Mishkahn David Messianic Synagogue

Cleansing our temples in preparation for Tisha B'Av.

Could the root of some diseases be linked to our thoughts? Could having chronic depression, anxiety, fear, hatred, bitterness, etc. cause sickness? Could not loving yourself cause illness? And when we repent to God of our misaligned thoughts, could we experience physical healing? Yes we can!

Recognize that you have aligned with a lying spirit of depression, anxiety, etc. Take responsibility for it. Repent of it. Renounce it. Ask the curse to be broken. In Yeshua's Name, remove the evil spirit that you have aligned with. Receive a fresh word from the Lord, now that the demon is removed. Rejoice in His healing. Repeat as needed.

Saul was not a villain. He was human. He had insecurities, doubts, and struggled with self-image and jealousy. Just like many of us do. But Saul let his brokenness get the better of him and cause him to disobey God. Let's not let our insecurities define us. We may have a Saul within us, but more so, we have a David within us.

Parshat Shelach: In these last days, God wants to give us an IN-couraging word. Be strong and of good courage. Courage is needed in this hour. So, be IN-Couraged!

Parshat Beha'alotcha: Yeshua is our High Priest, according to the Book Of Hebrews. Since we do His work here on earth, that makes us His Levites. If we study the Levites, we can learn much about our walk with Him.

This series is about the Mishkahn David Tenets Of Faith. This podcast is centered on Tenet 7: Our Support For Israel. Link to our tenets of faith: https://mishkahndavid.org/tenets.pdf

This series is about the Mishkahn David Tenets Of Faith. This podcast is centered on Tenets 8, 9, & 12: The Gentiles. Link to our tenets of faith: https://mishkahndavid.org/tenets.pdf

This series is about the Mishkahn David Tenets Of Faith. This podcast is centered on Tenets 5-6: Atonement and Salvation. Link to our tenets of faith: https://mishkahndavid.org/tenets.pdf

This series is about the Mishkahn David Tenets Of Faith. This podcast is centered on Tenets 2-4: The Nature Of God. Link to our tenets of faith: https://mishkahndavid.org/tenets.pdf

This series is about the Mishkahn David Tenets Of Faith. This podcast is centered on Tenet #1: The Word Of God. Link to our tenets of faith: https://mishkahndavid.org/tenets.pdf

Parshat Tzav: This Shabbat was Shabbat HaGadol, the Shabbat that commemorates when the children of Israel brought a lamb into their homes, in preparation for slaying and eating on Passover. Why do we eat lamb on Passover? Because we are what we eat.

The Book of Exodus starts with salvation. It ends with the people operating in such synchronicity with the Spirit of God that they only moved when He moved. This is our walk with Messiah.

Parshat Ki Tisa: After the sin of the golden calf, the Levites crossed the line to align with Moses and God. Afterwards, Moses crossed back over the line to intercede on behalf of the sinners, saying, "If they are written out of the book, then write me out too!"

The service was in response to what God is doing with the young generation at the Asbury University Revival. At Mishkahn David, we agree!

Parshat Yitro: The story of God giving the 10 Commandments on Mount Sinai gives us the secret to overcoming fear and claiming victory over phobias in our lives.

Greatness in the world is defined by status, wealth, fame, power. Yeshua turns greatness on its head. To be great in His Kingdom, we must be the least. This message is for those that struggle with jealousy of those who seemingly have more than you.

Parshat Va'era: Pilate asked Yeshua the poignant question, "What is Truth?" Many people have their own truths, and there are truths we experience in our lives. But is there a Truth higher than our personal truths?

Just as Yeshua was wounded and rejected, so will we be. When we are hurt by those we love, it is painful. The Bible teaches us how to react to hurts in Godly ways.

Parshat Vayigash: In the middle of the story of Joseph is the story of a man named "Praise", Judah. Judah descends into sin, but God uses his fallen state to effect deliverance for Israel and activate his calling to be the forebearer of the Lion of Judah.