Messianic christian

What do you need to be a Christian? Well, nothing physical, really. You need a repentant, humble, and open heart, willing to hear what God has to say to you. For some of those who followed God in the Bible, that was all they had! But just about every Christian owns a Bible. Many also

The trumpet will sound! The trumpet, or shofar, is the hallmark of Rosh Hashanah, which is why it is known as the Feast of Trumpets. But Rosh Hashanah and Christianity? Isn't it a Jewish holiday? What does one have to do with the other?

After realizing the value of learning the Hebraic Roots of the Christian faith, there is no clear path to follow, leaving many people feeling stuck, not knowing how to proceed. Although they know that many Jewish traditions like Passover, for example, point to Jesus and enrich the Gospel, there's no specific source on how to

What is a Messianic Gentile versus a Christian or someone in the Hebrew Roots or One Law movement? Learn the important answer!

How does a Messianic Gentile differ from a Christian or from followers of the Hebrew Roots or One Law movements that are out there? If Messianic Jews believe in Jesus as Messiah, how do Messianic Gentiles differ from them? Don't they all believe the same thing after all? Read on and learn what Messianic Gentiles are and what they are not and the big differences (and the not so big differences) between them.

Beginners conversational and written Hebrew for Christians and Messianic Jews. This lesson is on basic greetings and we will begin to introduce the aleph bet!

Many of us who have wound up in the Messianic or Hebrew faith movements have been quick to point out to family and friends many of the unbiblical customs that are prevalent in the Christian church. I have done this myself, pointing out that Christmas is not in the Bible. But if someone asked me if I celebrated Hanukkah I would say yes, and make the argument that that was okay since it was "Biblically based." Talk about confusing! It is a poor testimony when we criticize others for…

This is a reasonable differentiation between Judaism and Christianity. "Messianic Judaism" tries to merge the two or say that one practice supersedes another.

Why I am no longer a Christian. The story of a Torah Keeper's journey out of Christianity and into Tanach only. The reasons why and the scriptures to support it.

Growing up, we did not recite prayers by memory. I believed that prayers must always rise spontaneously, otherwise I risked becoming trite in my devotion to God. Jesus taught his disciples to pray, because reciting prayers was a part of their lives, including the ancient Shema. Does the Shema matter to Christians?