In a combined Torah study, we consider the call to living holiness in the Lord. How can we love our neighbor as ourselves, not abuse the blind and the deaf, and walk in forgiveness? So much of our experience and faithful living in Messiah is walked out in the grace of forgiveness. Is this grace impossible? If it is not, then how can we do it? We look closely at substitutionary sacrifice, double imputation, and the renewed heart. Give a listen.
When David fled to the cave of Adullam, what did the Lord do? David had a messy life at this point. He was anointed the king of Israel, but a king without land, power, influence, or a throne. With Saul seeking to kill him, David seeks a hiding place and refuge. Yet, the Lord changes David’s story when 400 men find David and commit to following him. How does this story interconnect with the story of our life in messianic faith? What happens when we begin to follow Yeshua/Jesus? Give a listen.
*apologies, I looked at the wrong schedule for this week, the portion is Acharei Mot. We will cover it next week.
As the Passover Seder begins the seminal question of the evening is asked by a child: Why? “Why is this night different from all other nights?”
the mountain mensch 