Posted on Nov 2, 2014
110114sd by Rabbi Dennis Richards. How many of you have heard the expression time flies? Do you realize that two weeks ago we started Genesis chapter 1. Two thousand (2000) years later, we are now on Genesis Chapter 11. If we read those 2000 years in ten minutes we missed a lot. They are there for a reason and we can’t just read through it without going back and looking at what is God trying to say to us. Why is it so important that we first understand Genesis before we...
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Posted on Oct 26, 2014
102514sd by Rabbi Paul Falk. Cain allows sin in and focuses his all frustration on Able, instead of himself. Ultimately killing Able. And just in chapter 4 you start off with the death of a son, end of Chapter 4 verse 25, And Adam knew his wife again and she bore him a son and she named him Seth. For God had appointed another seed for me instead of Able which Cain killed and for Seth to him also was a son born and he named him Enoch and men began to call on the name of...
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Posted on Oct 19, 2014
101814 SP By Rabbi Dennis Richards. I have a difficult time when somebody comes to me and says I’ve read through the whole bible this year. We can hardly get through the Torah portion [in a year]. Because the idea is to read with comprehension, not just to read so you can say you read. Because, The only way you are going to learn about God is through His word. Not what somebody else tells you about Him, but through His word. And as you sit there reading His scriptures in...
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Posted on Oct 19, 2014
SukkotDay8sp by Rabbi Paul Falk. But what we’re going to get into today is of course, Sukkot. Now, my goal is to cover it as a big picture. We see the lessons like living together. there are little bumps about living together. Loving one another We’re not perfect. that’s a good lesson too. True compassion and love covers over a multitude of mistakes. So we’re going to focus on that it’s about our Journey Home. 2nd Corinthians Ch5, verses...
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Posted on Oct 14, 2014
RP-10-11-2014 by Rabbi Paul Falk. ….Theology is where you have a gap between what He told us to do and how to, when to. And it didn’t say specific. So from there, we have to say, we’ll put a few pieces together, we’ll try and put a better picture together and then we can go and on that we’ll base an opinion and then we’re going to go ahead and do something. Rosh Kodesh. Rosh means head or beginning, start. Rosh Kodesh literally...
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Posted on Oct 13, 2014
100914.sukkot1stday.sd by Rabbi Dennis Richards. Sukkot. Probably the most astounding thing about Sukkot is what most people don’t realize. If Christianity understood the importance of Sukkot it would become their biggest feast. Because it was on Sukkot that Yeshua made some of the most astounding announcements of who he was. And it was received by much of the people in Jerusalem. The idea of Sukkot goes way back. And we are going to start off today. You...
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Posted on Oct 6, 2014
100414yom kippur.sd By Rabbi Dennis Richards. We should realize that it comes with a prerequisite and it would be Teshuva, repentance. You can’t ask the Judge of the universe for mercy if you are not willing to repent. Traditionally, on Yom Kippur before the …(continued on audio)
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