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For the word of God is living and active and sharper than any two-edged sword, and piercing as far as the division of soul and spirit, of both joints and marrow, and able to judge the thoughts and intentions of the heart.
Hebrews 4:12 (NASB)
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The Battle of Cowpens, as brilliantly dramatized in the movie The Patriot, shows British General Lord Cornwallis suffering a humiliating
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Passover has passed, so I can once again enjoy toasted, buttered sourdough with my coffee. And as is traditional, during
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Rabbi Glenn discusses the Land of Israel and how it was permanently given by God to the Jewish people through
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Our Torah reading this Shabbat bears the same name as the book it introduces: Shemot meaning ‘names’, since it begins
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This Shabbat we have two parashas; MiKetz, meaning “At the conclusion” and Vayigash, meaning “And he drew near” covering Genesis
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This morning’s parasha is entitled Tol’dot, meaning ‘generations’ and covers Genesis 25:19 to 28:9. In last week’s parasha, we observed
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Can you tell me the names of the things I’m about to show you? Let’s give it a try. Call
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This week Rabbi Glenn concludes the study of James. Watch Below:
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I. The reason for Sukkot and background As Rabbi Loren explained, one of the primary purposes of Sukkot – the
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The story is told of a man who was a lover of old books. One day he ran into an
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In theological studies, the word eschatology refers to the study of the End Times. For obvious reasons, it’s an important
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The parasha for this week is entitled Nitzavim, a word meaning “those taking a stand”. The root is different from
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This week Rabbi Glenn continues with James 4 and begins James 5. Click here for Rabbi Glenn’s notes. Watch Below:
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This week Rabbi Glenn continues with James and discusses the two different kinds of wisdom and the results of each.
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This week Rabbi Glenn continues with James and discusses the need to control our speech. Click here for Rabbi Glenn’s
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This week Rabbi Glenn discusses Replacement Theology, Supersessionism, and focuses on God’s unchanging nature. Click here for Rabbi Glenn’s notes.
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The Torah portion for this Shabbat is called Va’etchanan, meaning “and I pleaded”. It covers Deuteronomy 3:23 through 7:11. As
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This week Rabbi Glenn teaches on the dangers of favoritism in congregations in James 2:1-9. Click here for Rabbi Glenn’s
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This week Rabbi Glenn presents his thoughts on the Book of James and James 1:1-18. Click here for Rabbi Glenn’s
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Our parasha for this Shabbat is entitled Chukat, meaning “Statute” and covers Numbers chapters 19 through 21. Chapter 19 opens
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This week Rabbi Glenn wraps up the study of Malachi with a recap of the book and the major themes.
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This week Rabbi Glenn continues the study in Malachi and discusses the coming of the Messiah. Watch Below:
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This week Rabbis Glenn and Jerry discuss the Book of Malachi. They discuss major themes including blame-shifting and treating God
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This week Rabbi Glenn continues the series in Malachi and discusses the forerunner of the Messiah and Messiah Himself. Click
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This week Rabbi Glenn teaches on Malachi 2:1-9 and discusses what it means to be a priest of the Lord