Messianic Judaism

The eight day feast of Sukkot known also as the Feast of Tabernacles and the Feast of Booths is celebrated this year October 18th through the 25th.

Though many Jewish children go trick or treating on Halloween, this practice is considered by many orthodox and Messianic Jews, as well as rabbis, educators, and ministers from across denominational lines, to be a practice not to be encouraged.

Hurricane Katrina has given birth to many questions. One among many ask, "Why does God allow innocent people to suffer?"

Throughout the Old Testament we find that God brought judgment against Israel and other nations through catastrophic events such as fire, hail, flood, earthquakes, drought, plagues, and other natural events. Does God still deal with nations and individuals through catastrophe?

As one reads through the Old Testament, he becomes
an observer of one judgment after another as God brings specific judgments upon certain cultures and behaviors. . .

Messianic Statement of Faith

Gentiles who join themselves to Israel's Messiah and who live a normal Christian life are in no way inferior or superior to Messianic Jews.

Since God's word exhorts us to "Pray for the Peace of Jerusalem," we should be mindful of this,
but what does this exhortation mean?

As protestors are dragged from the synagogue by their own Israeli police, shouts of "We will not fall again!" swell about the throngs of Jewish settlers, as one by one these brave Isralies are forced to leave their homes in Gaza. What in the world is going on here?

Jannes and Jambres. Who in the world were they?