We Look Forward To Seeing You This Summer For Shoshanah 2026!

Week 1 : July 5 – 11

Weeks 1-2 : July 5 – 18

Week 1 : July 5 – 11

Week 2 : July 12 – 18

Week 2 : July 12 – 18

Week 3 : July 19 – 25

Weeks 3-5 : July 19 – August 8

Weeks 3-4 : July 19 – August 1

Week 4 : July 26 – August 1

Messianic Prophecy uncovers the prophetic promises of the coming Messiah throughout the Hebrew Scriptures. Students will study key passages that anticipate Yeshua’s birth, ministry, suffering, and triumph, discovering how prophecy validates faith in Him as Israel’s promised Redeemer and King.

Week 5 : August 2 – 8

This study of the prophet Jeremiah examines God’s call to repentance, judgment, and hope amid national crisis. Students will explore Jeremiah’s life, his messages to Judah, and the prophetic promise of the New Covenant, gaining insight into God’s faithfulness to His people through all generations.

Week 6 : August 9 – 15

An in-depth chronological journey through the life and teachings of Yeshua from a harmonized Gospel perspective. Students will explore His ministry in historical and cultural context, understanding how He fulfilled prophecy and revealed God’s Kingdom. This study deepens appreciation for Messiah’s person, purpose, and passion.

Weeks 7-8 : August 16 – 29

This course continues the story of the early Messianic community, focusing on Paul’s missionary journeys, trials, and final years. Students will trace the spread of the Gospel among Jews and Gentiles, learning how the Ruach HaKodesh empowered believers to proclaim Messiah’s message throughout the Roman world.

Weeks 7-8 : August 16 – 29

A verse-by-verse study of Paul’s theological masterpiece, Romans reveals the righteousness of God through faith in Messiah. Students will explore justification, sanctification, and Israel’s future, gaining a firm grasp of Paul’s message of grace and the believer’s life empowered by the Spirit.

Weeks 7-8 : August 16 – 29

Building upon the doctrinal foundation of Romans, this course emphasizes practical application for daily living. Students will learn how to embody the truths of grace, unity, and spiritual transformation, discovering how Paul’s message shapes Messianic life and service in a complex and diverse world.

Weeks 7-8 : August 16 – 29

This course explores the eight biblical covenants that structure God’s redemptive plan—from Eden to the New Covenant in Messiah. Students will gain a unified understanding of Scripture as God’s progressive revelation, highlighting His faithfulness to Israel and His eternal purposes for humanity.

Labor Day Weekend : September 4 – 7

Focusing on effective ministry among Jewish people, this course equips students to share the Good News of Messiah with cultural sensitivity and biblical insight. Through study and practical guidance, participants will learn principles of outreach and discipleship rooted in Scripture and Yeshua’s example.