Messianic Judaism Teachings

Introducing: Confessing the Hebrew Scriptures

Confessing the Word of God is powerful in all languages. Confession of God’s Word is a biblical discipline and releases the power of God’s promises in our lives. When we confess God’s Word it gives us, as the Bible calls it: “ears to hear”.

Messianic Judaism Gets a New Bible

The Bible. It is the Word of God, His communication to us. It is His arm extended to the heart of man offering us life, eternal life. The Bible was given to the Jewish People to record and preserve. Scribes meticulously copied the words onto scrolls of parchment. Theirs was an incredibly holy work.

Yeshua and Bible Prophecy

“But this is so the Scriptures would be fulfilled” (Mark 14:49 TLV). Yeshua (Jesus) spoke these words to the band of people sent by the religious leaders into the Garden of Gethsemane to arrest Him. Bible prophecy conveys two very different portrayals of the Messiah.

Yeshua and the Fruit of the Vine, the Blood of the Cup

This cup is the new covenant in My blood, which is poured out for you, Yeshua (Jesus) said at His Last Passover, referring to the fruit of the vine.

Yeshua's Final Footsteps: 24 Hours That Changed History

At the Last Supper, Yeshua reinterpreted the Passover and ascribed to it forever His blood shed for us to bring us the hope of life today and eternally. “Thanks be to God for His indescribable gift” (2 Corinthians 9:15 TLV)!

Passover: Double Blessing for Messianic Jews

For Messianic Jews, Passover holds rich layers of meaning. Passover is one of the most important feasts for the Jewish People. Moses told the Israelites, “Remember this day, on which you came out from Egypt, out of the house of bondage.

Prayer Points: Shalom for Woliso

Shalom. Yes, that is our greeting to you, but it’s also something we want to highlight in this Prayer Update. Our Global Ministries Team and volunteers will be traveling to Woliso, Ethiopia for our medical outreach from January 30 through February 8. The shalom of Yeshua is a deep need there.

As the 9th of Av Approaches, Keep Israel in Prayer

As Tishah B’Av approaches, we sense an even greater urgency to be focused on praying for Israel and the Jewish People worldwide. Tishah B’Av refers to the ninth day of the Hebrew month Av, and is from sundown on Monday, August 5 to sundown, Tuesday, August 6 this year.

Using God's Healing Word in Prayer for Healing

In prayer, we are to ask with faith, trusting God to answer. The faith-fuel that enables us to trust God for our healing comes from the best of sources—God’s own Word.

The Jewish Heritage of Jesus, Our Messiah & Messianic Judaism

Jewish People are coming to the realization that it is possible to believe in Jesus and remain a Jew and be part of the Messianic Judaism movement.

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