Continuing in our theme for the High Holy Days (Avinu/Malkeinu) Rabbi Seth highlights the invitation that we all have to the Grand Wedding Banquet. You are being called to share in the Joy and Redemption of the Great King. How will you respond?

Erev Rosh Hashanah message examining Yeshua's parable of the Prodigal Son from a thought provoking perspective.

Calling to mind ( and to heart ) the process of turning back to HaShem. Reflecting on the state of our relationship with HaShem and our Messiah Yeshua.

What do Moses, Isaiah and Paul have in common? What is true sight? Do we have eyes that truly see?

A call to examine ourselves in regard to things that might be pushing G-d out of the center focus of our lives.

In Messiah barriers are broken down and community is built up.

How do faith and convenience affect each other? You might be surprised at the answer.

Pulling from the Torah to see that we must make personal application of our faith as opposed to relying on the faith of our fathers alone.

Rabbi Seth teaches from this week's parsha illustrating how people can change.

Pulling from the Parsha Matot-Massei Rabbi Seth expounds on the importance of meaning what you say and saying what you mean.