Family Portions
Every week, we create family-friendly videos and deep-dive podcasts that walk through the Torah, Prophets, and Gospel portions. These teachings are designed to help parents, children, and whole households explore Scripture together in a way that is simple, joyful, and spiritually rich.
Whether you’re gathering around the table, driving in the car, or preparing for Sabbath, these resources help your family connect with Yahweh and with each other.
Families today are searching for simple, meaningful ways to grow together in Yahweh’s Word, so we created a weekly collection of family‑friendly videos and deep‑dive podcasts that walk through the Torah, Prophets, and Gospel portions in a way that every age can understand.
Each Sabbath, you’ll find engaging teachings, thoughtful conversations, and practical insights designed to help your home become a place of peace, learning, and worship. Our videos break the Scriptures down into clear, easy lessons for kids and adults alike, while our podcasts explore the deeper historical and spiritual themes behind each passage.
Alongside these, we offer downloadable study helps, discussion questions, and simple family challenges to make in‑home Bible study natural and enjoyable.
Each week’s highlighted Torah, Prophets, and Gospel readings reveal a unified theme—such as Yahweh using ordinary people to do extraordinary things—through stories like the Levites being set apart, Zerubbabel being empowered by the Spirit, and Yahshua feeding the multitudes in the Feeding the 5000. These teachings are crafted to help your family understand Scripture, apply it to daily life, and grow in faith together.
If you’re looking for ideas to strengthen your home study rhythm, explore our family study portions and discover simple ways to teach faith to children.
We pray these resources bless your home and help you build a family culture rooted in Scripture, joy, and the presence of Yahweh.
Purity of Heart — Aligning the Inner Self with Yahweh
Scripture Portions for the Week of June 20, 2026, reveal how Yahweh calls His people to cultivate purity of heart, examine their inner motives, and align their inner selves with His ways.
In the Torah portion (Numbers 16–18), the uprising of Korah exposes hearts driven by hidden motives, while Yahweh reveals purity through the blossoming of Aaron’s rod. Rather than focusing on position or status, Yahweh highlights the beauty of a heart that is humble, sincere, and devoted to Him.
In the Prophets (1 Samuel 11–12), Samuel reminds Israel that Yahweh has always been faithful, yet their desire for a king came from a heart drifting toward fear and comparison. Samuel calls the people back to wholehearted devotion, urging them to serve Yahweh with purity, sincerity, and truth. Yahweh desires a people whose inner lives are aligned with Him, not merely outward obedience.
In the Gospel (Matthew 26:13–24), Yahshua contrasts the pure devotion of the woman who anoints Him with the hidden corruption in Judas’ heart. Her sincere act of love is honored for all generations, while Judas’ secret motives lead him into betrayal. Yahshua shows that He sees beyond actions and looks directly at the heart behind them.
Together, these passages teach families that Yahweh values purity of heart above titles, appearances, or outward acts. He calls His people to align their inner selves with His character — choosing sincerity over selfishness, devotion over appearance, and humility over hidden motives. When our hearts are pure before Him, our lives naturally reflect His presence, His truth, and His love.
Turning Giants into Bread
Scripture Portions for the Week of June 13, 2026, reveal how Yahweh calls His people to trust His promises, walk in courage, and carry His message with faithfulness. In the Torah portion (Numbers 13–15), the twelve spies explore the Promised Land, yet only Joshua and Caleb stand firm in faith while the rest spread fear. Israel’s failure to trust Yahweh leads to wandering, but He still provides instructions for their everyday life.
In the Prophets (Joshua 2), two spies enter Jericho and encounter Rahab, whose courageous faith protects them and secures salvation for her household. Her bold trust in Yahweh stands in contrast to the fear seen in the earlier generation.
In the Gospel (Matthew 10:1–14), Yahshua empowers His disciples with authority and sends them out to proclaim the Kingdom, heal the sick, and bring shalom to receptive homes. He teaches them to depend fully on Yahweh and to move forward with confidence when their message is rejected.
Together, these passages teach families that Yahweh honors faith over fear, uses ordinary people to accomplish extraordinary purposes, and equips His people to walk boldly in the mission He sets before them.
Extra-Ordinary People
Scripture Portions for the Week of June 6, 2026, reveal how Yahweh prepares, empowers, and provides for His people in every generation.
In the Torah portion (Numbers 8–12), the Levites are set apart for service, Israel learns to follow Yahweh’s guidance through the cloud, and Moses shares leadership as the Spirit rests on the seventy elders.
In the Prophets (Zechariah 2–4), Yahweh promises to dwell among His people, restores Joshua the High Priest with clean garments, and reminds Zerubbabel that His work is accomplished “not by might, nor by power, but by My Spirit.”
In the Gospel (Matthew 14:14–21), Yahshua shows deep compassion by feeding the 5,000, multiplying a small offering into abundant provision.
Together, these passages teach families that Yahweh uses ordinary people, fills them with His Spirit, and turns even the smallest acts of faith into extraordinary impact.
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