05/29/2026
Join us for this week's Fiery Fellowship as we journey through Beha’alotcha ("When You Light"), one of the most powerful and practical Torah portions in the wilderness journey of Yashar’el. From the lighting of the menorah and the dedication of the Leviyiym to the cloud over the Mishkan, the silver trumpets, the appointment of the seventy elders, and the warnings found in the complaints of the people, this portion reveals what it means to walk faithfully under the guidance of Yahuah.
Together we will explore the prophetic significance of the menorah's light, the importance of moving only when Yahuah moves, and the lessons found in the rebellion, lust, gossip, and discontent that repeatedly tested Yashar’el in the wilderness. We will also examine how these events point us directly to Yahusha Ha'Mashiach, the Light of the World, our faithful Shepherd, and the One who calls His people to trust, obedience, humility, and surrender.
As the cloud rested upon the Mishkan, Yashar’el remained. When the cloud lifted, they moved. The same call remains for us today. Are we willing to wait when Yahuah says wait, move when He says move, and trust Him even when the wilderness feels difficult? Beha’alotcha challenges us to examine our hearts and reminds us that obedience is not merely a destination—it is a daily walk with our King.
Torah Portion: Beha’alotcha
📖 Bemidbar (Numbers) 8:1–12:16
May we learn to remain under His covering, follow His leading, and shine His light in a darkening world.
Join us for this week's Fiery Fellowship as we journey through Beha...