Beth Messiah's Weekly Message

This week Rabbi Silverman examines how we, as Messiah Followers, can bring light to a dark world by reflecting the Glory of G-d; allowing the Ruach (Spirit) of G-d to permeate our lives.

This year's returning Visiting Scholar, Dr. J. Brian Tucker of Moody Theological Seminary walks us through a series on "Hearing Romans Afresh: Paul's Jewish Perspective as Apostle to the Nations".  Here is part 2 of his series. https://mjsi.org http://www.jbriantucker.com/

This week, Rabbi Silverman continues his Message in the B'rit Hadasha (New Covenant) examining the Book of 1 Timothy in chapter 6, discussing the pursuit of fervor and enthusiasm for the things of G-d.

As we celebrate the Resurrection of Yeshua HaMashiach (Jesus the Messiah), Rabbi Silverman examines the historically Jewish concept of resurrection.

On this, the first day of Passover, Rabbi Silverman discusses the deeper meaning of the unleavened bread.

This week Rabbi Silverman examines passages in the B'rit Hadasha (New Covenant) about how, in preparation for Passover, one can take initiative to pursue righteousness.

This week, Roy Schwarcz with Chosen People Ministries fills in for Rabbi Silverman with a Message on the Book of Hebrews in the B'rit Hadasha (New Covenant). About Roy: Roy Schwarcz has been involved in Jewish ministries since 1975. He has worked on the college campus, led home Bible studies, and has begun four Messianic Congregations with Chosen People Ministries, — one in Toronto and three in the Chicago area. Currently, Roy oversees the Midwest Region of Chosen People Ministries based in Chicago, and currently leads the Messianic Congregation of Chicago (MC2). Roy has also authored the book “Where Jesus Walked”, which examines over 50 portions of the life of Jesus demonstrating how Israel’s prophets foretold events that were fulfilled in the life of Jesus. Each portion is considered from a Jewish perspective giving insights that help in understanding the context of the New Covenant and giving greater understanding of Jewish roots of the New Covenant that was promised by the prophet Jeremiah over twenty six

This week, Rabbi Silverman furthers the discussion towards preparing for Passover during this season of renewal.

This week, Rabbi Silverman discusses how we, with anticipation, might prepare ourselves for what G-d might do in our hearts and lives as we look forward to this upcoming season of Passover.

On this Shabbat of Remembrance, Rabbi Silverman discusses G-d's faithfulness to His people over the centuries.

This week, Rabbi Silverman discusses the importance of place (physical location), and how it can accentuate our walk with Yeshua (Jesus).

Beth Messiah's Education Coordinator, Henri Goulet, fills in for Rabbi Silverman this week with part 2 of a Message on Crying Out to G-d in The Lament Psalms: Comfort in Hardship, Trouble, Suffering, and Pain.

Beth Messiah's Education Coordinator, Henri Goulet, fills in for Rabbi Silverman this week with part 1 of a Message on Crying Out to G-d in The Lament Psalms: Comfort in Hardship, Trouble, Suffering, and Pain.

Rabbi Silverman concludes our study on Bereishit (The Book of Genesis) in chapter 50.

Rabbi Silverman continues our study on Bereishit (The Book of Genesis) with one final lesson from chapter 50.

Rabbi Silverman continues our study on Bereishit (The Book of Genesis) in chapter 49.

This week, Rabbi Silverman examines this week's Torah Portion in Exodus focusing on chapters 17 & 18.

Rabbi Silverman continues our study on Bereishit (The Book of Genesis) again this week in chapter 49.

Rabbi Silverman continues our study on Bereishit (The Book of Genesis) in chapter 49.

This week, former Congregational Leader of Beth Messiah Congregation, Rabbi Dr. Michael Schiffman talks to us about an organization called Chevra. Chevra USA is a humanitarian organization that feeds elderly Jews, par