The photo you see are not fireworks; they're the recent missile attacks on the south of Israel where I live. Here's what I was thinking during the barrage this past Shabbat, These are the three words that we must engrave on our hearts, for they will always rescue us in times of trouble. You're never alone.

This message comes from the holy gravesite of King David on Mount Zion. We examine his autobiographical statement in at the end of Psalm 57. King David tells us what his definition of good is. As a result, we see what the King of Israel’s top priority is.

Anyone who learns how to fill their prayers with emuna can work miracles and virtually dictate reality. Let's see how...

In Psalm 27, King David expresses the desire to sit in the House of the Lord all the days of his life, but then he requests to be able to visit the Lord's palace. Doesn't that sound like a contradiction? If you're somewhere all the time, why must you ask to visit that same place? It's not a contradiction at all; here's why:

Here's an important message for a bullied child or adult, or anyone who feels like an underdog, filmed at the holy gravesite of King David in Jerusalem.

Today's podcast is our Emuna Beams summary and analysis of the August 4, 2020 blast in Beirut. You'll learn here some shocking facts that the conventional media won't tell you, or doesn't even know. For example, the sinister Nasralla had stockpiled 6 million pounds of deadly aluminum nitrate in the Port of Beirut.