Mishkahn David Messianic Synagogue

We are an outcomes-based society. We always look for the empirical results of our work efforts. But God does not call us to effect outcomes. He simply calls us to obedience. The outcomes belong to Him.

This sermon warns the American church to remember God as the source of its blessings and to guard against the spiritual apathy that prosperity can breed.

The destruction of Jerusalem Temple certainly didn't come without prophetic warning. But amidst the devastation, another prophecy emerged: To build, plant, and prosper, within the city you are exiled to.

Forgiveness is something that is easy to say without truly meaning it, but hard to genuinely do in our hearts. However, there is a key to achieving true forgiveness and experiencing the freedom that comes with it. That key is Yeshua, who lives within you. When Yeshua forgives through you, the forgiveness is complete and transformative.

The parable of the wheat and weeds teaches that despite being surrounded by challenges, God transforms our mourning into joy, working all things together for good.

In the end-times, God is raising up an army of true prophets. In reaction, a spirit of false prophecy is also rising up at the same time. Bilaam is the prototype of the false prophet, and his spiritual failings are warnings to the body of Messiah in these times.

Our fear of the Lord is tested not at our church or synagogue, but when we are alone. How we speak, how we act, how we interact, when we are not in the presence of believers.

Pharaoh and his army may have drowned in the sea. But the lure of Egypt never left our ancestors. So it is with occultic practices that we've previously dabbled with. They want us back. And we need to renounce them completely.

Rabbi Brian details the laws pertaining to the "Nazir", the Nazarite, and how they pertain to our own struggles with addiction and taming the flesh.

Parshat Bamidbar: God is not only the God of heaven and earth, but the God of the individual. God is the One who speaks galaxies into existence, but also hears the cries of His one child that feels unloved and unseen.