Sermons

Many Jews today argue that Jews simply cannot believe in a divine messiah. Because of this assumption, Messianic Jews sometimes experience discrimination. But was this always true? Rabbi Nathan unpacks how Hebrews 1:2b -3 would have been heard by first century Jewish ears. . In these last days

Much pain has been caused by reading the Book of Hebrews outside of its Biblical and historical context. Rabbi Nathan unpacks the dangers of the traditional reading of Hebrews 1:1-2 and helps us to re-live the beginning of this important Messianic Jewish exhortation in today’s world. .

In this sermon, Rabbi rich explores the important concept of resurrection and how important it is to the future of the Jewish people and to each and every human being. Listen and enjoy. . Julie Lavender’s Bikhat HaTorah is the introduction and closing music. The complete song or the album

Rabbi Nathan walks us through the who, what, when, where and why’s for the Book of Hebrews. Written to the early Messianic Jewish community in Jerusalem, Hebrews is an essential book for us contemporary Messianic Jews urging us to hold fast to Yeshua — the very heart of our Jewish