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In this teaching, Ross shares insights from Torah Reading Bereshith (Genesis 1:1-6:8). Working through the creation narratives and the opening chapters of Genesis, he discusses…
In this class, Ross takes a look at the end of the Torah as described in the Torah itself. He introduces his audience to what…
In this teaching, Ross covers material found in Torah Reading Nitzavim (Deuteronomy 29:10-30:20). Specifically, he considers the identity of the audience to whom Moses addresses…
As the children of Israel prepared to cross into the land promised by an oath to the fathers, Moses gave a series of speeches. These…
Fifty-five years ago, on August 28, 1963 an estimated 200,000+ people marched on Washington, D.C. in what was called the march on Washington for jobs…
In this week’s teaching, Ross covered the subject of Planting Heaven. The class shows that in this Torah Reading Shofetim, we read instructions for the…
In this teaching Ross discusses the special relationship between YHVH and Israel. What does Scripture say in regards to Israel as the “Chosen” people? For…
This week, Ross shares a message from the weekly Torah Portion Va-Etchannan (Deuteronomy 3:23-7:11). This is the first of seven Sabbaths of Consolation. In this…
Steve Jobs died on October 5, 2011. As an owner of a MacBook, an iPad Mini, an Apple watch, and an iPhone, I guess you…
Being “washed in the blood of the lamb” has become a more appealing cultural image to our minds than “washed in the blood of the…
This teaching is the 7th study according to the ancient triennial cycle of Torah readings and the 3rd in the three-part series on Noah. In…
In this week’s class, Ross begins to focus on the pact / covenant that Elohim made with Noah. It is in the Noah narrative that…
Martin Luther King Jr. was born on January 15, 1929. While I claim to be no authority on the man, I have always been inspired…
In this week’s class, Ross covers material from the 5th of the ancient triennial cycle readings (Genesis 6:9-8:14). This teaching is the first of a…