Rabbi Richard offers an anointed impromptu message about the importance of Shabbat and the High Holy Days…Not just for the Jew, but for the whole Body of Messiah as well.

What does the Hubble Telescope have to do with Shaul's understanding of the righteousness of God that Messiah Yeshua brought to Israel and the nations?  A fascinating look at Yehusa and the Torah.

How important is it for believers to spend time in fellowship outside of the synagogue. This is not just a Church thing or Messianic Jewish thing. It is a Jewish thing... A Chavurah. It is a tradition that has roots long before the Messiah's birth. Join us to learn why it's important.

Transition is one of the most difficult things we can go through. Few people like change, but the reality is change is a part of life. You can fight it, but you can’t prevent it. Rabbi Richard helps us not only understand it, but embrace the joy and excitement of the opportunities it holds.

Men desire to be good husbands and great dads, but without reckless abandon before God, their efforts will never reach their ful potential. What does that reckless abandon look like in the eyes of Adonai?

Shavuot (Pentecost) is the Time of the Giving of the Torah. It is also the time of the giving of God’s Ruach ha Kodesh hundreds of years later in the upper room. Join Rabbi Richard as he discusses what this day should mean to a nation that has cast off the vision they provide.

The service begins with the dedication of the Vilna Torah scroll which is almost 300 years old.  The scroll is "on loan" from Gary and Artis Zimmerman.  Rabbi Richard details how you can buiild your life on the foundation of God's Word and bring His blessing on your family.

Do you come to a worship service to meet with Adonai and yet return home in the same spiritual condition as you came?  There is a way to prep yourself so that you will receive what the Lord has purposed for you every Shabbat.

Rabbi Ron Aaronson brings a message of encouragement and admonition to our congregation. He reminds us of our responsibility to love one another and to not let divisiveness and petty grievances destroy relationships and divide the congregation.