Congregation Beth Hallel and Rabbi Kevin Solomon

How do you take root in G-d’s ways? Does G-d have a purpose for you? Join guest speaker, Rabbi Dr. Bruce Tucker of Congregation Beth Judah in Ormond Beach, Florida, as he spotlights the importance of G-d’s design and how we can find great purpose when we seek to follow His order. Working towards G-d’s vision allows us to unite in ways that would not be possible without the L-rd. This message will encourage you!

Exodus 21.1-6; Exodus 23.14-17; Exodus 24.3-11; Exodus 24.15-18; Jeremiah 33.23-26; Jeremiah 30.1-3; Jeremiah 31.9; Jeremiah 31.37-39; Hebrews 13.20-21

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Do you ever count your days? Would you say you have lived life with purpose and meaning? Join guest speaker Pastor Matt Johnston from North Metro Church as he reflects on Rabbi E's legacy, along with life, death, and the best use of breath during our journeys on Earth. Remember G-d’s many blessings, and since we cannot count our days, we must make our days count, with the L-rd in mind. Be blessed this Shabbat!

Psalm 90.1-2; Psalm 90.12-17; Ecclesiastes 1.1-3; Ecclesiastes 3.10-14; James 4.13-15; Genesis 2.7

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What holds you back from walking towards G-d? What fears can derail your calling? Join our guest speaker as he reflects on the life of Beth Hallel’s founding rabbi, Rabbi Robert Solomon, and reminds us to be resolute in our pursuit of G-d’s callings for us. Be vigilant of fears or other struggles that can alter your pursuit of G-d’s will, and instead push forward with the help of the L-rd. May Rabbi E’s memory be a blessing.

Exodus 13.17-22; Hebrews 11.22; Genesis 50.24-26; Exodus 14.10-13; Exodus 16.25-27; Exodus 16.3; Exodus 5.6-7; Exodus 6.9; Exodus 15.11; Jeremiah 16.14; 1 Corinthians 10.1-4; Exodus 14.31; John 5.46

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How do you deal with hurt? Do you let things go, or hold on too much? Join Rabbi Kevin Solomon of Congregation Beth Hallel as he encourages us to take the high road and be forgiving even when people may treat us unfairly or wrong us, and that we in turn must be responsible and quick to make things right towards others, as well. This grace and kindness is what the L-rd gives us, and we must take this example and reflect it to others. Shabbat Shalom!

Ephesians 4.31-32; Genesis 13.2; Genesis 13.5-9; Colossians 3.12-13; Luke 14.7-11; Genesis 50.19-21; Luke 6.31

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Do you compromise in certain scenarios? Do you shine G-d’s light consistently? Join Rabbi Kevin Solomon of Congregation Beth Hallel as he spotlights the importance of doing our part in a full-hearted and willing way, no matter how big or small, because even a few doing so can change much. Reflecting the light of the L-rd can be seen by many from a great distance in a world of darkness. Be encouraged today!

1 Corinthians 5.6-8; Leviticus 23.17; Luke 13.20-21; Matthew 5.14-16; 1 Corinthians 3.6-9 

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How much do you value life? What are you willing to sacrifice for others? Join Rabbi Kevin Solomon of Congregation Beth Hallel as he reflects on the preservation of life heavily prioritized by Israel, along with how much Yeshua also valued this by giving up everything to free us from captivity. As we mourn the loss of Aviel Wiseman and his fellow soldiers defending Israel and the Jewish people, we also remember the price Yeshua paid to save us and bring us life everlasting. Please continue to pray for the hostages, and may Aviel’s memory be a blessing.

Leviticus 18.5; John 3.16; Isaiah 35.10; Psalm 126.1-6; Mark 10.42-45; Luke 4.17-21

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How is G-d present in your life? Is He central to you? Join guest speaker Rabbi Tim Hyslip of Congregation Baruch HaShem in Phoenix, Arizona, as he calls attention to the importance of G-d being central in our lives, and how His presence can always be strongly impactful. Focus on keeping G-d at the center of your life, and you will feel great fulfillment and stability throughout your journey. Shabbat Shalom!

Exodus 25.22; Exodus 40.34-35; 1 Samuel 7.2-4; 2 Samuel 6.1-4; 2 Samuel 6.8-10; 1 Chronicles 15.12-15; 1 Chronicles 16.1-2; 2 Samuel 6.20-23

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How often do you think about G-d? Are you all in for the L-rd? Join Rabbi Kevin Solomon of Congregation Beth Hallel as he welcomes 2025 with a message alerting us to the dangers of compartmentalizing G-d in our lives rather than having Him present in every facet. No matter the area, do not be two-faced, and let G-d be with you and guide your steps closer to Him and His will. Shabbat Shalom and Happy New Year!

Revelation 22.12-13; Isaiah 44.6-8; James 3.10; 2 Timothy 4.7-8

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What went right this year? Can you be honest about what could have gone better? Join Rabbi Kevin Solomon of Congregation Beth Hallel as he looks back on the year and encourages us to do some self-evaluation of where we are spiritually, and to turn away from any darkness you find towards the light of the L-rd instead. Hanukkah is a time of rededication, so seek the truth, receive it, then spread that light to others. Happy Hanukkah, and have a blessed new year!

Isaiah 60.1-3; Luke 2.25-32; John 3.19-21; John 10.22-24; Matthew 5.14-16

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How can you make a difference? Do you enjoy blessing others? Join guest speaker Rabbi Stewart Winograd of Reach Initiative International as he provides an update on the endeavors of Reach Initiative and how they, utilizing contributions from Beth Hallel and beyond, have been able to bless Israel and the Jewish people. You can be a blessing to others by loving others and reflecting Yeshua in how you treat people. Be blessed today!

Isaiah 9.2; Matthew 5.14-16

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