Congregation Beth Hallel and Rabbi Kevin Solomon

Do you think G-d always responds quickly? Why does G-d actually intervene in your life? Join guest speaker and member of Congregation Beth Hallel, Godfrey Gad, as he ponders the reasons G-d allows suffering both in general and for believers specifically, as G-d can bring some of the greatest growth, triumph, and blessing in the biggest storms and trials. G-d cares deeply about your hard times, and though it’s not always quick, He has not abandoned you and has a plan for you if you trust Him through it. Shabbat Shalom!

Isaiah 48.1; Isaiah 48.4-5; Psalm 34.2; Psalm 34.19-21; 1 Peter 2.9-10; John 16.33; Isaiah 43.2; Daniel 6.26-27; Daniel 3.28-29; Isaiah 6.1-3; John 11.1-6; John 11.45; Isaiah 43.19

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Would you consider yourself wise? Do you lean on your own understanding? Join Rabbi Kevin Solomon of Congregation Beth Hallel as he recounts Rabbi Robert’s experience with earthly wisdom versus G-dly wisdom, and how only the latter can truly free us and bear good fruit. You must remain humble and ask for G-d’s wisdom rather than the world’s, and He can guide your steps and help you stave off the consequences of choosing poorly. Shabbat Shalom!

1 Corinthians 3.18-21; James 3.13-17; Proverbs 3.5-7; Jeremiah 9.22-23; Proverbs 9.9-10; Isaiah 5.21; James 1.5

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What do you think is best for you? How do you make difficult decisions? Join Rabbi Kevin Solomon of Congregation Beth Hallel as he heartens us by pointing to people in Scripture choosing to do good over evil and picking G-d over flesh in either good or bad circumstances. If you are truly seeking Yeshua and His will above all else, you are choosing what matters most, and that is the greatest perspective you can have. This message will strengthen you!

Genesis 50.19-21; Luke 10.38-42; Mark 14.3-7; Psalm 121.1-2; Philippians 4.8; Philippians 4.11-13; Luke 22.41-42

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What is true freedom and what is the source of it? What is the importance of Simchat Torah? Join Rabbi Kevin Solomon of Congregation Beth Hallel as he reminds us this Shemini Atzeret of the significance of both embracing Scripture and walking it out, as it is the ultimate truth and guide for us. If you allow G-d’s Word to show you the truth, you will experience freedom like never before. Chag Sameach!

Leviticus 23.36; Leviticus 23.39; Luke 4.16-21; John 8.31-36; John 7.37-38; Psalm 118.25

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Has your soul ever been downcast? Why do we build sukkot during this holiday? Join Rabbi Kevin Solomon of Congregation Beth Hallel as he builds the connections between a sukkah, temple, and tabernacle as we are reminded of G-d wanting to dwell with each of us personally. This is a time of great joy as it points to our eternal dwelling with G-d, so we must continue to hope even in hard times, because know G-d will always be faithful. Chag Sameach!

Lamentations 3.19-20; Deuteronomy 16.14-15; Leviticus 23.41-43; Exodus 25.8; Exodus 26.30-31; Matthew 1.21-23; John 14.1-3; Lamentations 3.19-25; John 16.20-22

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Why were animals sacrificed for our sins? Are you able to take responsibility for your actions? Join Rabbi Kevin Solomon of Congregation Beth Hallel as he spotlights how the sacrificial system pointed to Messiah Yeshua being the ultimate atoning offering that we give our sin to, and He bears them all thanks to His abounding mercy and love. On this Yom Kippur, we need to be honest about our sins, lay our hands on Yeshua, repent, and make meaningful change in our lives. May you have a meaningful fast.

Leviticus 1.3-4; Leviticus 17.11; Leviticus 4.23-24; Leviticus 16.7-10; Leviticus 16.20-22; Isaiah 53.4; Isaiah 53.10-11; Hebrew 13.11-12; Hebrews 10.19; 1 John 1.8-9; James 4.8-10; Matthew 3.8

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What does your path look like? Are you walking in unison with G-d? Join Rabbi Kevin Solomon of Congregation Beth Hallel as he emphasizes on Yom Kippur the need for us to be in alignment with G-d, and the danger of doing nothing about it and facing the consequences. However, He is faithful to realign us through Messiah Yeshua’s atoning sacrifice. It does not matter how far out of alignment we are, G-d can restore us if we repent and turn towards Him again because He loves us so much. G’mar chatima tova.

Proverbs 3.5-6; Deuteronomy 5.29-30; 1 Samuel 15.11; Hebrews 2.1; 2 Timothy 4.3-5; Isaiah 53.5-6; 2 Chronicles 7.14

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How does G-d establish His faithfulness? What does G-d’s holiness mean? Join Rabbi Kevin Solomon of Congregation Beth Hallel as he combines worship and teaching on the Days of Awe to recognize both G-d’s heart for Israel and the weight of His holiness. Let us focus on the vastness of G-d’s omnipotence and truthfulness during these holidays while also embracing the depth of His love and mercy for us. Be blessed this Shabbat!

Romans 12.1; Nehemiah 9.5-6; Isaiah 62.1; Isaiah 62.6-7; Revelation 4.8; Psalm 99.5; Psalm 3.2-4; Psalm 3.8; Psalm 23.4; Acts 2.1-4

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Are you hearing what G-d has been saying to you lately? What do you do in response? Join Rabbi Kevin Solomon as he recognizes Yom Teruah by sounding an alert by pointing to the times where G-d is not subtle and instead makes Himself clear to all who are listening, but is all too often missed or ignored. Keep your ears open so you are attuned to the blast of G-d spurring you to action on this Rosh Hashanah and beyond. Shana tova!

1 Kings 19.11-13; Exodus 19.16-19; 2 Chronicles 7.1-3; Matthew 3.1-3; Matthew 23.37-39; 1 Thessalonians 4.16-18

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Have you ever been in a situation you pleaded for G-d to get you out of? Do you often consider the weight of G-d’s mercy? Join Rabbi Kevin Solomon of Congregation Beth Hallel on Rosh Hashanah as he emphasizes the need for us to receive the healing and grace of G-d with thankfulness and a willingness to embrace G-d’s call on our lives. If you return to G-d when He saves you, He will bless you with purpose and the ability to greatly bless others. Chag Sameach!

Genesis 22.2; Luke 17.11-18; Genesis 22.9-14; Genesis 22.16-18

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