Bricks An old Jewish legend about the Tower of Babel reports that the people building the tower valued the bricks more than human lives. As the tower grew higher and higher, it took longer and longer to get a load of bricks to the top, where the construction was still …
Life is full of storms. We all experience deluges of trouble. The rainbow reminds us that after the storm is over, God’s love still prevails. The rabbis wrote a special blessing to be prayed on the occasion of seeing a rainbow. Blessed are you, Lord our God, King of the …
Legalism Some Thoughts By Tim Hegg Torah Resource Thank you Tim for giving us permission to post this article. It seems that it is the destiny of all who pursue Torah-living to be labelled by some as “legalists.” If not often, at least occasionally we hear the warning, (sometimes from …
Turn to 2nd Chronicles 17:3 I titled this message we are under attack and as continue you will see why gave it this title. Jehoshaphat was King of Judah at this time and we read that he was a good king. 2 Chronicles 17:3-6 The LORD was with Jehoshaphat, …
We do not have an oneg theme anymore. Dear Beth Simcha family, We are pleased and blessed to have so many tasty food contributions to our Oneg meal each Shabbat, since we have moved into our new facility at Grace Bible Church. However, it has been expressed that there is too much work …
The Bible teaches us to give generously to those in need. How much should we be giving to the poor and to the work of the kingdom? Ionically, anti-Semites depict Jewish people as greedy, stingy money-lovers. The opposite is true. Charity is a central pillar of Jewish identity and …
Believers in Messiah have a rich Jewish heritage, but the sad part is that a large part of the body doesn’t know much about it. Yeshua, (Jesus), was Jewish. His earthly parents Joseph (Yosef) and Mary (Miriam) were both Jewish and they raised Yeshua in a Jewish home; teaching him the Torah and all …