Our soon to be assistant rabbi, Toby Manolis, shares a very key message about G-d's blessing in our lives no matter what we're facing based off Parasha Balak.

This sermon comes from Parasha Chukat, primarily focused on Numbers 20:1-12 and the water from the Rock. Rabbi David examines the reality that our if we're going to talk the talk we better walk the walk too based on Moses striking the rock instead of talking to it.

Rabbis David shares a powerful and vital message from Parasha Korach about division and rebellion being a tool of the enemy and the need to stay in our own lane and to always strive for unity in Messiah.

Rabbi David shares about the spiritual object lesson of the command to wear tzitzit on our garments.We have two choices: we can keep our eyes on the L-rd and His ways, or we can fixate on the world around us...

Our soon to be assistant rabbi brings a powerful and much needed refreshing message about the fact that G-d never forgets us, no matter how much we mess up, He never forgets us, never leaves us, never forsakes us.

Rabbi David discusses the awkward jealousy ritual of the Law of the Sotah and its prophetic implications for B'nei Yisrael and poses the question are we looking for satisfaction in the world or in the L-rd?

Have you ever wondered about the specificity of the camps of the Tribes of Israel around the Tabernacle? Rabbi David discusses the spiritual implications and lessons learned from Parasha Bamidbar.

Often there is a perception in the Body of Messiah that the G-d of the Old Testament is a angry, vindictive, vengeful G-d and the G-d of the New Testament is a loving, forgiving, gracious, and merciful G-d. Rabbi David addresses this issue pointing out the power of mercy, restoration, and forgiveness found in Leviticus 26 in this week's Parasha.

Ever wonder if the biblical Shabbat is important today or if it really was changed? Rabbi David shares a vital sermon from Parasha Emor about the prophetic role of the Shabbat and what we are robbing ourselves of when we don't keep the Shabbat.

Rabbi David shares a very important message about the call to be set apart righteous and holy because the L-rd is holy. This is a must hear.