1 Kings 18: The Myth of the Middle Ground

1 Kings 18: The Myth of the Middle Ground

This week Rabbi Jerry teaches on 1 kings 18. In 1 Kings 18, the prophet Elijah confronts the spiritually paralyzed Israelites, challenging their dangerous attempt to find a "middle ground" between worshipping the Lord and the pagan idol Baal. During a dramatic showdown on Mount Carmel, the false prophets fail to summon their god despite hours of frantic spectacle, whereas Adonai instantly answers Elijah’s simple prayer with a consuming fire from heaven. This chapter serves as a stark warning that spiritual neutrality is a destructive illusion, urging the audience to reject empty worldly idols and wholeheartedly commit to the true God.

Parasha Korach

David Goldstein teaches on parasha Korach, which covers Numbers 16:1 – 18:32. He discusses the rebellion of Korah and how rebellion against the Lord is still happening today.

God’s Sovereignty Part 2 – God's Sovereignty & Human Responsibility

This week Rabbi Jerry Continues to discuss God's Will. He uses D.A. Carson's, Divine Sovereignty and Human Responsibility: Biblical Perspective in Tension to discuss the tension between our wills and God's Will. Click here for Rabbi Jerry's notes. [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1T2qStvoWkbrddsBQgJB35O5n3Zh1eig3/view]

Jude Part 7

Rabbi Loren concludes his series in Jude with a discussion of God's glory and mercy and how it applies to our lives as followers of Messiah Yeshua.

Sh’lach L’cha - "Send Out"

Roman Clark teaches on parasha Sh'lach L'cha and the importance of faith in the lives of Joshua and Caleb.