Beth Ariel La Podcast

(High Holy Days 2012)"Man Made in Our Image". Man was made to be relational with God first and then with each other. Sin breaks that relationship. It is restored through Yeshua.

(Michael Cohen, Chosen People Ministries)Surviving the fast vs. afflicting one's soul; missing the required ingredients for atonement: High Priest, Most Holy Place, Blood of the Sacrifice Lamb.

(Prayer Ministry - Part 3)This series hopes to reconstitute our post-service prayer team at Beth Ariel. It is important for those involved on our official prayer team to understand Beth Ariel's philosophy of ministry in this regard, especially since the prayer team not only interfaces internally with our own members, but often with the public as well. Another goal for this study is for personal edification and to become better at the discipline of prayer.

(Genesis 22:1-14) (High Holy Days 2012)God will provide. Listen to and obey God ("Here I am").

(Numbers 6:24-27) (Series: Liturgy)The origins and significance of Hebrew Liturgical Elements used in the Messianic Worship Service. Part 5: Aaronic Benediction.Yevarechecha Adonai VeyishmerechaYa'er Adonai Panav Eleycha VichunechaYisa Adonai Panav Eleycha Veyasem Lecha ShalomMay the Lord bless you and keep you;May the Lord make His face shine upon you and be gracious to you;May the Lord lift up His face to shine upon you and give you His peace.

(Prayer Ministry - Parts 1-2)This series hopes to reconstitute our post-service prayer team at Beth Ariel. It is important for those involved on our official prayer team to understand Beth Ariel's philosophy of ministry in this regard, especially since the prayer team not only interfaces internally with our own members, but often with the public as well. Another goal for this study is for personal edification and to become better at the discipline of prayer.

(Isaiah 6:1-13) (Series: Liturgy)The origins and significance of Hebrew Liturgical Elements used in the Messianic Worship Service. Part 4: Kadosh.Kadosh Kadosh Kadosh Adonai Tziva'otMe'loh Kol Ha'aretz KevodoHoly, Holy, Holy, is the Lord of Hosts. The whole earth is full of His Glory!

(Deuteronomy 6:4) (Series: Liturgy)The origins and significance of Hebrew Liturgical Elements used in the Messianic Worship Service. Part 3: Shema.Sh'ma Yisrael, Adonai Eloheinu, Adonai EchadBaruch Shem Kavod Malchoto, L'olam Va'edHear, O Israel, the Lord, our God, the Lord is One. Blessed be His Name and glorious kingdom forever and ever.

(Isaiah 2:1-5) (Series: Liturgy)The origins and significance of Hebrew Liturgical Elements used in the Messianic Worship Service. Part 2: Ki Mitzion.Ki Mitzion Teitsei Torah, Ki Mitzion Teitsei TorahU'devar Adonai Mi'rushalayimBaruch Shenatan Torah TorahL'amo Yisrael BikdushatoFor from Zion will the Law come forth and the Word of the Lord from Jerusalem. Blessed is He Who gave the Law to His people Israel in His holiness.

(Isaiah 11:1-16) (Series: Liturgy)The origins and significance of Hebrew Liturgical Elements used in the Messianic Worship Service. Part 1: The Candle Lighting.

(Romans 16:25-27) (Series: Romans 12-16)God is able to establish us, to lay a firm foundation that will uphold and strengthen us through the gospel of Yeshua. He is a wise God, who has provided salvation by His grace without violating His justice.

(Romans 16:21-23) (Series: Romans 12-16)A window into the operations of Paul's ministry, and the early congregations. Acknowledge each other as one in Messiah, regardless of social status, with respect and equality.

(Romans 16:1-20) (Series: Romans 12-16)Acknowledge, praise and honor one another; preserve unity. Evil cannot be reasoned with; it has to be dealt with physically, through our union with Messiah.

(Romans 15:23-33) (Series: Romans 12-16)The need for intercessory prayer; be gracious, generous, and empathetic to others; love one another; bear fruit that will last; abide in Messiah.

1. The rejection of the Messiahship of Yeshua. 2. The pre-condition to the Second Coming.

(Romans 15:14-22) (Series: Romans 12-16)We need to take inventory of our lives. Do we manifest the goodness that others see by what we do? Are we living out what we know is truth in God's Word? Are we encouraging one another in the faith? Are we proclaiming the Good News? Do we see our ministry and life as a priestly duty, a holy responsibility that God has placed upon us for us to fulfill to the best of our ability by His grace?

(Romans 15:5-13) (Series: Romans 12-16)How do we relate to one another? Do we create unity?We should endure one another, persevere with one another, be in union with one another, and create this oneness in yourselves that the the Spirit of God has already placed us in.Faith in Messiah, through His servanthood, results in an overflow of hope.

Passage: (Romans 14:19-15:4)Series: (Romans 12-16)We are to be united in edifying one another, encouraging each one in the walk of faith, and building up the body through mutual edification. We build one another up in the work that God is doing in our lives. The sanctuary is to be a place where God lives, and breathes, and makes Himself known.

Speaker: Gary DerechinskyPassage: Romans 14:13-21Series : Romans 12-16The Kingdom of God is seen and observed when there is righteousness, peace, and joy in the Holy Spirit.

(Speaker: Gary Derechinsky)(Passage: Romans 14:1-12)(Series: Romans 12-16)How to get along with one another.Cease being judgmental regarding disputable matters; be accepting because we have been accepted by God.