Mayim Chayim

This evening we begin celebrating Sukkot (the Feast of Booths), a time of our rejoicing. But Sukkot is also an ideal time for a bit of a divine reset in our lives as we stop and remember all the many blessings the Lord has poured out upon us and remember where we've come from and where we're going.

The Torah and Haftarah of Parasha Ha'Azinu has some absolutely amazing spiritual lessons from us to learn from in our walk with the L-rd. Rabbi David shares specifically about the power of Ad-nai as our Rock and Fortress. You will not want to miss this.

Our Yom Kippur message from Rabbi David is focused on the reality of Blood Atonement of Messiah and how through His atonement we do not get what we deserve for our sins, but rather His compassion, mercy, and forgiveness.

Rabbi shares a very important message about fasting on Yom Kippur and how we should not fast begrudgingly, but rather with a right heart. We fast on Yom Kippur as we focus on repentance, let us remember that fasting is a means of showing G-d how important something is to is.

What a powerful sermon from Rabbi David for Shabbat Shuvah!!! The Lord has anointed and appointed us with the charge to lead His people in T’shuvah through Messiah Yeshua.

Our Rosh Hashanah message this year was focused on the imagery of the Tashlich ceremony and it's bases in the promise of the casting off of our sins in Micah 7:18-20.

For Erev Rosh Hashanah this year our sermon was based on Nehemiah 8 and the reading of the Torah before the assembly of Judah on the 1st of Tishrei and the power of the conviction of the Word of G-d in our lives to bring about renewal.

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.