Do you believe...
- in the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob?
- that Jesus (Yeshua) is the Christ (Messiah)?
- that the Ten Commandments are for us to follow today?
If the answer to those questions is "yes," then you agree with Judeo-Christian beliefs!
Judeo-Christian Beliefs
The purpose of the Judeo-Christian Clarion is to continue reaching out to the church in order
to provide education about our Jewish/biblical roots. In order for us to fully know who Jesus Christ (Messiah Yeshua) is, we must
be familiar with this often overlooked, yet crucial, piece of the puzzle.
It's time for the church to meet the Jewish Master in all His Jewishness and for the family of God to become familiar
with its Jewish roots.
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Brotherly Love
When we read about sibling relationships in Scripture, it seems there are more negative examples than positive. Starting with Cain and Abel, hatred and jealousy become sins which many fall into. Unlike this early story, however, Jacob and Esau are able to reconcile after years of separation. Reconciliation is important to God, and he requires that we make things right in our lives.
Should I Be a Nazarite?
We want to look at the Nazarite and what he has in common with the Believer. Numbers 6:1-21 speaks to us about the vow of a Nazarite. We know that Samson and John the Baptist were both Nazarites, and even Paul had taken the vow once or twice in his life. These rules may seem strange, such as not eating anything from the grapevine, not being defiled by a dead person, and not even cutting one's hair. But these were rules of holiness.
The Man of Grief
As we celebrate the birth of Yeshua (Jesus), we want to look at who Yeshua is. Isaiah speaks to us about the man of grief and sorrow. We want to take a closer look at this passage in Isaiah 53, because we as believers don't meditate enough on this thought about Yeshua (Jesus) as a man who went about with grief and sorrow . . . or is this passage talking about someone else?
June 2018: Halfway Through 2018
This is our story. Follow us along our journey as we encounter and spur on the awakening of the church!
Meditational Writings
Come, Holy Spirit, fill my heart with Your love. Let Your Spirit flow through me so that I may show love and compassion to all people.
— excerpt from Holy Spirit
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Sandiegrams are meditational writings by Sandie Balisteri. They will fill you with hope and encouragement. Please feel free to download them and share with others!
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