Pastor Paul picks up our series on the Life of Moses unpacking the tension between fear and faith. He discusses that faith is not about never feeling afraid—it’s about trusting that God is still leading, even in terrifying moments. We are reminded that honest cries to God honor Him, that obedience often means moving forward despite fear, and that God’s power is revealed most clearly in our most vulnerable places. Pastor Paul encourages us to ask: where is our trust truly found when life feels overwhelming? Join us as we explore how faith can grow, even in the face of fear.

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Faith Through Terror - Exodus 14:1-4, 15-31

This week, Luke Parker explores God's covenant with His people as we delve into Exodus chapters 19 and 20. The central message reminds us that God is a promise keeper, faithfully fulfilling His word throughout history. We see how God's covenant with Israel at Mount Sinai wasn't just about rules, but about relationship. This covenant foreshadows the ultimate fulfillment in Jesus Christ, who became both sides of the covenant - God and man. The imagery of Moses going up and down the mountain serves as a powerful metaphor for our role as 'priests' in the world, bridging the gap between God and others. We're challenged to consider: What promises has God made to us? How are we living as His 'treasured possession'? This message encourages us to trust in God's faithfulness, even when we fail, reminding us that our relationship with Him is not based on our performance, but on His unwavering love and commitment.

Exodus - An Introduction to God | Covenant-Maker - Exodus 19-20 - Luke Parker

Welcome to the Covenant & Conversation series, Rabbi Sacks’ commentary pieces on the weekly Torah portion, exploring ideas and sharing inspiration from the Torah readings of the week.

This audio on Parshat Chukat from Rabbi Sacks was recorded in 2019.
Follow along with the audio here: https://rabbisacks.org/covenant-conversation/chukat/losing-miriam/

Read and download the written essay, and all translations.

For intergenerational discussion on the weekly Parsha and Haftara, a new FAMILY EDITION is now also available: https://rabbisacks.org/covenant-conversation-family-edition/chukat/losing-miriam/

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Losing Miriam (Rabbi Sacks on Chukat, Covenant & Conversation)

07 02 2025 Midnight Hour -The Moses Process- Overcoming

Khutbah Masjid Ash-Shura 1447 | 2025 (June 27)

Muharram is Sacred

Torah Studies 5785
Class 32: Parshat Chukat
The Power of Letting Go
Forgiveness, Healing, and the Path to True Unity
Recorded Live at The Torah Center ATL on Tuesday, July 1, 2025

Does forgiveness mean withholding punishment, or does it require something deeper? This class explores Moses’s response to the people’s rebellion, revealing that true forgiveness restores unity and helps others heal—just as G-d does for us.

Torah Studies 5785 - 32 - Chukat: The Power of Letting Go | Rabbi Ari Sollish

This week, we wrap up our exploration of Exodus as we delve into the heart of God's character. As Moses ascends Mount Sinai to rewrite the covenant, God reveals Himself in five profound attributes: merciful, gracious, slow to anger, abounding in steadfast love, and faithful. These qualities paint a picture of a God who is deeply compassionate, yet just; patient, yet righteous. The story reminds us of the tension between God's mercy and justice, a theme that echoes throughout Scripture. As we reflect on these attributes, we're challenged to consider how they manifest in our own lives. Are we showing the same compassion, grace, and patience to others that God shows us? This passage invites us to trust in God's unwavering love and faithfulness, even when we falter. It's a call to embrace our role in God's grand narrative of redemption, knowing that His character remains constant through all of life's ups and downs.

Exodus - An Introduction to God | The Lord, The Lord - Exodus 34:1-9 - Daniel Barth

Pastor Drew leads us further into our series on Moses' journey. He unpacks Deuteronomy 8:1–18 in this week’s sermon, exploring how God uses wilderness seasons not to punish us, but to reveal our dependence and shape our spiritual growth. Through the story of Israel in the desert, we’re reminded that God’s discipline is an act of love, not judgment—and that the Promised Land will ultimately reveal the condition of our hearts. Pastor Drew highlights the difference between punishment and discipline, the power of remembering who carried us through hardship, and the quiet danger of success that makes us forget our foundation. This message invites us to treasure every truth of Scripture and reflect on where our trust truly lies. Join us for a message that speaks to the heart of spiritual maturity, gratitude, and staying grounded in every season.

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"In Every Season" - Deuteronomy 8:1-18

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