One of the most important realities that should be present in the life of a follower of Yeshua is obedience and accountability to the Word of the Lord. Listen to Rabbi David's sermon from this Shabbat on Parasha Pekudei.

We must decide if we want to use our time, resources, and energy to prepare our lives as a habitation for the Presence of Lord, or for the desires of the world. Listen to Rabbi David's sermon from Parasha Vayakhel about preparing ourselves for the dwelling of the Shechinah.

The world around us needs to see the Glory of God in us if they are going to trust anything we say when we talk about God. Learn more about the spiritual importance of Moses and the glowing face in Rabbi David's sermon from this Shabbat.

Being holy is a biblical ordinance, but it requires personal action under the authority of the Ruach HaKodesh. Listen to Rabbi David's sermon from Parasha Tetzaveh from Shabbat.

The most important reality we should have in our lives is the Presence of G-d in our midst at all times and in all places. Is your heart and life focused on being a dwelling place for the Shechinah?

You will not want to miss this powerful sermon drawing our attention to the prophetic Messianic presence and call to discipleship found in Parasha Mishpatim.

Are you using your divinely orchestrated gifts and talents in your local congregation for the Kingdom? Listen to Rabbi David's sermon from Parasha Yitro as he discusses the necessity for each member of the Body of Messiah to carry their weight.

Is your walk with the L-rd where you'd like it to be? What may be holding you back from experiencing the walk you desire? Rabbi David shares a crucial sermon from Parasha Beshalach focused on the principle, "We can not move forward in G-d's plan for our lives while simultaneously longing for our old ways."

This is one of the most important messages we've ever had shared at CMC and one you will not want to miss out on. Rabbi David preaches from Parasha Bo and our responsibility to teach our children the Word of G-d l'dor v'dor (from generation to generation).

As we start this new year this is a message you will not want to sleep on. Rabbi David's message from Parasha Vaera is extremely encouraging edifying as we look at moving forward in G-d's plan even when the world knocks the wind out of us.