduces the family activity “Hidden but Not Absent,” where children search for the Hebrew name Elohim as a reminder that even when God’s name is not written, He is still sovereign and working.

If you are longing to build family legacy around the table and help your children understand that God keeps His promises, this episode will encourage you deeply.

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