Beth Ariel Messianic Congregation

(1 Samuel 18)(Series:Making of a Man, Lessons from the Life of David)Why was King David loved? Why did King Saul fail? If we want God to be with us, we need to be in Him. Send us Fan Mail

(Genesis 22)(Series:High Holy Days 2016)The story of the offering of Isaac. A time to reflect on our need for Messiah. Send us Fan Mail

(Leviticus 23)(Series:High Holy Days 2016)The blowing of the shofar is to 1) summon us to worship; 2) warn us of impending danger; 3) remind us of the redemptive work that God is doing on behalf of His people. Send us Fan Mail

(1 Samuel 17:1-58)(Series:Making of a Man, Lessons from the Life of David)The challenges of our lives can be very intimidating, but God promises to strengthen us. Send us Fan Mail

(1Samuel 16:1-23)(Series:Making of a Man, Lessons from the Life of David)King David is probably one of the most important people in the bible. After Yeshua of course. King David's life is full of real world lessons we can all learn from. He was not the perfect man but he was a man after God's heart. This is part one of this life changing series. Send us Fan Mail

(Matthew 28:18-20)Why do we do immersions (baptisms). Is it just a Christian thing? What are the Jewish roots for immersion if any? Send us Fan Mail

(Hebrews 10:19-25)It's nearly impossible to go through life alone. The same could be said for our spiritual life. Walking with Adonai takes friends and others to help you along, a shoulder to lean on in difficult times. You are not alone. Praise God we have others to lean on. Send us Fan Mail

(James 5:19-20)(Series:Faith in Action)We need to be careful not to wander from our faith. Send us Fan Mail

(James 5:12-18)(Series:Faith in Action)Prayer is meant to connect us with God. Prayer can provide a balance between suffering and joy. Send us Fan Mail

(James 5:7-12)(Series:Faith in Action)We acquire patience through suffering. We also need to remember the things God has done, especially Yeshua, and the promise of His coming. Send us Fan Mail

(James 5:1-20)(Series:Faith in Action)Faith in action is a faith where we don't trust things and/or finances. The focus on money destroys character and corrodes one's soul. Send us Fan Mail

(James 4:11-17)(Series:Faith in Action)We are to be ones that act justly to one another. God's will is preeminent in the things that we do. Send us Fan Mail

(James 4:1-10)(Series:Faith in Action)Friendship with the world is hatred toward God. Send us Fan Mail

(James 3:1-18)(Series:Faith in Action)If we don't control our tongues, our lives will become corrupted. Send us Fan Mail

(James 2:14-26)(Series:Faith in Action)Saving faith - the correlation between faith and works. Send us Fan Mail

(James 2:1-13)(Series:Faith In Action)Do we have social compassion for people in need? Do we honor and help the needy? Send us Fan Mail

(James 1:19-27)(Series:Faith in Action) How faith is to be implemented in real life circumstances and situations. Send us Fan Mail

(James 1:1-18) What is the purpose for affliction? God provides the wisdom and the power to persevere and overcome. (Series:Faith in Action) What does faith look like in everyday life? What does it really mean tol follow Yeshua? One of the first Messianic congregations to ever form asked these same questions in Jerusalem. Jacob (James) was the rabbi at the time and wrote a letter to explain what f...

(Ephesians 5:15-20) What does it mean to be filled with the Spirit? We must fix our eyes on Yeshua. Send us Fan Mail

(Acts 2:1-13) The coming of the Holy Spirit is intended to empower us to bear testimony to who Messiah is. Send us Fan Mail

(Luke 10:21-24) What do we rejoice over? How do we rejoice? Send us Fan Mail

(Deuteronomy 32:9) The wages of sin is death. We all need a savior. Send us Fan Mail

(Exodus 14:1-31)(Series: Moses) What is salvation all about? Salvation is where you have no other master but God. Send us Fan Mail

(Exodus 5:1-12:51)(Series: Moses) Knowing the Lord. The chaos of disobedience. Send us Fan Mail

(Exodus 3:1-15)(Series: Moses) Who is the Lord? Send us Fan Mail