Beth Messiah's Weekly Message

This week Rabbi Silverman discusses Idolatry, Culture, and Assimilation.

This Shabbat, Rabbi Silverman discusses the Holiday of Chanukah.

Rabbi Silverman begins to wrap up our study of the Book of 1st John in the B'rit Hadasha (New Covenant) closing off in chapter 5 starting with verse 13.

The Torah portion for today is Jacob’s story, how G-d is with Jacob the whole time. Reviews misconceptions that Jacob did wrong and got what he deserved. The text teach that it was Esau that was in the wrong and Jaco

Rabbi Silverman continues our study in the B'rit Hadasha (New Covenant) examining further the Book of 1st John in chapter 5.

What does it really mean to be Messianic? What does it mean to follow the Messiah, to become His disciple, to become an imitator of the Rabbi from Nazareth? How can we reach out to the community around us with compassi

Rabbi Silverman continues our study in the B'rit Hadasha (New Covenant) in the Book of 1st John chapter 5.

Ministry Representative for Sojourner Ministries and Teaching Elder at Beth Sar Shalom in Plano Texas, Rabbi John Kanter, speaks at this year's Torah Conference with his final Message, Part 4, on how to live well under T

Ministry Representative for Sojourner Ministries and Teaching Elder at Beth Sar Shalom in Plano Texas, Rabbi John Kanter, speaks at this year's Torah Conference with Part 3 of his Message on how to live well under The Re

Ministry Representative for Sojourner Ministries and Teaching Elder at Beth Sar Shalom in Plano Texas, Rabbi John Kanter, speaks at this year's Torah Conference with Part 2 of his Message on how to live well under The Re

Ministry Representative for Sojourner Ministries and Teaching Elder at Beth Sar Shalom in Plano Texas, Rabbi John Kanter, speaks at this year's Torah Conference with Part 1 of his Message on how to live well under The Re

Boris Goldin of Chosen People Ministries shares about his work in Ukraine.

As we prepare to re-roll the Torah scroll on this Simchat Torah, Rabbi Silverman delivers a Message from Deuteronomy 33, and the final blessing of Moshe (Moses) on the Children of Israel.

As we continue the celebration of Sukkot, Rabbi Silverman explores the blessings of this Holiday.

On this Sukkot morning, Rabbi Silverman examines the richness of this Holiday.

On this Shabbat Shuvah (Shabbat of Returning), Rabbi Silverman talks about the history of Sukkot, and its relation to this week's Torah portion.

On this Yom Kippur, Rabbi Sliverman takes a look at King David's psalms of confession, Psalm 32 & 51.

On this Kol Nidrei (Erev Yom Kippur), Rabbi Silverman brings us a Message from Hosea, who repeatedly urged the people of Israel to return to G-d.

Beth Messiah's Education Coordinator, Henri Goulet, talks about engaging the Living G-d through formation and transformation brought about by engaging His Living Word.

Rabbi Silverman continues to examine the themes of Rosh Hashanah, focusing on the Kingship of G-d in our lives.