The descendants of Abraham once again found themselves drawn to a mountain to hear the word of the Lord. But this time, the incarnate Son of God was seated before them—audibly speaking, teaching, and sharing His Torah. Words that are commonplace in Christianity today fell like nuclear bombs, transforming the hearts and minds of the sons and daughters of Abraham gathered there. Those who knew the Torah of Moses were now faced with a new way to approach the Torah, the heart of God, and the Kingdom of Heaven—revealed by the Son of God Himself.

Mishpatim is the Hebrew word for “judgements”, this is the name for the weekly Torah Portion reading for the Exodus starting in chapter 21 verse 1 and going through chapter 24 and verse 18.

Jesus's model of discipleship centered on doing life together as a family on mission, not just classroom learning. He chose young disciples who knew Scripture and were willing to take risks to follow him. His leadership style was marked by prayer, invitation rather than demands, and empowering others through both words and actions. This approach emphasizes the importance of authentic spiritual growth through active participation in community, regular self-evaluation, and complete surrender to Jesus's leadership.

Yitro is the Hebrew name “Jethro”, this is the name for the weekly Torah Portion reading for the Exodus starting in chapter 18 verse 1 and going through chapter 20 and verse 26.

Jesus demonstrated a unique leadership style focused on constant life-on-life interaction with his disciples. His approach centered on four key elements: all-day engagement, leading through prayer and reflection, focusing on a small group, and allowing voluntary participation. Rather than implementing structured programs, Jesus created a family-like culture with his followers, investing deeply in twelve disciples while maintaining an even closer relationship with three. This counter-cultural approach emphasized organic relationship building and individual calling over forced conformity and measurable outcomes.

Beshalach is the Hebrew word for “when he sent”, this is the name for the weekly Torah Portion reading for the Exodus starting in chapter 13 verse 17 and going through chapter 17 and verse 16.