A Place to Grow in Faith and Community

​We strive to emulate the faith and practice of the earliest community of Yeshua’s Disciples.

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What is Salvation & Eternal Life?

 

 If you confess with your mouth, “Jesus is Lord,” and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead — and if you prove out this faith with repentance and obedience — then you will be saved from the wrath of God. This is when Jesus will physically return to Mount Zion to judge both the righteous and the wicked. At that time, you will receive a resurrected, incorruptible, eternal material body. You will taste, feel, hear, see and smell as man once did in the garden. You will share in the incorruptible eternal inheritance of the coming kingdom of God. In this kingdom from heaven, Yeshua will literally rule and reign over the renewed heavens and earth, while sitting on the restored throne of David in Jerusalem, Israel. Edenic paradise and eternal Sabbath rest will be completely restored,  when New Jerusalem descends and The Father lives with humanity again. He will wipe away every tear. Death, grief, crying, and pain will be no more, because the previous things under the curse will pass away. Maranatha!

 

 

What do we believe?

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We recognize the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob - the God of Israel - as the One True God. We believe that we are saved by grace through YHVH (God) the Father, by faith in Yeshua (Jesus) the Son and his atoning death on the cross, with the indwelling of the Ruach HaKodesh (Holy Spirit). We believe that Yeshua is the true Jewish Messiah, prophesied throughout the writings of the Hebrew Scriptures (Tanakh).  We believe that being Messianic or following Torah does not change your Gentile or Jewish identity.

 

 

Who are we?

 

We are a fellowship of disciples of Yeshua HaMashiach - Jesus the Messiah. We are Jews (Israel) or Gentiles (of the nations) in Messiah. We are Jews-in-Christ and Gentiles-in-Christ. We do not represent any branch of Rabbinic Judaism, or any denomination of Christianity. We retain our distinct Jewish or gentile identities in Yeshua.

 

What do we practice?

 

We celebrate the festivals of the Lord, and we observe the 7th day Sabbath as both Jewish and gentile disciples of Yeshua did. We celebrate the new moon and festival dates using the Hebrew Calendar (Hillel II). We use Jesus’ Hebrew name (Yeshua) as a continual reminder that He is a Jew. Salvation comes to the Jew first, then to the gentile. We strive to lead lives in this age that conform to the teachings, life and ministry of Yeshua and his apostles.

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