In this study, we learn about the Sabbath bread, challah, and how this special bread brings rich blessings into our lives, into our homes, and to others.
Shmita: The Sabbatical Year
Welcome to the world of shmita. While the observance of this biblical law is only applicable in the land of Israel today, its spirit is something that can, and should,…
The Exodus Story
Passover is one of the most celebrated and widely observed holidays of the Jewish people around the world. It sits at the heart of the nation of Israel, bringing together…
Noah: A Covenant with Humanity
This month's Fellowship Study focuses on the covenant between God and Noah, the foundation for all biblical covenants that followed.
Shulchan: Gathering Around the Table
In this month's study, we will discover how the shulchan, the simple table, can be a place for fellowship, blessing, and holiness.
Aveilut: A Time to Mourn
In our toughest moments, we are never forsaken. God is with us every step of the way — in life, in loss, and in mourning. This study deals with a…
Miracles: God's Signs and Wonders
Miracles and faith go hand-in-hand. Miracles inspire faith, and faith inspires miracles. However, there is another side to miracles equally as important. Explore Jewish and Christian teachings on the nature…
Prophecy: God's Word on the End of Days
Learn what Judaism teaches about the End Times, or End of Days. In this study, explore prophecies and teachings regarding this important time in history from both a Jewish and…
Prophecy: God's Word to Us
This two-part study on the topic of prophecy is one of the most relevant and exciting topics of our time.
Prayer: Work of the Heart
Judaism defines prayer as "the work of the heart," and thinking of it that way changes the dynamic of prayer from asking God for what we want and hoping that…
Tzedakah: Righteous Giving
Tzedakah, which means righteous giving, goes far beyond the traditional concept of charity and charitable giving. It is not simply a choice, but a requirement — an act of justice…
Omer: Making Every Day Count
In this study, we discover the significance of the omer, which means "sheaf," and the counting of the days between the Jewish holidays of Passover and Shavuot — and how…
HOPE FOR ISRAEL
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