Congregation Beth Hallel and Rabbi Kevin Solomon

How can you be an overcomer in the face of evil? How do we engage with others spiritually in troubled times? Join guest speaker, Rabbi Frank Lowinger, as he spurs on proactive behavior to answer the heightening calls against our beliefs in order to let the truth be known. Avoid leading a lukewarm walk, and G-d's presence can be strengthened in your life. Pursue truth with others with a heart of love for them. This message can help inspire you!

Revelation 12.9-11; Zechariah 14.2-3; Isaiah 62.1-7; 1 Kings 18.21; Revelation 2.7-11; Revelation 3.5; Revelation 3.12; Revelation 3.16; Revelation 3.21; Acts 2.17-21; Luke 21.12-13

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Why is it important to obey G-d in every facet of life? How is it possible to stay calm in dire situations? Join our guest speaker as he delves into the story of Daniel and how he stood out and remained poised even in taxing and dangerous situations. Despite the great abilities Daniel had, he remained humble, gave credit to the L-rd, and remained loyal to his friends. The L-rd can help combat stress and anxiety in your life if you seek Him! May you be blessed this Shabbat!

Daniel 1.1-21; Acts 15.23-29; Daniel 2.1-3; Daniel 2.9-19; Daniel 2.24-30; Daniel 2.45-49

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What should we do when we receive a blessing for our faith? How do you invest in the L-rd? Join Rabbi Kevin Solomon of Congregation Beth Hallel as he recollects the Scriptural principle of reaping what you sow. Once you reap, it is imperative to sow that result to grow further spiritually. Pouring goodness into the world continuously and steadfastly as you grow closer to G-d will result in further blessing in your life, whether here or in Heaven. Shabbat Shalom!

Job 4.8; Galatians 6.7-9; Proverbs 11.18; Galatians 5.22-23; Mark 4.23-25; 2 Corinthians 9.6; Psalm 71.17-19

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What is the meaning of sacrificial love? How do you put others above yourself? Join Rabbi Kevin Solomon of Congregation Beth Hallel as he recounts the story of Paul’s friend, Epaphroditus, and his touching kindness at his own cost. Doing the work of the L-rd always, even if it could pain you, is a deeply honorable blessing to G-d and to others. This message is a great reminder you do not want to miss!

Exodus 32.31-32; Philippians 2.25-30; Philippians 4.18-19; John 15.12-13

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Do you feel you have to deal with a lot of stress? Can you remember a moment when you felt full and content? Join Rabbi Kevin Solomon of Congregation Beth Hallel as he highlights the roadmap to contentment G-d has placed in all of us that we can follow for satisfaction. The balance between working hard to make gains and enjoying the world G-d created is key, and it can only be found by abiding in the L-rd. This message can help you immensely!

1 Thessalonians 5.12-13; Ecclesiastes 5.9-12; Luke 12.16-25; Philippians 4.11-13

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How do you feel about finishing 2023 and starting a new year? What does it mean to be a new creation? Join Rabbi Kevin Solomon of Congregation Beth Hallel as he brings in the new year with a reflection on the importance of keeping ourselves spiritually renewed and refreshed. You need to stay fresh to shine and avoid the dulling of your passion and pursuit of the L-rd. Be like Moses, and reflect G-d’s glory. May this year be one of renewal in your life!

2 Corinthians 5.17; Romans 6.3-7; Philippians 2.14-15; Proverbs 27.19; Matthew 13.15-16; Daniel 12.3; Mark 2.22; Lamentation 5.21; Exodus 34.29-30; 2 Corinthians 3.18

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What good things have you done toward others this year, specifically? Is it sometimes hard for you to be kind to the unkind? Join Rabbi Kevin Solomon of Congregation Beth Hallel as he emphasizes the importance of intentionally showing kindness to others with your actions, even those who are not kind to you. If you never give up showing love to others, even despite potential suffering, you are becoming more like someone who we should all strive to be like. Happy New Year!

Galatians 6.9-10; Jeremiah 13.23; Luke 6.31-33; 1 Peter 2.15; 1 Peter 3.13-18

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How does G-d nourish you when you draw near to Him? Why should we place ourselves in that environment? Join guest speaker, Rabbi Dr. Bruce Tucker, as he reflects on how G-d has put a heart within us that draws us toward His presence. When we come close to G-d, He creates a home for us and redefines a great deal of how we view the world, others, and even ourselves. The L-rd has waited since before the universe’s inception for you to seek Him! Shabbat Shalom!

Genesis 44.18; Genesis 45.1-8; Ezekiel 37.21-28; Matthew 1.18-23; Mark 15.33-37; Luke 24.1-32; John 20.30-31

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What might it have been like in Israel the last two months? How can we have an impact there even now? Join guest speaker, Rabbi Stewart Winograd, of Reach Initiative International, as he recounts his personal experience in Israel on October 7th and provides updates on how Israel is doing and how Reach Initiative is helping. Even in times of tragedy and conflict, the L-rd can move in a way that is more powerful than anything that may come against. Please continue to pray for Israel, and Shabbat Shalom!

Psalm 83.2-4, 18; Galatians 6.10

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Do you feel like you need a second chance in life? What can the rededication of the Temple remind us of on Hanukkah? Join Rabbi Kevin Solomon of Congregation Beth Hallel as he reminds us of the redemptive nature of G-d and how ready He is to restore us when we turn back to Him in repentance. When you mess up, G-d does not abandon you. Instead, He desires to show you mercy. Happy Hanukkah!

John 8.7-11; Psalm 51.3-5; Psalm 51.12-14; 1 King 8.46-50; Ezra 3.10-11; Ezra 6.16-17; John 10.22-23; Proverbs 24.16

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