This week’s Parasha is entitled Kee Tavo, meaning, When You Come In. It covers Deuteronomy 26:1 – 29:9. It must have been a relief for Israel to hear that their 40-year journey through the wilderness was finally coming to an end.  They were about to cross over into the Promised Land, given to them by […]

This week Rabbi Jerry begins James 4 and discusses the dangers of pride and quarrelling. Click here for Rabbi Jerry’s notes. Watch Below:  

Parasha Kee Taytzay means (“When you go out”). It contains more commandments than any other single Torah portion – over seventy in total. These laws touch nearly every aspect of Israel’s life: warfare, family, finances, marriage, justice, holiness, and daily compassion. As Israel prepared to enter the Promised Land, Moses reminded them that obedience was […]

Peter’s first letter encourages believers to live faithfully as God’s chosen people in a world where trials and suffering are certain. He begins by reminding us of the hope we have through the resurrection of Yeshua and the imperishable inheritance that awaits us. We are called to holiness in our daily lives, humility in our […]

This week Rabbi Glenn continues with James and discusses the two different kinds of wisdom and the results of each. Click here for Rabbi Glenn’s notes. Watch Below:  

The theme of 1 Peter is how to live faithfully as God’s chosen people in a hostile world. We are called to holiness in daily life, humility in relationships, submission to authority, and perseverance in suffering. Through it all, we are to focus on Yeshua, who suffered for us and left an example for us […]

This week Rabbi Glenn continues with James and discusses the need to control our speech. Click here for Rabbi Glenn’s notes. Watch Below:

This last chapter is a wonderful ending to John’s divinely inspired book. It shows the risen Yeshua meeting His disciples by the Kinneret, the Sea of Galilee – which is actually a freshwater lake – not a saltwater sea. It reveals Yeshua’s continued care, His power to provide, His call to serve, and His grace […]

“See, I am setting before you today a blessing and a curse.” This begins Parasha Re’eh, translated “See.” Our parasha covers Deuteronomy 11:26–16:17 and continues with Moses instructing our people in the specific commandments of Adonai. These commandments include the kosher laws, tithes, the Sabbatical year, the biblically mandated feasts, and the command to avoid […]

This week Rabbi Jerry concludes James 2 with a teaching on Faith. He discusses the need to having a living transforming faith and the dangers of faith without action. Click here for Rabbi Jerry’s notes. Watch Below: