Yeshua’s death and resurrection are two of the most important events in history. They make it possible for those who become loyal to Yeshua be reconciled to God and live forever. Here we have the account of Yeshua’s resurrection based on eyewitness testimony. Notice John’s emphasis on details throughout this account. This lets us know […]

This week’s parasha is titled, Eikev, which means “consequence,” (Deuteronomy 7:12 – 11:25).  The definition of “consequence” is the result, or effect, of an action or a condition.  I don’t think I have ever used a subtitle for a parasha passage before, but today, I have subtitled this passage, “Things I wish someone had taught […]

This week Rabbi Glenn discusses Replacement Theology, Supersessionism, and focuses on God’s unchanging nature. Click here for Rabbi Glenn’s notes. Watch Below:  

This week David Brickner, from Jews For Jesus, speaks at Shema. He teaches on Acts 2 and how we have been empowered to proclaim the Gospel.

The Torah portion for this Shabbat is called Va’etchanan, meaning “and I pleaded”. It covers Deuteronomy 3:23 through 7:11. As the parasha opens, Moses pleads with Adonai to reconsider allowing him to cross over into the Land of Promise. God’s answer was a firm “No” but He did allow Moses to ascend Mt. Pisgah and […]

This week Rabbi Jerry teaches on James 2:8-13. He discusses the nature of God’s Law and its basis in love and mercy. Click here for Rabbi Jerry’s notes. Watch Below:  

What happens in John 19 is more than history – it’s the turning point of redemption. Yeshua, the sinless Son of God, suffers, dies by crucifixion and is buried. It looks like defeat, but it’s the greatest victory. As we read this chapter, we will not only learn about the very important things that happened […]

This week’s parasha is titled D’varim, which means Words. It covers Deuteronomy 1:1–3:22. The book of Deuteronomy is the fifth and final book of the Torah. Moses begins D’varim by giving Israel the first of three major discourses. He rehearses the words of the Law and recounts their wilderness journey. In this week’s parasha, we […]

This week Rabbi Glenn teaches on the dangers of favoritism in congregations in James 2:1-9. Click here for Rabbi Glenn’s notes. Watch Below:

This is the final day of the Most Important Man Who Ever Lived. It’s one of the most important days in history. It’s the day the Son of God will die as the Passover Lamb who takes away the sin of the world. After celebrating a Passover meal with His disciples, during which He taught […]