Congregation Mayim Chayim

Here is Rabbi David's Shabbat Sermon from Haftarah Shoftim as we continue to move through the Seven Weeks of Consolation and the Seven Messages of Isaiah.

Rabbi David brings a powerful sermon from this week's Haftarah Parasha, Isaiah 49:14-51:3, all about making T'shuvah to covenant relationship with Ad-nai through the Suffering Servant, Messiah Yeshua.

This Shabbat was a special Shabbat-- Shabbat Nachamu--and the beginning of the Seven Messages of Consolation. Rabbi David focuses on the Haftarah Parasha (Isaiah 40:1-26) which is all about the comfort of the Good News of Messiah Yeshua.

Rabbi David brings an important word today based out of Torah and Haftarah for Parasha Devarim in preparation for Tisha B'Av and the Seven Weeks of Consolation.

Rabbi David shares a very personal hitting sermon based out of Numbers 32 and asking the question, "What divine promises are you selling God short on in your life?"

Rabbi David's Shabbat sermon was from our Haftarah for Parasha Pinchas in which we look at Elijah and the Still Small Voice. He encourages us to take the time to shut up and listen to the Voice of God.

Rabbi David shares a very valuable sermon based out of Parasha Balak about spiritual battle verses battle of the flesh. This is a must hear message.

Rabbi David brings powerful sermon dealing with the necessity for our lives to glorify G-d, not for Him to have to bring glory to Himself in spite of us, based out of Parasha Chukat.

This is a necessary message for the Body of Messiah today, Rabbi David's sermon was about rebellion and the need for UNITY. He draws a powerful connection between Parasha Korach and 1 Corinthians 12.

Rabbi David shares a dynamic message about the prophetic reality of the commandment for wearing tzitziyot (tassels) on the corners of our garments from Numbers 15.

Have you been wrestling with the next move G-d has in store for your life? This message is for you! Rabbi David teaches from Parasha Beha'alotcha about the Ananei HaKavod (Cloud of Glory) and allowing G-d to direct us in His calling.

Rabbi David shares a heartfelt message about the power and necessity of UNITY, the call to forgive, and the work of restoration.

Rabbi David brings a vitally important message today from Hosea 2 that is very timely for the world we live in today. Do not miss it.

Here is Rabbi David's message from Parasha Behar Bechukotai.

Have you ever thought about the prophetic reality of the Shabbat? Rabbi David shares a eye opening message on Shabbat as a sign of the Olam Haba (World the Come/Heaven).

In Leviticus 19 & 20 the L-rd calls Israel to be holy because He is Holy. What does being Kedoshim (holy ones) look like biblically? Rabbi David shares a passionate word about G-d's call to holiness.

In a time of uncertainty when the world around us has come to a halt, Rabbi David brings a timely, necessary word from Haggai 2. He encourages us to stop being complacent and to build upon the foundations so that our latter can be greater.

Rabbi David shares a necessary message about the reality of the Shechinah resting in the midst of Israel and how the same is true for us as Believers in Messiah today.

Rabbi David brings a very important message about the power of the Resurrection.

Rabbi brings a timely message about keeping the Fire of the Ruach alive in our hearts and lives.