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It’s been quite a week, perhaps even more than we’ve lately come to expect. Mark Call and David Justice discuss some of those events, the consequences, and — especially this week — what we as people of YHVH need to understand and to do.

President Trump’s popularity rating has plummeted to a new low. A war that was promised not to happen continues to escalate. Tina Peters remains in a Colorado gulag, while real criminals laugh all the way to the bank. And it’s increasingly obvious that a rigged election system is NOT going to save a nation that […]

Love and Torah – what’s love got to do with it? This series is based on the “Two Great Commands”—loving Yahweh and loving your neighbor. The context of this teaching is about ‘you thinking you know better than the Creator,’ as Rabbi Steve Berkson points out while finishing Romans chapter 12. From there, Rabbi Berkson […]

Parsha “Vayikra,” begins the Book with the same Hebrew name, aka “Leviticus” in English. And it’s both too often considered “boring” by much of ‘Sunday Christianity’ – and thus ignored – while at the same time being central to one of THE most misunderstood concepts in Scripture. And at the heart of perhaps THE Greatest […]

Mark Call and David Justice discuss the major events of the week, the consequences, and what we as people of YHVH need to be prepared to do.

This show is a bit of a departure from the usual discussion of “why and how” to “Come out of her.” Because an important element of what is vital now, to understand AND to do – is “moving the Overton Window.” Is the Constitutional Republic already dead? The communist overthrow certainly seemed almost complete, and […]

Love and Torah – what’s love got to do with it? This study series is based on the “Two Great Commands” – love Yahweh and love your neighbor. Providing a framework for this teaching, Rabbi Steve Berkson offers a brief review of Part 40, which covers the first 9 verses of Romans chapter 12. Then, […]

Parsha “Pekudei,” Exodus 38:21 through the end of the Book) concludes the reading and study of the Book of Exodus. And as the Hebrew title suggests, it begins with an account of the precious materials used in building the mishkan, or tabernacle, and again emphasizes several of the key themes: it is the work of […]

Mark Call and David Justice discuss the major events of the week, the consequences, and the implications.

Illusions Utterly Destroyed It’s certainly now fair to ask the question: What the #e!! happened to Donald Trump?