There is a growing curiosity among Christians about the Jewish roots of their faith - and for good reason. As followers of Jesus (Yeshua), we are drawn to the original context of the Scriptures, the Jewishness of our Messiah, and the biblical calendar God established long before the church adopted its own rhythms.

Movements like Hebrew Roots, Torah Observant Christianity, and Two-House Theology have emerged out of this hunger. And while we affirm the longing for deeper understanding, it’s important to lovingly clarify where we stand - and where we do not.

In the story of Esther, the turning point comes quietly—but decisively. Through the lens of biblical chiasm and the Hebrew word tikvah (hope), this article explores what it means to hold on when God feels silent, the villain seems to win, and your only lifeline is a rope that will not be cut off.

Discover the story of the Jesse Tree, a powerful new tradition rooted in Isaiah 11:1. Explore 25 Old Testament passages that point to the coming of the Jewish Messiah, Jesus, connecting Act One and Act Two of God’s redemptive story. Journey through this season with anticipation and deepen your faith in the promises of God fulfilled.

Stand with us as we explore the unwavering commitment of Messianic Jewish believers to support Israel. In a world increasingly hostile to the Jewish people, we refuse to run or hide. Discover the biblical mandate to stand boldly, advocate for Israel, and be a credible witness to God's eternal covenant. Join us in this mission for faith, resilience, and unwavering support.

At times like this some may lose confidence in God because perhaps they are not familiar with the God of the Bible. A word of encouragement would go a long way. Some may see the Messiah as gentle Jesus. And he is compassionate and gracious. He is also a warrior and in the midst of all the evil we are seeing God’s promises to Israel will be fulfilled. He has said it. He has begun it. He will complete it.

Discover the profound layers hidden in a simple word from John 3:16. This in-depth article takes you on a journey through Greek and Hebrew texts, unveiling how one word can alter your understanding of God's love.

Welcome to the 21-day prayer guide for Christians to intercede for Israel leading up to Shavuot/Pentecost. This guide will take you on a spiritual journey to deepen your understanding of the importance of this holiday in Jewish tradition and how it relates to the Christian faith. Our prayers will focus on key prayer points such as peace, protection, and prosperity for Israel, and we will incorporate relevant Bible scriptures that support each prayer point.

I would say that the biggest decision he made was when, at age 53, this tough Jewish boy from Brooklyn put his faith and trust in Jesus (Yeshua) as his Jewish Messiah. It changed the whole trajectory of his life and the rest of our family as well, from generation to generation. So far, that’s four generations of the Davis family.

It is no secret that the Jews have been persecuted throughout history. However, what is less well-known is why Jewish people do not believe in Jesus, despite the fact that he was himself a Jew. In this blog post, we will take a look at some of the historical barriers that have prevented the Jewish people from believing in Jesus, largely due to anti-Semitism and persecution at the hands of Christians.

Yes, we said Christians. Painfully, members of the Christian faith have often persecuted Jews the most, even though Christianity has its roots in Judaism.

There's a reason why we call it a fog. For many of us, there will be times in our lives that are shrouded by the haze of uncertainty and hard-to-find hope. But rest assured, you do not have to go through this alone.