Shavuot, the Feast of Weeks, is this week. It begins Thursday evening and continues through Shabbat.

This week our Torah portion is mostly about rules for priests to maintain holiness before God. It also contains guidance for all of Israel in morals, ethics, and specific seasons of giving thanks to God.

This week’s Torah portion contains the famous verse that Yeshua quotes as the second most important commandment.

The High Holy Days are upon us and it is the time to pause and reflect on the past year and move forward into 5785.

Creating a Favoritism-Free Zone Parashat Shoftim, Deuteronomy 16:18–21:9 Rabbi Russ Resnik I long for the day when “Messianic Jewish” is...

This week's Torah portion contains the constant theme of the failure of the people and their leaders in contrast to the love of God.

Where do you store important documents? We all have certain documents that must be protected. Birth certificates, important financial...

This week's Torah portion could be considered the centerpiece or cornerstone of the Torah, and perhaps of the entire Tanakh or even the...

Each week, the liturgy of our Shabbat morning service is a dramatization of the covenant at Sinai. We are reminded of our calling, the...

This week's Torah portion is one that seems far removed from our world today. In fact, most of this portion troubles our sensibilities....

This week our Torah portion is about the installation of the priesthood and the seriousness of walking in holiness before God. It is...

This week our Torah portion describes the sin of the golden calf and its aftermath. It is a key passage in the Torah because it tells us...

The Torah portion for this week continues the description of the instructions for building the Mishkan or Tabernacle. At the end of...

This week our Torah portion describes the way of life that God gave to Israel. The laws reflect the character of God. They describe an...