Sermons

 One week after tragedy and war strike in Israel, our community is in pain. As a Messianic Jewish community we are inseparably linked with the destiny of our people in Israel. And yet, we are in the Diaspora, across the globe. How do we process what we are witnessing and hearing from

 Using Yochanon (John) chapters 6-9 and source texts describing Sukkot in 2nd Temple times, we imagine what it might have been like to hear Yeshua say at the height of Sukkot, “I am the light of the world!” Direct Link to Youtube video of message. Delivered on Shabbat at Rua

 Why Teshuvah (repentance) is so very important ” – In his drash given on the Sabbath between Rosh Ha shanah and Yom Kippur, Rabbi Rich explores the meaning and spiritual purpose of praying the prayers of repentance on the High Holy Days. He reveals the special place we 

 On Rosh Hashanah Morning join Yeshua on the Mountain by the Sea of Galilee once more and continue working through Matthew 5:2-10, “The Beginner’s Guide to the Kingdom of Heaven.” What does mourning have to do with the Kingdom of Heaven? What does it really mean to be meek? Why does