Sermons

In Parshat Bereishit, the Torah tells us that existence is formless and void, Tohu vaVohu, when God creates the world. How might we establish order even amidst chaos?

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Rabbi Irwin Kula explores humanity’s first love story and how Adam and Eve can shed light on our own relationships.

Parshat Bereishit

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Drawing on the wisdom of Hasidic master, the Sfat Emet, we think of Noah as a metaphor for Shabbat, acknowledging that in order to create, we need to first stop creating.

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What are we robbed of when we live in a world of corruption and lawlessness and how might we find light and defy hopelessness?

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Parshat Lekh L'kha reminds us that true self discovery means embracing the good parts of ourselves as well as confronting some hard truths.

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Sometimes we must wander to discover the right environment for us to flourish.

Sermon – Parashat Lech L'cha
Shabbat Morning, November 5, 2022
Rabbi Roly Matalon

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As a Jewish community, we have a collective mission to recognize divinity in one another and the world around us.

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We celebrate the creation of a community covenant that reflects our values and makes us accountable to one another.

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Like our patriarch, Abraham, we hope that at the end of our lives, we have made peace with our actions and feel the fullness of our days.

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