Congregation Beth Hallel and Rabbi Kevin Solomon

How did you get to where you are today? Have you ever felt unwanted? Join guest speaker, Rabbi Todd Lesser of Congregation Adon Olam, as he emphasizes G-d’s continued care and commitment to Israel and those who support Israel. G-d has called everyone to turn from their sins all the same, but each person has a unique and impactful purpose to fulfill. Seek the L-rd’s will on what you should do to bless others and glorify Him. Shabbat Shalom!

Isaiah 54.17; Zechariah 2.12; Amos 9.14-15; Deuteronomy 6.4-5; Psalm 133.1; Exodus 12.43-49; Deuteronomy 10.19; Romans 9.3-4; Jeremiah 31.34-36

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When was the last time you were moved to tears? What memories do you associate with this response? Join Rabbi Kevin Solomon of Congregation Beth Hallel as he highlights some of the moments Yeshua exhibited vulnerability and deep empathy through His tears shed for others. We must similarly be compassionate towards others and feel their triumphs and sorrows while we walk beside them. The L-rd, despite already knowing what will happen in our lives, loves us so much that our struggles and joys move Him to strong emotion. May you be blessed this Shabbat!

Luke 19.41-44; Romans 12.15; Ecclesiastes 7.2-4; John 11.3-5; John 11.20-23; John 11.32-35; John 16.19-22

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Why is the first day of Nisan so important? What does G-d have next for us? Join Rabbi Kevin Solomon of Congregation Beth Hallel as he reminds us that G-d’s promise of deliverance came before the Israelites were freed from Egypt, similar to how it is for us. Even though we may still be in a season of hardship or confusion, the L-rd’s deliverance is on the way. It is up to us to prepare for that time, even if we do not know when it will happen. Be heartened today!

Exodus 12.1-3; Exodus 12.6-7; Exodus 12.18; Matthew 24.3; Matthew 24.29-33; Ezekiel 45.18-20; John 14.1-3

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How is the Torah still relevant to us now? Do Gentiles need to keep it today? Join Rabbi Kevin Solomon of Congregation Beth Hallel as he delves into Paul’s writings specifying what is required for salvation, and how it has sometimes been taken out of context throughout history. While we all ultimately receive atonement through Yeshua, the Torah is still integral to our faith for a multitude of reasons. This message will help you learn more about fundamental Messianic Jewish principles! Shabbat Shalom!

Genesis 17.9-10; Ephesians 2.8-20; Galatians 3.2-5; Galatians 3.24-29; Acts 21.18-26

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Do you ever feel like you are unlikely to succeed? Are you experiencing a season of hardship? Join Rabbi Kevin Solomon of Congregation Beth Hallel as he points out that Purim is a holiday of chance, but the odds are wiped away when we trust in G-d. When you follow G-d’s will, it is a guaranteed win. Seek G-d’s plan for you today so that He can turn the tide in your favor. This is an important message of trust! Chag Purim Sameach!

Romans 8.28; Genesis 50.18-21; Esther 3.5-7; Esther 5.13-14; Esther 9.24-26

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How do you feel when you receive encouragement? Do you encourage others often? Join guest speaker, Pastor Matt Johnston, as he challenges us to be like Barnabas and build a culture of encouragement in our congregations and towards those we encounter elsewhere in life. Words can be very destructive, so it is all the more important that we use them for good. This message can help you become a better encourager today! Shabbat Shalom!

Acts 9.26-27; 2 Corinthians 1.3-7; Romans 15.5-6

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Have you ever felt inadequate? Have you ever been afraid of what comes against you? Join Rabbi Kevin Solomon of Congregation Beth Hallel as he encourages strength not through ourselves, for we are as weak as worms, but rather through G-d. When we rely on the L-rd, there is nothing to fear, especially due to our weaknesses. Delight in your shortcomings and lean on G-d today! Be blessed this Shabbat!

1 Samuel 17.41-44; Isaiah 41.8-10; Isaiah 41.13-15; 2 Corinthians 12.9-10; Deuteronomy 7.6-7; 1 Samuel 17.45-47; Psalm 22.7

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Do you want to live life with more peace? Do you rely on yourself more than G-d sometimes? Join Rabbi Kevin Solomon of Congregation Beth Hallel as he points out that King David letting G-d guide him through life was the main reason he was able to go through it with a peaceful mentality. You do not need to know everything that is going to happen. The key is knowing who holds the future, the L-rd. G-d can lead you past darkness if you let Him lead the way, because He sees through it all. May you be blessed this Shabbat!

Psalm 16.8-11; Proverbs 3.5-6; Luke 22.41-42; Psalm 139.11-12; Psalm 37.4-5; Proverbs 14.12; Isaiah 40.30; Psalm 23.3-4

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Who comes to mind when you think of a hero? Do you ever think G-d has no plan for you anymore because of your past mistakes? Join Rabbi Kevin Solomon of Congregation Beth Hallel as he reminds us that G-d has a plan for us all, even for someone like Rahab, and each of us can pursue G-d’s will for our lives. Even if you have made mistakes, it is not too late to turn to the L-rd and pursue His unique call on your life in a way that can powerfully bless others. Shabbat Shalom!

1 Samuel 16.6-7; Joshua 2.2-14; Hebrews 11.30-31; James 2.25-26; Isaiah 53.2-6

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Can you recall times when you want to do the right thing, but are tempted to do otherwise? Do you recognize the forces at work in these internal battles? Join Rabbi Kevin Solomon of Congregation Beth Hallel as he explains how constant wars between kingdoms are, whether it be the war Israel is fighting now, or even in each of us when we choose between right and wrong. While you may not win every battle, it is important to fight for G-d’s kingdom to win over your flesh. Never give up the daily skirmishes against sin! Shabbat Shalom!

Daniel 7.13-14; Revelation 11.15; Romans 7.15; Romans 7.19; Romans 7.22-23; Matthew 6.9-10; 2 Corinthians 10.3-6

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