Beth Messiah's Weekly Message

This year's Torah Conference speaker, Michael Gabizon, presents The Covenants in Scripture: The Promises of G-d.  Michael Gabizon is currently a PhD candidate at McMaster University pursuing a degree in Religious Studies.  He is currently researching the status of offspring from intermarried couples in the Hebrew Bible and Second Temple Literature.  This lecture will focus on the de...

This year's Torah Conference speaker, Michael Gabizon, presents The Covenants in Scripture: The Promises of G-d.  Michael Gabizon is currently a PhD candidate at McMaster University pursuing a degree in Religious Studies.  He is currently researching the status of offspring from intermarried couples in the Hebrew Bible and Second Temple Literature.  In this roundtable session, we wi...

This week, our Torah Conference speaker, Michael Gabizon fills in for Rabbi Silverman with a Message focusing on Genesis 3 (the fall of humanity), with an eye towards the curses and punishments instituted by G-d (the Adamic Covenant).  This Message will take a closer look at Adam and Eve's response of faith after the fall, and explore how we can practice this same faith in our lives.

This year's Torah Conference speaker, Michael Gabizon, presents The Covenants in Scripture: The Promises of G-d.  Michael Gabizon is currently a PhD candidate at McMaster University pursuing a degree in Religious Studies.  He is currently researching the status of offspring from intermarried couples in the Hebrew Bible and Second Temple Literature. In this session, we will cover the stru...

This week, Rabbi Silverman picks back up on our study in the B'rit Hadasha (New Covenant) on the Book of Acts, resuming at the end of chapter 4.

The Director of the Ratio Christi Chapter at The Ohio State University, Eric Chabot, fills in for Rabbi Silverman this week with a Message that investigates the topic of Miracles.

This week, as Hanukkah continues, Rabbi Silverman discusses the reason for our celebration.

As Hanukkah approaches, this week, Rabbi Silverman delivers a Message on the history of the Holiday.  Additionally, Beth Messiah Congregant Ben Weisberger gives a Darash on the meaning of Faith.

This week, Rabbi Silverman continues our study in the B'rit Hadasha (New Covenant) on the Book of Acts, resuming at the end of chapter 4.

This week, Rabbi Silverman continues our study in the B'rit Hadasha (New Covenant) on the Book of Acts, continuing in chapter 4.

The Director of the Ratio Christi Chapter at The Ohio State University, Eric Chabot, fills in for Rabbi Silverman this week with a message from the B'rit Hadasha (New Covenant) in the Book of Mark, chapter 12:28-31.

This week, Rabbi Silverman continues our study in the B'rit Hadasha (New Covenant) on the Book of Acts, picking up at the end of chapter 3.

This week, Rabbi Silverman continues our study in the B'rit Hadasha (New Covenant) on the Book of Acts, resuming at the end of chapter 3.

This week, Rabbi Silverman continues our study in the B'rit Hadasha (New Covenant) on the Book of Acts in chapter 3.

Beth Messiah Congregant, Peter Knehans, fills in for Rabbi Silverman this week with Message from Micah 6:6-8.

This week, Rabbi Silverman continues our study in the B'rit Hadasha (New Covenant) on the Book of Acts, resuming at the end of chapter 2.

As we celebrate Simchat Torah, Rabbi Silverman talks about the Torah Scroll, and its importance.

This week Rabbi Elliot Klayman fills in for Rabbi Silverman with a Message on learning from change.

Today Rabbi Silverman examines the last two Hallel (praise) Psalms,  Psalm 117 & Psalm 118.

As we prepare for Sukkot, Rabbi Silverman discusses the themes of the upcoming Holiday.

On this Yom Kippur, Rabbi Silverman examines The Book of Jonah.

As Yom Kippur begins, Rabbi Silverman examines how we engage G-d on this Holy Day.

On this first Shabbat of the year (5780), Rabbi Silverman examines the process of returning to G-d, found in Messiah Yeshua.

On this Rosh Hashanah, Rabbi Silverman examines the larger story of which we are a part, and encourages us not to forget our calling within that story. 

As the High Holy Days begin, Rabbi Silverman examines the three themes of the first Holy Day, Rosh Hashanah.