Messianic Jewish Teachings: David Levine

You & Me & the Golden Calf Part 2

Rabbi David Levine Parsha Ki Thissa This is a second message in a two part series, and includes much material not covered in Part 1. With a provocative analysis, Rabbi David presents a perspective on the sin of the Golden Calf that overcomes the distance of the ages and circumstances. This very practical message will help you recover from recent sin and avoid some of life's traps in the future. He presents a series of three questions each of us can ask that can protect us from sinning, and enhance our relationship with God.  

You & Me & the Golden Calf (Part 1 of a series)

Rabbi David Levine Parsha Ki Thissa The Golden Calf revealed sin and dross in the lives of Aaron and the children of Israel.  Learn how the Lord works as a refiner by first making our character flaws visible, and then purifies us. Rabbi David’s message can bring hope to anyone who is trying to walk with God, but discovers their own sins and impurities.

Going to the Next Level

Rabbi David Levine

Parsha Tetzaveh

For Aaron and his sons to be able to serve the Lord as priests, Moses needed to bring them closer to himself. Rabbi David talks about the importance of close relationships for those who will serve the Lord. He also speaks about the significance of creative arts and the value of aesthetics in the House of God, and how to be "wise-hearted" and full of the Spirit of Wisdom. This study will help you go to the next level in relationship and service to God.

Strengthening a Willing Heart

Rabbi David Levine - Exodus 25

Parsha Terumah

To build the Tabernacle, the Lord asked for a Terumah offering to be received only from those whose hearts made them willing to give exactly as the Lord specified. Rabbi David speaks about how to cultivate a willing heart, including very practical steps to make your own heart stronger in its willingness and capacity to serve God and his people.

Lifting Our Hearts Up to God

Rabbi David Levine - Exodus 25

Parsha Terumah

The Lord asks the children of Israel to give him a Terumah offering so that the tabernacle can be built. The Terumah offering is only for those whose hearts are willing to give generously of the best they have, and according to very specific instructions. Rabbi David speaks about God's confidence in the Jewish people, and how today we can also lift our hearts up to God in willing service.

Seeing God: Moses & the Elders on Mount Sinai

Rabbi David Levine - Exodus 24 Parsha Mishpatim Can God be seen? This provocative passage describes a moment when Moses and the Elders of Israel saw God with their physical eyes and in prophetic vision. Rabbi David discusses the importance of experiencing the presence and the faithfulness of God, and describes how this kind of experience is the foundation of the Judaism of Moses and the Prophets.

The Sinai Touch

Rabbi David Levine - Exodus 18 Moses encountered God on Mt Sinai in the Burning Bush. Now he comes back to Sinai for another encounter with the God of Israel, and this time he brings all of Israel with him.

Putting Ourselves in God's Hands Part 2

Rabbi David Levine The journey may be dangerous, but you can put yourself in God's hands. This week's Torah portion helps us learn about God's leadership, the manifestation of his presence, and much more through the experiences of Israel and the Exodus from Egypt.

Putting Ourselves in God's Hands

Messianic Rabbi David Levine

Seudat HaMashiach

Rabbi David Levine - The Meal of Messiah

A Heart for Redemption

Rabbi David Levine

Sitting on Offense

Dr. Kevien Hunger - Part two of a series on dealing with offenses

Shepherds and God's Redemption

Rabbi David Levine - Moses from his upbringing to his calling

Shepherds and God's Redemption

Rabbi David Levine - The burning bush

Aliyah- Rising up

Rabbi David Levine - Jacob's Life

When Restoration Comes

Rabbi David Levine

Restoration Sometimes Comes Slowly

Rabbi David Levine

What distinguishes a man of God?

Gensis 37

What you want to accomplish may cost you your life

Rabbi David Levine - The story of Rachel

God was in this place & I did not know it.

Rabbi David Levine Gen. 28:16