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Psalm 88, Why It’s OK to Experience Sadness

This post first appeared on Kineti and is authored by Judah Gabriel Himango, one of Tabernacle of David’s teachers. Psalm 88 is the hopeless despair psalm.  Unlike other psalms, there is no redemption or hope in its conclusion.  Christian scholar H.C. Leupold said of it, “The psalmist is as deeply in trouble when he has… Read more

Shemot – Torah Portion 2024 – Rico Cortes

This post first appeared on Wisdom in Torah, authored by Rico Cortes. Tabernacle of David considers this ministry trustworthy and Biblically faithful. The post Shemot – Torah Portion 2024 – Rico Cortes appeared first on Wisdom In Torah Ministries – Rico Cortes.

New music: Sons of Korah – Man of Sorrows

Shalom dear Chavah listeners, and happy 2024 to you. 

We’ve added some fresh new music on the station that I’m certain you’ll love.

Sons of Korah – Man of Sorrows

The group describes this new album:

We find, in the Psalms, a deep joy that subsists in deep sorrow. The psalmist was always a man of joy because he was first a man of sorrows. He sowed in tears and reaped with joy (Psalm 126:5). Perhaps the most important thing for us today then, is not the pursuit of happiness, but the pursuit of sadness. The psalms invite us to share in the joy of God by first sharing his grief. It is a grief he bore most visibly in Jesus Christ who “was pierced for our transgressions and crushed for our iniquities.” In this age sorrow and joy belong together and it cannot be otherwise. If we anaesthetize the sorrow, we forfeit the joy.

Man of Sorrows – the latest Album from Sons of Korah, like all we have released before, is an invitation to venture into deeper places of divine sorrow and divine joy.

I’ve listened to all the tracks on this new album and found them positively stunning. There’s a great deal of sadness in these songs, especially the 3 songs from Psalm 88. If there is a single hopeless psalm, it is psalm 88. No joy, no redemption, just grief.

As the group mentioned, we cannot sweep away the sorrow, because sorrow juxtaposes the joy found in in the Scriptures. Just is God is a God of mercy and justice, the human experience is both joy and sadness. One extreme without the other is lacking. And for those of us who are weeping or grieving, these sorrowful psalms identify with us and grieve with us. It is no mistake that God allowed for them to become part of the Scriptures.

Friends, I know you’ll love this album — even the sorrowful psalms! Please consider supporting Sons of Korah as we do here on the station: download the Sons of Korah app  and purchase their music . You can also give to Messiah’s Music Fund , which is distributed each month to all artists on Chavah, including Sons of Korah.

Enjoy, friends!

Some Thoughts on New Year’s Resolutions by Aaron Hecht

This post first appeared on Kineti and is authored by Judah Gabriel Himango, one of Tabernacle of David’s teachers. As I’m sitting here writing this, the hours are ticking away before the last day of the Gregorian year 2023. Candidly, I won’t be sorry to see this year end. It’s been rough for Israel and… Read more

The Blood in the Bible and its Relationship to the Covenant

This post first appeared on Wisdom in Torah, authored by Rico Cortes. Tabernacle of David considers this ministry trustworthy and Biblically faithful. The post The Blood in the Bible and its Relationship to the Covenant appeared first on Wisdom In Torah Ministries – Rico Cortes.

What’s right with Christmas? by Aaron Hecht

This post first appeared on Kineti and is authored by Judah Gabriel Himango, one of Tabernacle of David’s teachers. (Aaron with some of his favorite Christmas tree decorations) I’m writing this blog on a cold, rainy, windy afternoon in Jerusalem. It is the 24th of December according to the Gregorian calendar, making it Christmas Eve,… Read more

What is Salvation in The Book of Hebrews? – Rico Cortes

This post first appeared on Wisdom in Torah, authored by Rico Cortes. Tabernacle of David considers this ministry trustworthy and Biblically faithful. The post What is Salvation in The Book of Hebrews? – Rico Cortes appeared first on Wisdom In Torah Ministries – Rico Cortes.

Some Thoughts after 10 weeks of war by Aaron Hecht

This post first appeared on Kineti and is authored by Judah Gabriel Himango, one of Tabernacle of David’s teachers. (An IDF unit deploys in the Gaza Strip, IDF Spokespersons Office) I am writing this on the evening of the tenth Shabbat since 7 October, when we were awakened to the sound of air raid sirens… Read more

New music: BHS Collective – Minim מינים

Shalom Chavah fans,

Fresh new Messianic Jewish music on the station:

BHS Collective – Minim מינים

This is a new album from our friends at Baruch Hashem Messianic congregation in Dallas. They sent us this new album free of charge for play on the station. Thanks to Rabbi Moir for sending it our way!

Here’s a bit about this new album from Rabbi Moir.

Friends, give this album a listen and if it’s a blessing to you, support the musicians by purchasing Minim album over at thebhscollective.com . You can also donate to Messiah’s Music Fund , which gets distributed each month to all the artists on Chavah. ❤️

New music: The Nesbitts – The Story

Shalom Chavah fans,

The fourth of the new singles from the Nesbitts for your holy enjoyment, dear listeners:

The Nesbitts – The Story

This timely Scriptural song speaks of Yeshua’s birth, the chorus proclaiming the angel’s words, “Peace on earth, goodwill toward men!”

I love this folksy take on the birth of our King! I think you fine Chavah listeners will as well.