What does it mean to belong to the generations shaped by Messiah? In this teaching, Rabbi Dr. Joshua Brumbach reflects on the legacy of faith passed down through time, showing how the story of Messiah connects us across generations. Through Scripture and insight, we’re invited to see ourselves as part of a living, unfolding narrative of redemption and purpose.

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What does the story of creation teach us about encountering God today? In this message, Rabbi Dr. Joshua Brumbach explores the spiritual depth of Genesis, revealing how beginnings, both cosmic and personal, invite us into relationship with the Creator. Through Scripture and reflection, we’re reminded that God is not distant, but present and active in our lives from the very start.

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Hoshanah Rabbah marks the culmination of Sukkot, but what does it reveal about our relationship with HaShem? In this teaching, Rabbi Dr. Joshua Brumbach explores the spiritual significance of Hoshanah Rabbah, emphasizing that our prayers, rituals, and celebrations ultimately point us back to the centrality of God. This message invites us to refocus our hearts and recognize HaShem as the source of life, hope, and renewal.

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Sukkot isn’t just about building a hut—it’s about building perspective. In this message, Rabbi Dr. Joshua Brumbach explores how the temporary nature of the sukkah invites us to reflect on what truly lasts. Through Scripture and story, we’re reminded that God’s presence dwells not in permanence, but in our willingness to trust, rejoice, and dwell with Him—even in fragile places.

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