Mayim Chayim

Our soon to be assistant rabbi, Toby Manolis, brought the Shabbat sermon this week from the special Torah reading for the traditional 8th day of Pesach. This is a dynamic message about the reality of Jew and Gentile becoming one new man in Messiah Yeshua and His heart to draw both unto Himself.

Yeshua came as the Passover Lamb not only for the redemption of Israel, but for the redemption of the entire world, to create for Himself One New Man. This is one of the most important Shabbat sermons to ever come from CMC, and you will not want to miss this.

Our identity is in Yeshua and Yeshua alone, not in the lies, broken chains, and open prison cells the enemy wants to keep us trapped in. Are you ready to walk in freedom and experience the fullness of what G-d has in store? This is a sermon you must listen to!!!

Don't miss our Shabbat sermon from our soon to be assistant rabbi, Toby Manolis, as he shares about the reality of the redemption from the curse of sin found in Messiah Yeshua based out of Parasha Tazria.

In Messiah we are recreated to be a dwelling for and called to live in the fire of the Ruach HaKodesh so the world around us can see the Presence of God. Listen to Rabbi David's sermon from Parasha Sh'mini, this message will change your life.

"You have been called to be unstoppable!!!" Petra Scott, from TheRoadToJerusalem.org, brings one of the powerful and important messages you will hear. Give our sermon from this Shabbat on Parasha Tzav a listen and be blessed.

Reconciliation is a significant factor in being kedoshim, without it our hearts aren’t right and if our heart isn’t right our walk isn’t right. Listen to Rabbi David's sermon from Parasha Vayikra.

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.