Peter is writing to the Lord’s people, letting them know that it’s important to be reminded of the truths that the apostles, the Lord’s representatives, proclaimed – even though we already know them and are standing firm in them. Why? Because usually, God’s people don’t fall away because we suddenly reject the truth. We fall […]

The parashah for this week’s Sabbath is entitled Mishpatim, which means “Judgments.” It covers Exodus 21:1–24:18. These were the first laws God gave His people after the giving of the Ten Commandments in Exodus 20. These laws provide practical application of the Decalogue in daily life. They are called “judgments” or rulings. They are not […]

In this Bible study, Rabbi Jerry explores the attribute of God’s omnipotence, defining the Lord as infinite, boundless, and limitless in His power to accomplish His will. The teaching contrasts human weakness with God’s sovereignty, citing scriptures like Mark 10:27 to show that while things may be impossible for man, all things are possible with […]

This letter is from Simon Peter, a slave and apostle of Messiah Yeshua. I am writing to you who share the same precious faith we have. This faith was given to you because of the righteousness – the justice and fairness of Messiah Yeshua, our God and Savior. May God give you more and more […]

This week’s parasha is entitled, B’shalach, which means “when he sent” and covers Exodus 13:17 – 17:16.  When he sent refers to pharaoh letting the Israelis depart from Egypt after the 10th plague, the death of the firstborn. After their release, the Lord does not lead the Israelis in a direct route towards their final […]

This letter is from Simon Peter, a slave and apostle of Messiah Yeshua. I am writing to you who share the same precious faith we have. This faith was given to you because of the justice and fairness of Messiah Yeshua, our God and Savior. May God give you more and more grace and peace […]

This week Rabbi Jerry continues his series through the attributes of God with a discussion of God’s Transcendence & Immanence. He discusses how God’s otherness and closeness to us comes together to create a correct view of who He is. Click here for Rabbi Jerry’s notes. Watch Below:  

We’re continuing with the second letter that Peter wrote. Peter’s first letter, written with the help of Silas, was addressed to Messianic Jews living in the Diaspora, outside of Israel, in ancient Asia Minor – present day Turkey. This letter is written to a more general audience – to all believers everywhere. It’s written by […]

This week’s Parasha is entitled Bo, which means “Go,” and covers Exodus 10:1 – 13:16 In the previous parasha, we saw the first seven plagues unleashed on Egypt. In chapter 10, the Lord commands Moses to go before Pharaoh to continue to demonstrate Adonai’s superiority over the false gods of Egypt. Moses was instructed to […]

This week Rabbi Jerry teaches on the infinite nature of God through His omnipresence and immensity. He also discusses how God’s nearness reminds us that we are never hidden from His sight and can access His comforting presence anywhere and at any time. Click here for Rabbi Jerry’s Notes. Watch Below: