What does it mean to follow God not just with our actions, but from the heart? Nitzavim-Vayelech challenges us to look beyond outward obedience and discover the kind of inner transformation that shapes how we love God and others.
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Why does Israel enter the Promised Land with an altar, inscribed stones, and rejoicing before hearing the blessings and curses? This teaching explores the connection between God’s Word, remembrance, and the joy that keeps faith from slipping into autopilot
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From Passover and Shabbat to Yeshua and redemption, this teaching explores how the Exodus became the foundation of Israel’s identity, faith, morality, and collective memory.
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What can an ancient command about building a fence around your roof teach us today? Ki Tetze reveals a surprisingly practical lesson about responsibility, hospitality, and the kind of home we create.
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Parashat Shoftim calls us to pursue justice, not only in our decisions, but in the way we treat others. What does “justice, justice you shall pursue” reveal about the kind of life God desires from us?
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The parable of the mustard seed has deep roots in Israel’s Scriptures.
Joseph Shulam connects this familiar parable with Ezekiel’s vision of Israel and the nations.
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What did Yeshua mean by the mustard seed? Joseph Shulam reveals its true biblical and Jewish context. ▶️ Watch the full teaching: https://t.co/ttK5htvGgX
Parashat Re'eh challenges us to look beyond the surface of God's commandments, revealing how His instructions shape our choices, identity, compassion, and future in ways we may never have considered.
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Marcia Shulam (z”l, blessed memory)
A year has passed which has left a big void. Marcia was deeply cherished, as she made everyone feel special and loved. Her home was a welcome haven for all, with an open door when in need of friendship or a listening ear.
Ekev explores a spiritual danger: forgetting God not in hardship, but in comfort. What happens when blessing makes us feel self-sufficient, and how can we keep recognizing the true Source of all we have?
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God chooses the small and the weak for a profound reason. Parashat Va'etchanan clearly shows that His love is not earned by success, and His strength shines most powerfully through our weakness.
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Tisha B’Av begins this evening.
As we remember the destruction of the Temples, let us examine our hearts, turn from groundless hatred, and choose love, prayer, and a renewed return to God.
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As the month of Av begins, we remember sorrow, judgment, and loss, but also the mercy of God. Through Yeshua’s parable in Luke 7, this teaching looks at forgiveness, love, and the debt only He can cancel.
Rosh Chodesh Sameach from Jerusalem.
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What do the daughters of Zelophehad teach us about disappointment, faith, and finding peace when God’s plan looks different than we expected?
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Hannah and Joseph Shulam taught in South Korea 🇰🇷, connecting with friends of Israel. Now in Taiwan! Stay tuned! #Israel#Faith@BradTV https://t.co/etSmFNvmgp