This week Rabbi John Powledge continues with the subject on the heroes found in scripture. In this subject Rabbi refers back to his parents and how they are heroes to him. He looks towards more of the female heroes found in the Bible. Rabbi John goes through Exodus chapters 1 and 2 and talks about the Joseph and the mother of Moses. He starts with Joseph and what he went through during his life. Rabbi John looks at what Moses' mother has done to help him, as well as how she prepared herself when having Moses.

This week Rabbi John Powledge continues the discussion of heroes, Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob in particular. he talk about how impactful the faith can be and how good it is. He also relates to how we can have personal heroes in our lives, like how his dad was his as a child. 

This week Rabbi John Powledge continues on the subject on the hero's found in the Bible. He gives a summery of what was talked about last week. Rabbi John shares with us a story on who's his hero is which was an assignment given by a teacher in his life, and what it means to him. Rabbi John goes to talk about a person named Thomas found in the Bible and what makes him significant. He gives a reason why Thomas shouldn't be called "Doubting Thomas" and why Thomas is one of the most faithful towards Yeshua. 

This week Rabbi John Powledge goes into the subject of the hero's found in the Bible. He began talking about his childhood and growing up with his grandparents. He recalls what made them his hero. Rabbi John gives the true term of what it means to be a hero and a hero in faith. Rabbi John goes into the book of Hebrews 11:1-6 and refers to the meaning in faith. He looks back at the book of Genesis and talks about Cain and Abel and what they did in their faith in G-D. Rabbi John continues to look in Genesis with a man named Enoch and why he's significant to faith in G-D. 

Rabbi John wraps up his series on grace as it pertains to Simchat Torah and Shimini Atzeret with a calling of evangelism to the world due to the grace we have been given.

This week Rabbi John Powledge continues on the subject of "grace." He gives a short summery of what he's talked about on previous weeks. Rabbi John goes back to the thought of "the greatest love story ever told" starting with Abraham and his son Isaac. He also mentions the "Scarlet Thread" and links both as one. Rabbi John mentions the sacrifice of the lamb and how significant it is to the Jewish people.

This week Rabbi John Powledge continues his thought on grace. The greatest love story ever told which is the Yeshua's love for us. He tells us what Yeshua went through before His death and His resurrection, as well as the very beginning of the story in the life of Abraham and Isaac. Rabbi John states the difference between forgiveness and repentance.   

This week we celebrate Yom Kippur and Rabbi John Powledge continues to talk about grace. He shares with us repentance and the importance of keeping it. Rabbi goes through out scripture of different examples of repenting and the cause of it. Rabbi John points out the meaning of sin and how it is truly stated. He shares with us the examples of sin in today's society and why we should repent from it.

This week we are humbled to have Zac Williams talk about his year in Israel with his family. His point of view during his time there, what he observed, things we here in America don't know about the nation, and so much more.