This is a timely message about the connection of the second generation of Israel stepping into the promises and blessings of HaShem, Shabbat Shuvah and the modern day Messianic Jewish movement.

Rabbi David reveals the spiritual implications of the second of two traditions behind the Shofar blasts: Tekiah- a call to gather; Shevarim- a call to move; and Teruah- a call to war.

Rabbi David shares the spiritual implications of the first of two traditions on the three Shofar blasts: Tekiah- the King's coronation; Shevarim- the call of repentance; and Teruah- awakening the soul.

Rabbi David discusses Nitzavim's call to both and individual and corporate response to our covenant with G-D, and Nitzavim's connection to Mashiach.

Rabbi David shares about the distinct reality of the blessings and curses of Deuteronomy. Specifically that of the curses befall us when we step outside the will of G-D, which does not give us the right to blame G-D for experiencing them. But, even within the time of curses G-D provision is still upon us, we are just less likely to recognize it because we're outside His will.

Rabbi David shares a powerful message on the connection of the wayward son of Deut 21, the prodigal son of Luke 15 and Yeshua taking on the curse of the tree (which comes from Deut 21 immediately following the wayward son).

Rabbi David shares a powerful word about G-D's definition of justice verses the human definition of justice...

Elizabeth shares a powerful and timely message about fighting for the next generation, ridding the Promise Land of all the false gods and stumbling blocks that we've faced so the generations behind are able to succeed in the L-RD. The reality that we are not to condemn ourselves to the wilderness any longer, we've experienced Salvation and redemption and now we must march in the promises of G-D.

Rabbi David shares a timely and powerful message about the reality of the Torah phrase, "Man does not live on bread alone, but on every word from the mouth of G-D," and it's connection to Yeshua HaMashiach and the circumcision of the heart.

Rabbi David shares from Parsha Va'etchanan about the importance of guarding our hearts and souls from sin.