Kol Dodi

Scripture, history, and archeology all provide solid evidence of Yeshua's resurrection. How are our hearts convinced that this is true?

Elder Jeff shares a brief d'rosh and Rabbi Ken teaches from Leviticus14 and Luke 18: 9-14. Powerful instruction from both Rabbi and Jeff.

Rabbi Ken teaches us from Leviticus 13 concerning leprosy. Can emotional and spiritual problems make a person sick?

Hashem has given to all believers spiritual gifts so that we can minister for Him. Are you trying to minister in your own strength or are you solely depending on the Lord and following His instructions.

In this week's Parasha, Adonai commands Moses that the fire on the altar is never to go out. Rabbi Ken preaches a powerful message instructing us on ways to keep  the fire burning for the Lord in our hearts.

Adonai overturns the plans of Haman and disaster is averted for the Jews. Listen to this powerful message from Rabbi Ken. Baht Rivka Witten concludes the service with the Aaronic benediction.

As we prepare for our annual celebration of Purim, Rabbi Ken instructs us from the book of Esther. Consequently, on the thirteenth day of the twelfth month (that is the month Adar), the king’s edict and his law drew near to be carried out. On that day the enemies of the Jews had hoped to overpower them, but contrary to expectations the Jews gained the upper hand over those that hated them. Jews assembled in their cities throughout all the provinces of King Ahasuerus in order to lay hands on those seeking their harm. No one was able to stand against them, for fear of them had fallen on all the peoples. Esther 9: 1-2 (TLV)

Rabbi Ken teaches from  Parasha Reading for Vayak'hel: Exodus 35:1-38:20. In this week's Torah portion, after the episode with the Golden Calf, Moses returns to the work of the Lord by gathering resources to construct the Tabernacle. Moses asks the people to freely offer what they had if they were stirred by the Lord.  The people were moved and showed true repentance over their previous idolatry by giving liberally to the work of the Lord.Moses then asks for skilled artisans and craftsmen to rise up and use their abilities for the next step in the plan of building the Tabernacle. The Lord calls Betzalel and Oholiav as leaders to oversee a team of able and talented workers to assist them in this endeavor.Each and every part and detail of the Tabernacle was important and sacred. God's holiness, attention to detail and order, creativity, and His greater plan of atonement, is clearly seen all throughout this Parashat. For believers indwelt by the Ruach Ha Kodesh (Holy Spirit), we are now the Temple of the Ruach! May the Lord stir us up to love and good works as we use our different talents and gifts for Him! May we be led and empowered by His Spirit to make His name great and point others to Him, not from compulsion but out of a heart of gratitude and love!

Rabbi Ken instructs us from this week's Parashat Exodus30-11:34:35. No task is trivial when we are serving Adonai. All of our service is for His glory.

Rabbi's message concerns devine discipline. If we are Adonai's children, He disciplines us because he loves us. Hebrews12: 5-11.