Messianic Judaism Teachings

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Recently in prayer, I sensed the following insight. I present it for your discernment:

The time has come for the Messianic remnant of Israel to take a place of leadership in the greater Body of Messiah worldwide. In previous "waves" of the Holy Spirit, different local bodies in various locations in the world have taken leadership. Each time there was a main theme of revelation, which led the Body of Messiah for a time.

Lost Inheritance

Is a buried treasure waiting to be found in the biblical calendar?

Springtime on the Christian liturgical calendar is punctuated by a series of holy days, culminating in Easter—the celebration of the resurrection of Yeshua (Jesus). Though many of the lesser‐known annual events are not universally kept by Christians, the observance of Easter is easily the climax of the calendar. Recognized on a given Sunday every late March or April, this anniversary of the Messiah’s conquering of death represents the pinnacle of worship in the Church…
…but it wasn’t always this way.

Deepen Your Roots: Connecting with your Jewish Jesus

Shalom and welcome to a new feature of Jewish Voice MESSENGER magazine. What we hope to do is help you discover the Hebrew background of Jesus and deepen your understanding of the richness of your faith. Enjoy this inaugural article!

The Beatitudes of Jesus found in Matthew 5 are some of the most well-known verses in all of Scripture. You probably know at least some – or maybe all of them – by heart.

But what if you don’t really know them as well as you think you do?

At Last! Ministering to Congregational Leaders in Africa

Have you heard of our Congregation and Leadership Development (CLD) Department? Each year, key CLD team members make congregational visits.

It's here!

It’s Almost Here!

Why Messianic Judaism is Good for the Body of Messiah

Since Yeshua’s (Jesus’) first disciples, there have always been Jewish Believers in Him. Even so, what today is called the Messianic Movement is relatively new. Its beginning is intertwined with the Jesus Movement of the 1960s.