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Listening to God’s Silence

In this time of uncertainty and anxiety, Rabbi Saal explores the spaces between when God speaks to us, and how we can rest in him even when it seems he is absent.

A Time for Rain

The High Holidays have passed, marking the beginning of the rainy season in Israel and in many other similar climates around the world. Rabbi Michael Hillel reflects on the nature of rain as a blessing from Hashem and what its timing and frequency can tell us about Hashem's grace.

Old Dog, New Tricks?

Have you ever felt that you're past your prime, and there's nothing new for you to do? Don't get stuck in your ways! Dr. Vered shares an inspiring story about how her life has taken many unexpected twists and turns—and how MJTI can help you open a new, exciting chapter full of learning.

Simchat Torah

Today is Simchat Torah, when the yearly Torah reading schedule ends and begins anew. Though our communal celebrations are dampened this year and the joyful dancing will have to wait, Dr. Vered shares the incredible symbolism of Simchat Torah and how it deepens our relationship with HaShem.

Shemini Atzeret

At the end of Sukkot are a few holidays that seem to blur together into the festivities. Today is Shemini Atzeret, a day that marks the beginning of prayers for the rainy season in Israel. Dr. Vered breaks down the holiday, its differences from Sukkot, and its importance on the Jewish calendar.

A Time of Rejoicing

How can we celebrate Sukkot with all that's been happening in the world? MJTI Registrar Michael Hillel reflects on the sheltering presence of the sukkah in his new article "A Time of Rejoicing."

Building a Sukkah—and Community

MJTI President Rabbi Rich reflects on how building Messianic Judaism can be just like building a sukkah... as he observes Congregation Ruach Israel's yearly sukkah construction.

Yeshua: The Sukkah of God

How does Sukkot connect to the Messiahship of Yeshua? Rabbi Elliot Klayman breaks down the parallels between Yeshua's ministry and the symbolism of Sukkot.

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