Erev Yom Kippur – The Kol Nidre Prayer
R. Paul Falk shares the results of new research into the history of the Kol Nidre prayer and why it was decided that Ariel would no longer recite this traditional prayer during Yom Kippur services.
Read More »The Spirit 14 – Spiritual War
R. Paul Falk adds to The Spirit series with an insightful look at the war in the spiritual realm, tracing it back to the garden in Genesis and revealing the line of Canaan as enemies of Yah’s people through history, as well as where they are even today.
Read More »Vayelek 2019
Rick Ortiz shares an outline of the Torah portion, Vayelek, and expounds on the concept of YHVH telling us about our future. Throughout the Scriptures, He issues warnings and specific details about what we will do, and yet gives us hope for a positive outcome.
Read More »The Spirit 13 – Glimpses of the Heavenly Realm
R. Paul Falk adds the Spirt series with an eye-opening account of just a few of the Biblical characters who literally SAW the Heavenly realm as a result of the Spirit coming upon them. Without being born again, one cannot SEE the kingdom of God…
Read More »HyperFocusing on YHVH (Nitzavim)
Chris Shannon starts the Torah portion, Nitzavim, with a quick social experiment that reveals how we notice and ignore certain priorities based on our focus. This principle applies in Deuteronomy where Israel is commanded to be “Hyperfocused on YHVH.”
Read More »Spirit 12 – His Presence (Ki Tavo)
R. Paul Falk starts with the Torah portion, Ki Tavo, and links to Psalm 139:7 about the spirit and presence, and he shows how the story of Jonah illustrates global truths about our Father’s presence.
Read More »The Spirit 11 – Titles such as “Rabbi”
R. Paul Falk examines the passage in Matthew 23:8-9 about using the title, “Rabbi,” to reveal the primary point which is to maintain reverence for our Father even when others may be trying idolize themselves. Click the image below to watch online.
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Jerusalem Post
- 'Nearly Departed': Gila Pfeffer's tips on dealing with breast cancerNearly Departed is the memoir of a woman who, at 30, was the oldest living member of her family and determined to change her family’s fate.
- Reflecting on Kazakhstan's painful legacy: A call for global nuclear disarmamentAs the International Day Against Nuclear Tests is observed, Kazakhstan's tragic history with nuclear weapons serves as a powerful reminder of the need for global disarmament.
- Reginald D. Hunter's Edinburgh show: A disturbing blend of comedy and antisemitismEdinburgh comedian Reginald D. Hunter's recent performance drew controversy with a joke likening Israel to a self-abusing woman blaming her husband, sparking outrage and violence against protests.
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