Beth Messiah's Weekly Message

Founder of 2nd Adam Performing Arts, the drama ministry of CJF Ministries, and North American Director of CJF Ministries, Rob Styler tells us the story of David and Goliath from a different perspective, from the eyes of

Shavuot has arrived and Rabbi Silverman discusses our response, as a Messianic Congregation, to the Holiday of Shavuot.

As Shavuot approaches this evening, Rabbi Silverman talks about not only the history of Shavuot, but how that history can point to a way of life that can be experienced today.

Russ Beaudet fills in for Rabbi Silverman this week with a message on Parables.

Special guest Rabbi Rich Nichol gives a musical Message on how to sustain a Congregation.

The Messianic Jewish Institute's (mjsi.org) annual visiting scholar, Dr. Jennifer Rosner, examines this week's Parshah, Acharei-Kedoshim, focusing on holiness.

After a short break for the Holidays, Rabbi Silverman resumes the study of the Book of Daniel; continuing in chapter 5.

Special Guest, Borris Golden of Chosen People Ministries gives a Darash on this week's Torah portion, Leviticus chapters 9-11.

Rabbi Silverman examines the Haftorah portion for this, the eighth day of Passover, Isaiah chapter 10.

Yom HaBikkurim, the Day of Firstfruits. Rabbi Silverman examines the Jewish belief in the resurrection from the dead, and how Yeshua embodies the Firstfruits of the Resurrection.

Rabbi Silverman talks about the importance and reasons for Pesach (Passover).

What is Freedom? Rabbi Silverman examines this question in light of the upcoming Holiday of Pesach (Passover).

Rabbi Silverman examines The Book of Daniel chapter 4, and how this can be applied in our own lives this time of year.

Rabbi Silverman moves on to the second half of chapter 3 in the study of The Book of Daniel.

Director of the Ratio Christi Chapter at the Ohio State University, Eric Chabot, fills in for Rabbi Silverman this week with a message about the evidence for The Resurrection of Yeshua.

Russ Beaudet fills in for Rabbi Silverman this Shabbat with a Message about the up-coming holiday of Purim.

Rabbi Silverman reviews concepts from Daniel Chapter 2, and begins looking at Daniel Chapter 3.

How can the wisdom G-d granted Daniel to interrupt the dreams of King Nebuchadnezzar apply to us today? Rabbi Silverman continues his examination of Daniel chapter 2.

Even though Daniel lived in the diaspora, he excelled as a man of G-d. Rabbi Silverman continues with his series on The Book of Daniel; examining Daniel chapter 2.

Just as Shabbat is a day set apart from the rest of the week, how do we set ourselves apart for G-d? Where did Daniel draw the line that set him apart, and how can that be an example for us? Rabbi Silverman moves forwa