Dr. James Tour returns to discuss faith and science for part 2 of his interview on The TŌV Podcast. Dr. Tour is a leading expert in nanotechnology, has been named one of the world's top fifty scientists, and is also a Jewish believer in Jesus.

Dr. James Tour, named one of the top 50 most influential scientists in the world, is also a Jewish believer in Jesus. He joins us to discuss faith and science in this first of a two-part interview.

Is digital ministry worth the time and effort? Isn't it far inferior to in-person ministry? Join Levi Hazen and Steven Cauthen as they discuss these questions and find out about Life in Messiah's digital outreach among the Jewish people!

Paul says he is called to be an "apostle to the Gentiles." So, what can we glean from the strategy he employs? You may be surprised.

What does the Bible teach about the intermediate state that occurs between death and the resurrection of the body? And how does one know if they are prepared for death?

Why should anybody care about reaching the Jewish people with the good news? After all, if you don't hear much about it from mainstream voices then it can't be too important, right?

Why would Paul, called to be an apostle to the Gentiles (Gal. 1:16), write that the gospel is "first to the Jew?" And why did Paul seek out the Jewish people in each city he traveled to?

Levi Hazen explores six passages that address the Jewish people and the good news.