Congregation Beth Hallel and Rabbi Kevin Solomon

People both today and in ancient times, whether they realize it or not are in desperate need of living water. We need to be nourished by the Word of God. Join Rabbi Kevin Solomon as he takes us through the Scriptures revealing why this is crucially important while providing practical steps you can take to receive this nourishment.

Psalm 1:1-3; 42:2-3; 119:135-136; Jeremiah 17:7-8; Isaiah 44:2-3; John 7:37-39

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It’s much more difficult today to notice our idolatry than in ancient times when people worshiped statues. Now, not only is it common for sin to be idols in our lives, but otherwise good things still can become more important than God. Come listen to Rabbi Kevin Solomon share the common idols of the modern world and explain what the Scriptures offer us regarding how to defeat these idols.

Exod. 20:1, 5; Deut. 7:5-6; Deut. 12:2; 2 Kings 18:4; Matt. 19:16-22; Eph. 5:3

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We are in the month of Elul, preparing ourselves for the high holy days. These are unique and troubling times. Many are gripped by fear because of COVID-19. In this week's message, Rabbi Kevin Solomon gives a message revealing God's character of mercy throughout the Scriptures. God has been faithful and merciful to Israel throughout our history and today. Knowing God's character will benefit both Jew and Gentile especially during these times.

Exodus 32:31-32; 34:5-10; Psalm 27:1-2, 5, 13-14; Luke 1:68, 72, 78-79; James 2:13

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Were you passionately seeking God early in this pandemic? Has this passion slowly faded? Have you wondered how you can regain, and then keep, your momentum? Join Rabbi Kevin Solomon as he guides us through the Scriptural guidance of not growing weary in doing good and sharing how confusion slows down our momentum.

Psalm 63:1; Galatians 6:8-10; 2 Thessalonians 3:13; Hebrews 13:16; 1 Peter 2:19-21; Revelation 2:4-5

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As followers of Yeshua, we know that God forgives our sins. However, while many intellectually know this, our lives do not always reflect this truth. In this week's message, Rabbi Kevin Solomon uses the phrase we all know well, "clean up on aisle three" to communicate what the Scriptures teach on this issue. Rabbi Kevin addresses: what we should do when we sin; how we should respond to God's forgiveness; and how we should respond when others wrong us. 

Psalm 86:1, 5; 103:12; Luke 7:36-39; Matthew 18:21-35

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How should we respond to tragedy, especially those out of our control? What should we do when we feel abandoned?

This past Thursday was Tisha B’av. A day to remember all the tragic events that took place on this day throughout Jewish history. Most notably, the destruction of both the first and second Temples. On this day we read and meditate on the book of Lamentations. In this series of poems, we find an outpouring of pain, frustration, anger, depression, and hope. Join Rabbi Kevin Solomon in reflecting on the pain of the destruction of the Temple, our fears during the COVID-19 era, and how we must respond with patient waiting and urgent seeking.

Lamentations 3:3-8; Lamentations 3:21-24; Luke 6:36

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Recently a sinkhole was found on Congregation Beth Hallel’s property and it was properly filled. In this week’s message, Rabbi Kevin Solomon explains what caused this in the first place and reveals that many of us also have sinkholes in our lives that we need to address and deal with in a Biblically sound way. Rabbi Kevin takes us through Scriptures revealing the relevant passages that truly have a practical application for our lives. 

Genesis 37:3-8; Psalm 30:3, 5-6, 12-13; Isaiah 28:16; Matthew 7:24-27; Acts 4:11-12

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Lately we have been carefully paying attention to our physical health. What does Yeshua’s healing of the paralytic teach us about our spiritual well-being? How do these accounts inform our walk with the Lord? Join Rabbi Kevin Solomon this week in discovering the beauty of desiring mercy and walking humbly with God.

Micah 6:6-8; Matthew 9:1-13; John 8:1-11

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When we think of masks, we often think of protection from COVID-19. In this sermon, Rabbi Kevin Solomon has a very different mask in mind. It is the mask many of us wear to hide our true nature. Join Rabbi Kevin as he explores the Scriptures, examining the dangers of putting on this particular mask while also offering a solution.

Matthew 23:27-28; Luke 12:1-3; 1 Samuel 15:22-23; James 3:10; Revelation 3:1-3

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America is divided across many different issues. Is there a path toward unity? Join Rabbi Kevin Solomon in exploring how the Scriptures advocate for unity through Yeshua and how America has had unity in the midst of differences and blind spots in the past. There is hope in uniting together through love and focusing on our core purpose.

Psalm 133:1; 1 Corinthians 1:10-12; Philippians 2:1-5

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