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Simchat Yisrael

A Messianic Jewish Congregation, Simchat Yisrael (Joy of Israel) strives to be about finding joy in our lives in and through our relationship with God and with each other.

Podcast · By Rabbi Dr. Joshua Brumbach · American English · Official site

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21
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Sep 22, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 22, 2026

    Mountain Top Experiences (opens the original)

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    Mountain Top Experiences Dorothy Gitelman August 15, 2026 As we enter Elul, we're using this season of preparation to catch up on messages from the past few months, works we don't want anyone to miss before the High Holidays. What does it really take to meet God on the mountain? Moses climbed a mountain to meet God, and so did Abraham and the disciples. It wasn't quick and it wasn't easy. Dorothy shares what her summer trip through the Alps taught her about mountaintop moments in Scripture, and

  2. Episode · Sep 18, 2026

    Liturgical Contexts and the Outpouring of the Spirit (opens the original)

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    Liturgical Contexts and the Outpouring of the Spirit Rabbi Dr. Joshua Brumbach August 8, 2026 As we enter Elul, we're using this season of preparation to catch up on messages from the past few months, works we don't want anyone to miss before the High Holidays. Can the Holy Spirit really move in the middle of set liturgy, or only when things are unscripted? Rabbi Joshua takes on the idea that liturgy is dull and the Spirit only shows up in spontaneous worship. He walks through Solomon's temple d

  3. Episode · Sep 17, 2026

    God's Spirit and His Kingdom (opens the original)

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    God's Spirit and His Kingdom Rabbi Dr. Joshua Brumbach August 1, 2026 As we enter Elul, we're using this season of preparation to catch up on messages from the past few months, works we don't want anyone to miss before the High Holidays. Did you know the Holy Spirit shows up all over the Tanakh, long before Acts chapter 2? Rabbi Joshua walks through example after example, from creation to Bezalel to Gideon to Ezekiel's dry bones, to show the spirit at work well before the New Testament. He then

  4. Episode · Sep 15, 2026

    The Whole Point of Devarim (opens the original)

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    The Whole Point of Devarim Tom Esposito July 18, 2026 As we enter Elul, we're using this season of preparation to catch up on messages from the past few months, works we don't want anyone to miss before the High Holidays. Are we so busy watching the wolf that we're missing the real story? Tom uses the three little pigs to make a point about Devarim: it's easy to get distracted by the danger in a story and miss what's actually being said underneath it. He walks through why God chose Israel, what

  5. Episode · Sep 14, 2026

    40th Anniversary Celebration (opens the original)

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    40th Anniversary Celebration Stewart Weinisch July 11, 2026 As we enter Elul, we're using this season of preparation to catch up on messages from the past few months, works we don't want anyone to miss before the High Holidays. What does it actually look like to follow God fully for 45 years straight? This week is Simchat Yisrael's 40th anniversary celebration, and we welcomed back guest speaker Stewart Weinisch, the congregation's first leader, to bring the word. He takes us through the story o

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