Jude Part 4 - Lessons from Cain, Balaam, and Korah

B’ha-alotecha - “When You Raise Up”

Rabbi Glenn teaches on the importance on not having double-standards. In this week's parasha, the importance of following the Lord's commands, and the consequences for compromising God's clear teaching are emphasized.

The Diverse Beauty Of God's Community

This week Rabbi Jerry records a Bible Study on the important topic of celebrating the diversity of God's Community. He discusses the importance of identity in Messiah and what it means to remain as we were called.

Jude Part 5

Rabbi Loren continues his series in Jude (Judah). Believers are urgently warned about false teachers who infiltrate the church, twisting God's grace into a license to sin while masquerading as faithful members during fellowship meals. Jude exposes these leaders as spiritually dead and destructive, reminding the church through the ancient prophecy of Enoch that they face certain divine judgment. Jude teaches that the greatest defense against spiritual deception is not mere religious knowledge, but cultivating a deep, authentic relationship with Messiah Yeshua to gain true discernment, righteousness, and love.

Naso - "Take Up"

Parasha Naso highlights God’s call for His people to be meticulously organized and completely devoted to His presence. Naso teaches the strict purity laws required to maintain a holy camp, the voluntary Nazarite vows for those seeking a deeper personal walk with God, and the foundational Priestly Blessing.

God’s Love Part 3 – God’s Love & Our Response

This week Rabbi Jerry discusses Luke 18 and 19, which contrasts different responses to God's Grace. He compares the self-righteous Pharisee and the hesitant rich young ruler against the deeply humble tax collectors. Ultimately, Believers are challenged to emulate Zacchaeus by responding to the Lord's invitation with immediate, joyful obedience and genuine, life-altering repentance.