What Does It Mean to Be the House of God? A Messianic Worship Perspective
About this episode
Shilo Ben Hod shares his journey of worship and obedience in the context of Messianic faith and identity in Israel.
In this powerful episode of the Covenant & Conflict Podcast, we sit down with Shilo Ben Hod, founder of SOLU Israel, for a deeply moving conversation about worship, identity, obedience, and the move of God unfolding in Israel today. Shilo shares his extraordinary journey of encountering Yeshua, surrendering his life, and stepping into a calling that would lead him into Hebrew worship, desert gatherings, and full-time ministry in the Judean Desert. From prophetic confirmation to learning how to live in God’s presence, not performance, this testimony will stir anyone longing to walk faithfully in their God-given calling. We explore the heart behind Hebrew worship, the story of the Hebrew Gospels, and what it means to truly live in alignment with the name and identity God gives you. Shilo opens up about hearing God’s voice, resisting comparison and fear, and saying “yes” when obedience costs everything. If you’re passionate about Israel, worship, biblical identity, prophetic calling, or Messianic Jewish testimony, this conversation will challenge, inspire, and encourage you to walk boldly in obedience. – Subscribe for more conversations at the intersection of Scripture, Israel…
People in this episode
Guest: Shilo Ben Hod
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: SOLU Israel
Books & works: Hebrew Gospels
Places: Israel, Judean Desert
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