To educate, inform and inspire scholars towards greater spiritual development. 📖 Guiding scholars to “rightly divide the word of truth” 2 Timothy 2:15
08/07/2026
📖 This Sabbath’s reading of Isaiah 9 and 10 points us to God’s righteous judgment and the hope found in His promised Savior. This lesson encourages us to walk in His light, rely on His strength, and trust in His sovereign plan.
07/31/2026
📖 As we gather for another Sabbath of study, Isaiah 7 and 8 remind us to place our confidence in God rather than fear the uncertainties around us. This lesson encourages steadfast faith, discernment, and trusting God’s promises in every season.
07/24/2026
📖 This week’s reading in Isaiah 5 and 6 reveals God’s holiness, His call to righteousness, and the importance of responding to His purpose. This lesson encourages self-examination, faithful obedience, and a heart willing to say, “Here am I; send me.”
Maurice Blackmon on Proverbs 28:27 (KJV):
Give to the poor and you will not lack.
Turn away, and there is consequence.
This walk is about giving, not getting.
04/17/2026
Three Sabbaths. One purpose. One expectation. 🙏🏾✨
Join Temple Beth El as we come together in focused, fervent prayer on April 11, 18, and 25 at 10:00 PM (EDT). Under the guidance of Chief Rabbi Phillip E. McNeil, we seek not just to pray—but to press through.
Come with intention. Stay with faith. Leave with an answer.
“If you are in earnest in prayer, look for your answer by the third Sabbath.”
03/31/2026
🌸 Happy Passover 🌸
As we enter this holy season, we remember deliverance, covenant, and the call to assemble as one people. Passover reminds us that freedom was not only granted, but entrusted to be remembered, taught, and lived out in obedience.
May this sacred time strengthen our unity, deepen our reflection, and renew our commitment to walk in purpose and promise. What was scattered is being gathered. What was bound is being restored.
Chag Pesach Sameach