Sermons

The Book of Esther is the only biblical book which doesn’t mention God at all! Yet, he shows up everywhere by his orchestration of events in the lives of Esther, Mordechai and others. This week’s sermon explores the ways we can gain encouragement from God’s subtle power experienced throu

We begin reading the third book of the Torah, Leviticus or in Hebrew, Va’yikra. This third book of Moses is perhaps the most challenging to find practical lessons for life because its functioned as a manuel for the Coheinim – the Priests – who served in the Mishkan (tabernacle) and

What About When I Pray for Healing & Nothing Seems To Happen? Rabbi Nathan addresses head on many peoples doubts fears and hesitations about praying for the sick. These challenges are a good place to start as we step out and pray with freedom for those in need, without being held hostage to

Rediscovering the lost art of conversation  – In this week’s Torah portion we learn practical lessons about the two most important kinds of conversation – dialogue God and with the people in our lives. To get this wrong is to feel endlessly misunderstood and lonely. To get it right is to