January 2, 2020: Pray for the Jewish People

Commitment 2020

This next year, let us commit to bringing the Good News, the light of God's Word, to a world that so desperately needs to hear the truth. We want to consider having times of prayer over this next year when we would pray together for the Jewish people, like Esther did; for our country, like Ruth; for the persecuted church, like the Maccabees; and for our needs to be met, like Mary and Joseph.

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A Memorial of Redemption

The plagues God unleashed upon Egypt culminated in the death of the firstborn of the Egyptians, dealing a final blow to the obstinate heart of Pharaoh. To memorialize this purchasing of freedom, God commanded the children of Israel to commemorate the Passover each year. While the literal understanding of this Appointed Time is applicable especially to the physical descendants of Israel, we as believers in Yeshua (Jesus) have also experienced a great redemption.

Bringing in Another Year

Auld Lang Syne is a Scottish song that came out about 1787. It means "Old Long Ago" or "Old Times Sake." It is a song about friendship. At twelve midnight on December 31st we begin anew, but every day and even every moment is a new beginning. We must make the most of every minute because no one knows what the next minute will bring.

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!