The Torah reading for this week is entitled Vayetze, which means “And He Went Out.” It is taken from the book of Genesis 28:10–32:2. In obedience to his father’s command, “Jacob went out from Beersheba and went toward Haran to seek a wife.” He also went out to comply with his mother’s counsel to escape […]

This week Rabbi Jerry continues his series on God’s attributes with a discussion on how God is beyond our comprehension, but has made Himself known. Click here for Rabbi Jerry’s notes. Watch Below:

This week Rabbi Jerry begins a new series on the nature and attributes of the Lord. Click here for Rabbi Jerry’s notes. Watch Below:

Peter is writing to Messianic Jews living outside of the land of Israel in Asia Minor – modern‑day Turkey. They are facing trials and opposition because of their faith in Yeshua. Gentiles around them mock their devotion to the God of Israel, while fellow Jews who have not yet embraced Yeshua as the promised Messiah, […]

This week David Brickner, Executive Chairman of the Board For Jews For Jesus, shares a message on courage from Judges 6.

This week’s parasha is entitled Chayei Sarah, meaning “The Life of Sarah” and covers Genesis 23:1-25:18. In this parasha, we see God’s plan to continue His promises through Abraham’s son Isaac, and a teaching for us on what it means to be servants of the Lord. We open with the death of Abraham’s wife, Sarah, […]

This week Rabbi Jerry begins a two-part series on Bible Word Studies. He introduces the concept of word studies and examines their theological importance. Using a paper by Rabbi Glenn, Rabbi Jerry explains a debate over Exodus 21:22 and its importance in the Sanctity of Human Life. Click here for Rabbi Jerry’s notes. Click here […]

Peter has been addressing our relationships. He gives more instructions for the way Christians and Messianic Jews should be relating to each other. We are to be a united and loving community that knows the truth. Finally, all of you should be of one mind. Sympathize with each other. Love each other as brothers and […]

This week’s Torah portion is entitled Vayera meaning, “And He Appeared.”  It covers Genesis, chapter 18:1 to chapter 22:24. Chapter 18 opens with Abraham sitting by his tent and God, manifested in the flesh as Yeshua, appears before him with two angels.  Abraham invites these three to a meal and quickly tells Sarah to prepare […]

This week Rabbi Jerry begins a two-part series on Bible Word Studies. He introduces the concept of word studies and examines their theological importance. Using a paper by Rabbi Glenn, Rabbi Jerry explains a debate over Exodus 21:22 and its importance in the Sanctity of Human Life. Click here for Rabbi Jerry’s notes. Click here […]