G-d promises through the prophet Zechariah that the fast days that commemorate the greatest of national tragedies will become days of celebration in the Messianic Era. How does G-d turn tragedy into celebration, fasting into feasting? Listen and find out.

Bilaam was a prophet who heard from the true G-d and had the Holy Spirit upon him. Bilaam also served Balak, the King of Moab, who hated Israel. He only spoke the words of G-d when on the mountain. Down below, he strategized with Balak how to defeat Israel. He served two masters. He was compromised. Are you also a compromised prophet? Do you answer to the Lord, but also have an unholy alliance with the Kings and systems of the world? You cannot serve G-d and mammon.

In this Torah portion, Israel was on the verge of completing their wilderness journey, and found themselves on the border of Edom. They requested safe passage through, but were denied. This is a prophetic view of the Jewish people's journey towards Messiah and their interaction with the Church. Listen to learn more.

In this Torah portion, the children of Israel elected to send spies into Canaan, without being instructed by Adonai to do so. That didn't turn out so well. We can learn a lot from their experience on fearing the future and trusting G-d when He says the land is good.

Rabbi Peter returns to Mishkahn David and gives a message on the Acharei Mot Torah Portion.

Aaron's sons, Nadav and Avihu, offering unauthorized incense. And we know what happened to them. We all have contributions to offer into G-d's Kingdom. But are they what He needs at this time? Sometimes no. Sometimes, when we trust Him without offerings, He turns them into something even greater than we originally imagined.

In this week's Torah portion, Vayikra, we see the very first time the Hebrew word 'HaMashiach' (The Messiah) appears in the Bible. This gives us greater insight into the role of Mashiach in the economy of G-d.

In the Book of Esther, G-d is not mentioned even once. Yet we see His divine orchestration all throughout the story. So it is in our lives sometimes. He seems absent, but in reality He is working out a glorious story of deliverance.

Rabbi Brian gets sentimental on the 10th anniversary of when he and Suzi first stepped foot in Mishkahn David.

At Sinai, G-d made His voice heard, but it scared the people. G-d then promised to raise up a prophet to speak His words. That prophet is you! Are you using this gift well? Are you speaking G-d's words or are you wasting your divine voice on things of the world?