Rabbi David's sermon is a perfect preface to the High Holy Days. This is a cry to repentance you will not want to missed from Parasha Nitzavim.

Today we celebrated a decade of CMC!!! And we couldn't have planned things better if we tried then having Parasha Ki Tavo be the parasha for this Shabbat. Take a listen to Rabbi's message and learn about one of the most important discipleship principles needed for today.

Rabbi David brings a powerful and humorous message from Parasha Ki Teitzei. This is a huge encouragement to maintain a life of holiness in a dark world, set apart righteous and holy. You will not want to miss this Shabbat sermon.

This is a message the entire Body of Messiah needs to hear immediately. Timely, important, challenging and encouraging! What are you afraid of today? What is weighing on your heart right now? Have you been allowing fear to rule your life and detract from what the Messianic call truly is?

When faced with crisis, we can cower in fear or we can trust in the One who fights for us.

This is a sermon you will not want to sleep on... Timely and definitely much needed in today's world, Rabbi David discusses the reality that if we're in a relationship with the Lord we can't split our attention with the world. We can't live with with one foot in the Kingdom and one foot in the world, and now is the time to choose blessing or curse, life or death.

Our soon-to-be assistant rabbi, Toby Manolis, shares the message this Shabbat based out of Parasha Eikev. He discusses the reality of G-d's love for us no matter what, no matter the difficulties we find ourselves in, no matter how we feel, no matter how angry we may be, no matter how far away we may feel, He is always faithful.

Our soon-to-be assistant rabbi, Toby Manolis brings a must-hear message based out of Parasha Vaetchanan focused on idolatry and G-d's jealousy for our hearts.

Rabbi David shares a must-hear message from Parasha Devarim, including it's connection to Tisha B'Av.

To fully see the faithfulness of God’s call on our lives our fear of the Lord must be greater than our fear of the world.

Today was an exciting Shabbat, it was our first Shabbat back in our own building after Hurricane Sally. Listen to Rabbi David's sermon dealing with the two and a half tribes request to stay in on the east of the Jordan.

We will never see the fullness of what God wants to do in us if we continue to sell ourselves short on the fullness of His promises.

Rabbi David's sermon this Shabbat is from Parasha Pinchas and is a vital message about the reality of sanctification being a lifelong process.