Yeshua’s teaching on tzedakah goes far beyond charity. It’s a call back to covenant faithfulness, hidden mercy, and giving that honors G-d alone. This message traces the theme from Torah to Rambam to Matthew 6. By Senior Rabbi Nathan Joiner at Ruach Israel, November 15, 2025
In this teaching on Matthew 6:1, Rabbi Nathan continues our Sermon on the Mount series, revealing how Yeshua’s words call us to serve with sincerity — seeking God’s honor above human praise — and to say Hineni, “Here I am,” with our lives. By Senior Rabbi Nathan Joiner at Ruach Israel, September 6, 2025
Spending Sukkot with the Disciples. By Senior Rabbi Nathan Joiner at Ruach Israel, October 11, 2025
Rabbi Rich recollects several Hineni moments that have brought us to this very day... By Rabbi Rich Nichol at Ruach Israel, September 20, 2025
Yom Kippur is the time of repentance. What does that mean? How do we prepare and is this important all year long? By Harry Shepler at Ruach Israel, September 27, 2025
It's time to live live in a Sukkah! First we have to build it properly... By Senior Rabbi Nathan Joiner at Ruach Israel, September 13, 2025
The veil was torn—but what does it mean? On Tisha B’Av, in the shadow of destruction and exile, we uncover the mystery behind the sacrifices, the Temple, and the torn veil—a hidden story of redemption that opens the way into the Kingdom of Heaven and fulfills the great Jewish hope: restored life in the Presence of HaShem (G-d). By Senior Rabbi Nathan Joiner at Ruach Israel, July 12, 2025
Gary Halzel continues with the conclusion to his message of Prepare to Listen. Now is the Time to Listen! Delivered at Ruach Israel, August 16, 2025
Gary Halzel shares an admonition: Get Ready to Listen Delivered at Ruach Israel, August 9, 2025
A different way of looking at a familiar story... A short clip from a Shabbat Study. Come be part of the discussion. Led by Senior Rabbi Nathan Joiner at Ruach Israel, July 5, 2025
In his powerful drash Rabbi Rich takes a deep dive into the larger picture of how current events fit into HaShem’s larger purposes for Israel, the Messianic Jewish community and the world. Stay until the end of the video. He reveals the vital practical lessons for how we can keep our heads and our hearts during this very confusing moment of history. Don’t miss it! By Rabbi Emeritus Rich Nichol at Ruach Israel, June 28, 2025
The veil was torn—but what does it mean? On Tisha B’Av, in the shadow of destruction and exile, we uncover the mystery behind the sacrifices, the Temple, and the torn veil—a hidden story of redemption that opens the way into the Kingdom of Heaven and fulfills the great Jewish hope: restored life in the Presence of HaShem (G-d).By Senior Rabbi Nathan Joiner at Ruach Israel, July 12, 2025
A look at Yeshua’s words about the many rooms in His Father’s house — a message of comfort, presence, and hope. We explore the deeper context and exegesis of John 14, uncovering what these promises meant to His first disciples and what they mean for us today. By Senior Rabbi Nathan Joiner at Ruach Israel, June 21, 2025
What does it mean to “be perfect” like our heavenly Father? Yeshua’s words reveal a deeper call—to live with compassion, mercy, and wholehearted love. By Senior Rabbi Nathan Joiner at Ruach Israel, June 14, 2025.
Rabbi Nathan leads a discussion with the congregation! By Senior Rabbi Nathan Joiner at Ruach Israel, June 7, 2025
The Life Well Lived - Three Reflections on Our 50th Anniversary CruiseIn this sermon Rabbi Rich shares important insights from his and Sue’s 50th anniversary Alaska cruise - insights which can help us a set a course for a happier, more meaningful Messianic Jewish journey.By Rabbi Emeritus Rich Nichol at Ruach Israel, May 31, 2025
A Shabbat D'rash By Harry Shepler at Ruach Israel, May 24, 2025
Join with Rabbi Nathan and the entire Joiner Family for an Erev Shabbat experience. You are all welcome to be a part of the whole mishpocha! By Senior Rabbi Nathan Joiner at Ruach Israel, May 17, 2025
Facing Our Fears by Living in Faith. By Rebbetzin Raina Joiner at Ruach Israel, February 8, 2025
What does it mean to truly love your enemy? Drawing from Leviticus 19, the teachings of Yeshua, and Jewish tradition, this message explores how real love confronts conflict, seeks reconciliation, acts justly, and even extends mercy to those who oppose us. Love starts at home, ripples outward, and reflects the heart of G‑d to the world. By Senior Rabbi Nathan Joiner at Ruach Israel, April 26, 2025.