This morning, I would like to begin with a question, a potentially dangerous and frustrating question that has been asked for centuries. “What do you want to eat?” We have all had this question drag us into an endless, frustrating debate. Someone says they don’t care, you go back and forth proposing ideas, only to […]

This week’s parasha is titled Korach, named for the leader of one of the largest and most severe revolts against the leadership of Moses and Aaron during the wilderness journey.  Our passage for this week covers Numbers, Chapter 16:1 – Chapter 18:32. While all those who served at the Tabernacle and later at the Temple […]

This week Rabbi Jerry Continues to discuss God’s Will. He uses D.A. Carson’s, Divine Sovereignty and Human Responsibility: Biblical Perspective in Tension to discuss the tension between our wills and God’s Will. Click here for Rabbi Jerry’s notes. Watch Below:  

Judah begins his short, urgent and intense letter by introducing himself: He is a slave of Messiah Yeshua and a brother of James. He writes to all who have been called by God the Father, who loves them and keeps them safe in the care of Messiah Yeshua. He prays for them, that God would […]

Our parasha begins in Chapter 13 where Adonai instructs Moses to send out men to explore the land of Canaan, which He was giving to the sons of Israel. A leader from each tribe was sent to explore the land with instructions from Moses to see if the land was good or bad, fertile or […]

This week Rabbi Jerry discusses the sovereignty of the Lord. He begins with a discussion of how Adonai is the one true king, and everything is under His control. Rabbi Jerry’s Notes. Watch Below:  

Judah opens his short, urgent and intense letter by introducing himself: he is a slave of Messiah Yeshua and a brother of James. He writes to all who have been called by God the Father, who loves them and keeps them safe in the care of Messiah Yeshua. He prays for them, that God would […]

The parasha for this week is entitled B’ha-alotecha, meaning “when you raise up”, and covers Numbers chapters 8 through 12. It begins with God’s command to consecrate B’nai Levi, the Levites, for the service of the Tabernacle. God chose the entire tribe of Levi to belong to Him in place of all the firstborn sons […]

This week Rabbi Jerry records a Bible Study on the important topic of celebrating the diversity of God’s Community. He discusses the importance of identity in Messiah and what it means to remain as we were called. Watch Below:  

Judah opens his short, urgent and intense letter by introducing himself: He is a slave of Messiah Yeshua and a brother of James. He writes to all who have been called by God the Father, who loves you and keeps you safe in the care of Messiah Yeshua. He prays for them: May God give […]