Congregation Beth Hallel and Rabbi Kevin Solomon

How might the story of Joseph and Paul’s imprisonment encourage us during this tumultuous time? Join Rabbi Kevin Solomon as he shares with us how even during times of trouble and hardship, God provides silver linings. May we be open and willing to notice and receive these moments of hope in the midst of trials.

Genesis 39:19-21; Genesis 45:5; Romans 8:28; Philippians 1:12

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On this Father’s Day weekend many are asking themselves, “what gift should I buy my dad?” Rabbi Kevin Solomon takes this opportunity to explore what the Scriptures teach about G-d’s love for us (His children), how G-d wants to give us gifts, the kinds of gifts we should ask for, and the joy it brings Him when He provides us with those good gifts. 

Matthew 7:7-11; James 1:5, 16-17; Proverbs 29:3; Psalm 37:3-5; 2 Chronicles 1:7-12

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What do we proclaim to the world when there seems to be so many things to worry about? 

Join Rabbi Kevin Solomon as he surveys the Scriptures for what God instructs us to proclaim to Him and to those around us. In a world that seeks answers and peace, the best we can do is proclaim God’s shalom, provision, and salvation. Not only do we proclaim boldly, but we must serve humbly. Our words must be accompanied by action that positively affects society and the lives of others. We have the most powerful message that protects the lives and spirits of everyone, let’s proclaim it! 

Deut. 32:3; Isaiah 52:7; Psalm 40:9; Acts 5:42; Romans 10:8

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We are living in such a troubling time. We are suffering. Our country is suffering and the question that we are faced with is how should we respond? 

Rabbi Kevin Solomon answers this question by revealing that Jeremiah’s lament over the destruction of Jerusalem provides a road map for how we should respond to our current circumstance. The key is: “hashivenu” - “restore.” G-d is the one who will renew our strength if we turn to Him. 

Lamentations 5:21; Psalms 80:5, 7; Psalm 51:10-12; 2 Chronicles 6:28-31; 1 Peter 5:6-11

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Have you ever struggled with believing your actions for God’s kingdom go unnoticed and are insignificant? Join Rabbi Kevin Solomon as he introduces us to important people in the Scriptures whose actions took place behind the scenes, but had great significance in God’s plan.

Joshua 2:1 cf. Matthew 1:5 & James 2:25; 1 Chronicles 13:13, 15:24; 1 Cor. 12:12; 2 Timothy 1:16

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Shavuot harvesting holiday for Israel to bring first fruits, the day Moses gave the ten commandments to Israel on Mount Sinai, and the day God sent the Ruach HaKodesh (Acts 2). Rabbi Kevin Solomon begins the service by examining Ruth's story and Paul’s words in Romans 9 to explain why non-Jewish followers of Yeshua are invited to celebrate this wonderful Jewish festival. Rabbi Kevin continues by surveying specific passages from the Torah relevant to Shavuot and leads us in its observance and celebration. 

Ruth 1:15-17; Romans 9:23-26; Leviticus 23:15-17, 21, 37-38; Exodus 24:17; Deuteronomy 16:9-12, 16-17; 26:1-10; Acts 2:1-8

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This week was Yom Yerushalayim (Jerusalem Day), the day on which we remember Jerusalem returning to Jewish hands in 1967. This is the same year the Young Messianic Jewish Alliance was officially formed - it was the birth of modern Messianic Judaism. Is there theological significance to these corresponding events? 

In Luke 21:24, Yeshua says, “Jerusalem will be trampled by the Gentiles until the times of the Gentiles are fulfilled.” In Romans 11:25:26, Paul says, “a partial hardening has come upon Israel until the fullness of the Gentiles has come in; and in this way all Israel will be saved.” Is it mere coincidence, or a move of the Spirit that the same year Jerusalem returned to the Jewish people is the same year Messianic Jews made themselves known to the world? Listen to Rabbi Kevin Solomon explain this further and share how this can give us more confidence and peace in the Lord during times of uncertainty. 

Psalm 26; Ecclesiastes 12:13; Luke 21:24-28; Romans 11:25-26

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The quarantine and social upheaval is taking its toll on many of us. Anxiety and uncertainty continue to weigh on our spirits. This week, Rabbi Kevin Solomon uplifts us with a message on how trauma can lead to experiencing God more deeply. Learn what the story of Jacob and a pesky typing test teach us about perseverance resulting in reward. 

Genesis 32:22-32 cf. Hosea 12:4; Luke 18:1-8; Romans 5:3

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How does God's desire for us to live life abundantly relate to the suffering we experience? How can we experience abundant life when things are going wrong? Rabbi Kevin Solomon encourages us to not seek inner joy and contentment from your job, your freedoms, or even your family. The only anchor for abundant life that transcends this world is our trust in Yeshua. This is because Yeshua experienced and conquered abundant suffering. We can find contentment in our suffering by relying on Yeshua's love and comfort.

Psalm 31:19-20; John 10:9-10; 2 Cor. 1:5, 8

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The New Covenant teaches that G-d will not forget His children (Luke 12:6-7, Hebrews 6:10). During this pandemic, many feel isolated; it can seem as though G-d has abandoned us. What reason do we have to believe that G-d is faithful to keep His promises? Rabbi Kevin answers the question in one word: Israel. If G-d is faithful to keep His promises to Israel, then all believers (Jew and Gentile) can trust that He will be faithful to keep His promises to us. We are not forgotten.  

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