These are the only two options: the Scriptures are either defective and deficient, or sufficient and supreme… Which side do you choose?

Powerful word! “It is a calling for Jews to use their covenantal advantages in a role of servitude to save the world.” Perfectly said. And wholly biblical. This is the uniquely Jewish calling. It’s a role not of favoritism, but responsibility.

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God Creates and Man Destroys: From Adam to the Nephilim — Parashat B’reshiyt Join Messianic Jewish brothers Josiah and Hosea Geoffrey as they discuss this week's Torah Portion.

Proponents of absolute truth and morality are branded as enemies of unity when they refuse to compromise. This applies in the Body of Messiah just as much as it does in the political sphere. If we stand firm on the plain teachings of the Bible—the written word of God—then we

To see the Body of Messiah restored in our generation is what we as Yeshua-followers all long for. But an increase in Bible sales, spiritual app downloads, and Christian music streaming may not actually be the signs of true revival or surging biblical faith we’d like them to be.

Hoshanna Rabba is not a biblical feast day, beyond it coinciding with the 7th day of Sukot. According to John 7:37f, Yeshua was not celebrating that Rabbinic invention, but challenging it, and using the opportunity to point Israel to the salvation right in front of them—Himself.

It’s official: There are no more living Israeli hostages in Hamas captivity.

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Cause Me to Live A devotional for the Feast of Sukot “And you will take to yourselves… the fruit of beautiful trees, branches of palms, and boughs of thick trees, and willows of a brook, and will rejoice before ADONAI your God seven days…. In סֻכֹּת, sukot you [will] dwell

October 7, 2023 💔 Antisemitism has been back in vogue for two years now. And I’ve already accepted that this is the new normal. I’m disturbed. I’ll never forget waking up on October 7, opening my phone, and seeing an email from my dad, “ISRAEL UNDER ATTACK.” I immediately knew

Yom Kippur means nothing without a priest and a sacrifice in the holy places of God. All the fasting and repentance in the world will do literally nothing if you don’t have a priest who sheds blood to atone for you and cleanse you from sin. You can’t get rid of your own sins.

This is the inevitable outcome when we refuse to bear the standard of Scripture. Human rationalism is a hostile influence that seeks to elevate itself above all else, and will tear down any other authority that competes with it—even the authority of the written word of God.

“…if you confess with your mouth, ‘יֵשׁוּעַ, Yeshua is Master,’ and believe in your heart that God raised Him out of the dead, you will be saved.” —Romans 10:9, MJLT Paul’s teaching here shows how faith is the path to salvation. Yet salvation is also about commitment.

Every year at Rosh Hashanah, many Messianic Jews assemble to hear the sounding of the shofar, celebrating the Jewish new year and finding deep meaning in the day's prophetic fulfillment in the return of the Messiah Yeshua. But what if none of this is biblical? In this episode

Against impossible odds, the Jewish people still exist today. We have faced two thousand years of constant persecutions, expulsions, pogroms, and massacres, all culminating in the Holocaust—when 6 million Jews were slaughtered, decreasing our global population by a third. We are

Do all things without murmurings and reasonings, so that you may become blameless and innocent children of God, unblemished in the middle of a crooked and perverse generation, among whom you are shown to be as lights in the world, holding out the word of life. —Philippians

One verse of Scripture cannot be used to overrule another verse. The entire Bible is the word of God, so it all has equal authority. Scripture explains Scripture—but this does not give us license to latch onto only verses we like, using them to redefine the plain sense of others.

The Bible will never become outdated. Whenever our society’s values and modern sensibilities go against the words of the thousands-of-years-old Book, society is the one that’s wrong, not the Scriptures.

Scripture is the practical guidebook for every aspect of our lives. The Bible’s teachings and principles must be the basis for all our priorities, values, decisions, and lifestyles. “For it is no empty word for you, but your very life….” —Deuteronomy 32:47 (ESV)