Join us as Tim leads a discussion on Acts 11:19-30.

Join BT as Tim shares elements of the vision for the future of Beth Tikkun.

Tim speaks to a general approach to walking out the Torah commandments.

Join us as Tim leads a discussion on Acts chapters 9b-11a.

Join us as Tim leads a discussion on Acts chapter 9a.

Join us as Tim leads a discussion on Acts chapter 8.

In this final Spiritual Seasons teaching, we lay out the Salvation Pattern and apply it first to the 7 sections of the Bible, then to the 2 creation stories of Genesis 1 and 2.

For this final portion in the Torah, we briefly find the Salvation Pattern in the opening verses of Moses' blessing, connect Moses' final act before Israel to tree behavior, trace the building of a home through the blessings, discuss why it is that Moses can't lead the people into the Land, and connect Yeshua to the impending rains.

In the first half of this Sukkot teaching, we walk through the basic commandments and some of the beautiful traditions, and in the second half, the main topic is how Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, and Sukkot form a 3-part seed – spirit, soul, and body – for the coming journey through the winter.

In the Yom Kippur teaching, we cover the basic commandments and a few traditions, bring out a few connections to the book of Jonah, do a thorough calendar review, and finally explore connections between Yom Kippur and the New Covenant, bringing in a teaching from R'Yitzchak Ginsburgh that connects three types of circumcision to the calendar (ears, lips, heart).

In the Ha'azinu teaching, we give some history for how this song was used at the Temple, connect Ha'azinu to the calendar, explore the relationship between song and the salvation pattern - including a dip into the spiritual significance of what is likely the most common chord progression in modern music - and explore how it is that the Song of Moses and the Song of the Lamb complete each other.

Topics in the Rosh Hashanah 2023 teaching include the fascinating month of Tishrei, the two great journeys in the year, the connecting together of the three vital Tishrei mo'edim, the traditional main themes of Rosh Hashanah, and an opening up of the story of Isaac in the light of the Rosh Hashanah discussion.

Join us as Tim leads a discussion on Acts chapter 7.

David begins with an insight from Nitzavim that speaks to the 7th month as both the ending of one journey and the beginning of another. Other topics include the great unity of Rosh Hashanah, the senseless walls we build between ourselves, Moses as an example for how we take the light into the darkness, and a perhaps surprising take on the question of whether the Torah is too hard for us.

Topics in this year's Ki Tavo teaching include the vast difference between focusing on rights vs. obligations and the two marriages of Ki Tavo, including Israel's marriage to the Land.

Tom Beaver blesses us with a compelling teaching on fellowship among Believers, including a unique application to Yeshua's roles as Prophet, King, and Priest.

For Ki Teitzei, David continues exploring the month of Elul and the topic of teshuvah, finding a fascinating verification in the Apostolic Scriptures of the Elul concept that “the King is in the field." Other topics include Ki Teitzei’s connection to the end goal of salvation, a special message to men regarding repentance, and four ways people can go astray like the lost objects of Deuteronomy 22.

Paul gives a quick Hebrew and Greek lesson and Tim guides us through Acts 6.

David focuses on the month of Elul, repentance, the vast harm done by immoral legislation, and how the Body of Messiah is built.

Join us as Tim leads a discussion on the last part of Acts chapter 4 and Acts 5.

David focuses the "Re'eh" teaching on how the portions and the calendar lead us to seeing the "two paths" that are constantly before us. Other topics include what we can learn from Moses' ordering of the Torah commandments and insights on tzedakah.

For this week's parsha Ekev teaching, David takes a deep dive into the minor holiday of Tu B'Av, showing how it redirects our attentions toward the 7th month, and he draws a number of lessons from the parsha for how we re-center ourselves in the truths that humble us.

In this week’s teaching, David first takes some time to connect a couple of stories about loving one’s enemy to the 9th of Av. He then walks through the three “mini-speeches” in the portion, showing that they reveal the progression of salvation. Va’Etchanan 2023:  Vimeo | YouTube To download resources, right-click the PDF file and save. Parsha […]

Join us for the first of "The Four Devotions" mini-series within the Acts 2023 series as Grant first establishes the importance of teaching in general before exploring within "The Didache," which dates to the 1st century A.D. and is described as the teachings of the Apostles.

For this first teaching in the book of Devarim, David's focus is rebuke in the month of Av. Topics include the symbol of the lion, Tisha B'Av and Tu B'Av, wine's symbolic connection to the calendar, and how Moses represents the bride.