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This is one of the most important questions you could ever ask yourself. If you are curious about Jesus and how he is relevant to you as a Jewish person, then you have come to the right place. Yes, we wholeheartedly believe that Yeshua (his Hebrew name) is the Messiah of Israel, and we have […]
Imagine what it would be like going to Israel and discovering God walking in the Kotel. You might have a sense of wonder, and strangely, confidence as you see him teaching students and healing people who were once paralyzed. You see people praising God in response to being healed. You start walking toward the crowd […]
Can we become a tzaddik (a righteous person) by following the mitzvot of the Torah? It might seem so. The greatest rabbis of recent memory, such as Lord Jonathan Sacks and Adin Steinsaltz, have garnered wide acclaim for the profundity of their moral insight. Their devotion to Torah has inspired Jewish people, and even non-Jews, […]
If there is anything we know about the Messiah, it is that the Messiah will bring world peace. Yet, we who are Jewish believers in Yeshua (Jesus) claim that the Messiah has come, despite it being obvious that there has been no world peace since Yeshua’s day. This is a powerful objection because all one […]
When we lose a loved one, we recite the mourner’s Kaddish. Oddly enough, in this ancient Jewish prayer, we do not speak of death. Instead, our kavanah (intention) is directed toward God, praising Him and pleading with Him: “May there be abundant peace from heaven, and life, for us and for all Israel; and say, […]
When antisemites misuse the New Testament to justify their hatred of Jewish people, one of their favorite verses to cite is John 8:44. They claim this passage labels Jewish people as “children of the devil.” The verse reads: “You are of your father the devil, and your will is to do your father’s desires. He […]
What is supersessionism, and why is this Christian theology so detrimental to the Jewish people? Supersessionism is the belief that the promises, covenants, blessings, and election bestowed upon the Jewish people in the Hebrew Bible have (1) been transferred to Christians and (2) been abrogated, cancelled, or made obsolete for Jewish people. This theology has […]
If Yeshua (Jesus) is the Messiah, why don’t our rabbis believe in Him? This is a thought-provoking question, but it begins with a faulty assumption. I want to share with you the story of an Orthodox rabbi who initially rejected the New Testament entirely but later came to embrace its core message—that Yeshua is indeed […]
As we celebrate Passover, a season steeped in tradition and remembrance, many of us will gather with family to retell the story of our liberation from Egypt. We’ll ask the four questions, dip parsley in salt water, and savor matzah—all symbolic acts that connect us to generations past, and our redemption in the future. But […]
Have you heard, “Saul the Jew converted to become Paul the Christian”? This is a common narrative of Paul’s life in Jewish and Christian communities alike. However, does this characterization of Paul stand up to scrutiny when we read the earliest and best sources by Paul and about Paul? What if Paul always remained Jewish? […]