Mayim Chayim

In the body of Messiah, it is important to stay in our lane or we may cause a deadly detour. Listen to Rabbi David's sermon from Parasha Korach.

Our soon to be assistant rabbi, Toby Manolis, brings a powerful and must hear sermon based on Parasha Sh'lach L'cha and our need to push our fear aside and trust in G-d's direction for our lives.

We have a special Shabbat message from Elizabeth Rachel from Parasha Beha'alotcha and learning to not grumble against the L-rd.

As followers of Messiah, the Name of God should constantly be on full display in our lives so that the world may experience His Kingdom. Listen to Rabbi David's sermon from Parasha Naso this Shabbat.

The central most important aspect in our lives as believers should be the power and Presence of the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob dwelling in our midst. Listen to Rabbi David's sermon from this Shabbat based out of Parasha Bamidbar.

One of the most important tools the Body of Messiah has available to us is unity, and the enemy is likely more afraid us being in unity than we are hungry for it… Listen to Rabbi David's sermon from Erev Shavuot at CMC.

Our righteousness must be rooted in faithfulness to the Lord as a response to Salvation, not in a legalistic effort to earn anything by our works. Listen to Rabbi David's sermon from Parasha Bechukotai reminding us of the "why?" to our faith walk.

We have been freed from slavery to sin and death and have been made new as servants of Adonai, so let’s walk boldly in our freedom in Messiah! Rabbi David brings a timely message from Parasha Behar about our freedom found in Messiah Yeshua.

Our soon-to-be Assistant Rabbi Toby Manolis shares an awesome message about the heart of G-d for His children based out of Parasha Emor and the kavanah (intention of the heart) behind the command for sacrifices.

Our priority should be a biblically holy culture, which by its very nature is antithetical to the worldly culture all around us. Listen to Rabbi David's sermon from Parasha Acharei Mot and the call to be holy because Ad-nai our G-d is holy.