Mishkahn David Messianic Synagogue

Rabbi Brian encourages us to unpack what Kashrut is all about, and to discern our own discernment!

Rabbi Brian describes the relationship of the Fruit and the Root, unpacks the parable of the wine and wineskins.

Rabbi Brian exhorts us to understand our purpose in the Body of Messiah, not get burned out on service.

Rabbi Peter gives a message about how Yeshua, the class validictorian, gives us his perfect record in exchange for our messed up one.

Elena's Drash.

Brit Chadasha Drash.

Nate Glover delivers the word at Mishkahn David.

We are reading about the Jews in Egypt who experienced G-d's mighty deliverance. But what about those Jews who were born as slaves in Egypt, died in Egypt, prayed for deliverance their whole lives, and never received it? Today's message is for those who cry to G-d for deliverance from a circumstance, but never experience it.

Rabbi Brian delivers a prediction of a time of prosperity unleashed in the Body of Messiah, prompted by America's bold stance in favor of Jerusalem.

It is time to stop believing the lies of the kingdom of darkness. It is time to turn the tide and win the battle for our minds. Take every thought captive and resist the devil and he will flee.

Brit Chadasha Drash.

Yeshua is hidden, but if you seek Him you will find Him.

Rabbi Peter returns to Mishkahn David to give a word about Jacob and Esau from Parshat Vayetzei.

At the end of the day, it is not as much about what we have done, as it is about what we impart to others.

Before you reach the altar of your full healing and full deliverance, there are many altars on the way there, and I charge you to seek them out and not miss them.

Abraham's journey from place to place was marked with altars. What do these altars signify, and how can we apply the same principle in our walk in Messiah today?

Do the six days of creation give a prophetic picture of world history and the story of redemption in the Messiah?

Justice is the foundation of G-d's throne. When injustice rears its head, it leaves the victims craving vindication and vengeance. But is there a better reaction to injustice for us, the followers of the One who said 'Forgive Them' as the ultimate injustice was perpetrated upon Him?

A wonderful message from Abel Maysonet about how G-d calls us to leadership.

An in-depth study of Torah-based tithing. Did you know that there are three tithes? But the culmination is the Bikkurim offering, the First Fruits, where we give thanks for the promises that G-d has kept to us.