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We all know the parable of the Good Samaritan well. There was a victim that was beaten, two men did not help him, but the third man, a Samaritan did. When telling this story, Yeshua intentionally mentions specific details that reveal more about the story. From the priest and the Levite to the specific way the Samaritan helped the wounded man, all find their roots in the Hebrew Old Testament.
In the account of Luke, Luke masters the art of painting a story before our eyes, giving clues and patterns to lead us on a journey of true life. This week we explore the moment Yeshua begins His journey toward Jerusalem. During this journey, he is rejected over and over again, faced with constant opposition, and many turning their backs on Him. This is the journey that leads Him to His victory in Jerusalem, but not in a way the world expects. In this message, we explore how we are to navigate our journey in life, bounce back from the opposition, and how to win as Yeshua did.
As we make our way through the Sermon on the Mount, we discover some radical teachings by Jesus concerning how we are to view and treat other people in regards to bitterness, hatred, and violence. We will also be looking at Paul's striking discussion on living in a new reality in light of Yeshua and looking at the world through the lens of what took place on Calvary.
Join us for services this Saturday, June 19th, at Founded in Truth Fellowship. We are excited to dive into this week's Torah portion, engage in collective worship, and take a look at one of the most common metaphors that are used to describe God as a father. This description is used in the Old Testament as a way to shock the culture that existed at that time. Yeshua Himself also encouraged us to view our relationship with God as our father so that we could grasp the fullness of intimacy found in a relationship with Him.
Join us as we dive into what Yeshua says about the Torah, how He has come to give the greater revelation of the Torah, and how the underlying message of the Torah is that it points us to something greater than itself; Yeshua.
This week we explore the unique version of the sermon on the mount presented in the gospel of Luke where Luke adds a series of "Woe Oracles" where Yeshua presents a pattern of blessings and curses similar to that found in the Torah.
Join us as we discuss why Shavuot is truly important to believers in Yeshua.
Join us as we take a look at what Yeshua means when He says "you are the salt of the earth". Does this really mean we are a seasoning or do the scriptures give us a clearer context? When we explore this question we may be surprised at what Yeshua truly calls His followers to do.
Join us for services this Saturday, May 8th, at 11:00 AM Est. We are excited to join together with worship, diving into this week's Torah Portion, and taking a deeper look into Paul's words concerning how to speak truth through love.
Join us for services this Saturday, April 24th as we come together for live worship as well as dive into His word! We also have a very special announcement to make concerning leadership. When Yeshua took His disciples up the mount to teach them the Kingdom ethic known as the Sermon on the Mount, he begins with the beatitudes. In this series of blessings, Yeshua lays out the road signs of what a true covenant follower will live like, referring to them as salt and light. Join us as we explore the radical teachings of Yeshua and what it really means to be the salt of the earth.
Join us for in-person services this Saturday, April 10th, at 11:00 am EST. We are excited to come together for corporate worship of our King, dive into this week's Torah Portion, and discuss a story of unity in the book of Acts.
Barnabas is a well-known character in the New Testament as well as Paul. Both had a heart for God's Kingdom and a heart for Yeshua's love overtaking the world. Both, however, had blind spots in their own priorities that they put over fellowship. Learn what caused them to split a ministry in two and how God calls us to be one, despite our differing opinions.
Join us for in-person services this Saturday, March 27th, at 11:00 am EST at Founded in Truth Fellowship! We are excited to celebrate the Sabbath with worship and diving into God's word. This Passover, we have a special message concluding our Passover series; Passover in Christ. Join us as we see what the New Testament says about Jesus being the greater Exodus and greater Passover from Sin and Death.
Join us for services at Founded in Truth Fellowship this Saturday, April 17th at 11:00 am EST. We are excited to join together in worship,…
Join us for in-person services this Saturday, March 20th, at 11:00 am EST at Founded in Truth Fellowship! We are excited to celebrate the Sabbath with worship and diving into God's word. As Passover approaches, we continue to look at Passover throughout the narrative of the Hebrew Bible. This week, we visit what Passover represented for the Judean people in exile and what God promised was coming to bring about a new creation!
As we approach the Passover season, we remember the greatest Passover that took place with Yeshua. This week we start a journey through the Passover that took place in Egypt, followed by the Passover in exile, and conclude this short series with the Passover in Christ.
Mordechai plays a pivotal role in the story of Esther. Despite some flaws, Mordechai was the person that confronted Esther about the true reality that was set before her. Not the one she saw, where there was no hope, where she could not have any impact, or where she did not belong in the royal position. Mordechai confronted her on the reality that God is currently present, despite being unseen and she has been placed in a position to be an ambassador of His Kingdom. What can we learn from Mordechai?
How many times do we find ourselves in a place that we truly feel we are unqualified to be in? Struggling to "fake it til we make it", never having the confidence to fully embrace our environment? Join us as we look at what the Bible actually says about your circumstances and how to know God has placed you there for such a time as this.
This week we discuss the shortest of the gospel accounts, the Gospel of Mark. Discover why mark began his gospel account the way he did and purposely infused a stage of apocalyptic themes from the prophets to present the power of who Yeshua and how it changes us forever.
John wanted to pen his account of Yeshua with the sole focus always on Yeshua as front and center. Unlike Matthew, Mark, and Luke, John chooses to portray Yeshua as, not the trajectory of the story of Israel, but as ever-present before and during the story of Israel. In this message, we review what those implications are for believers today and what the dangers are in losing focus on that fact.
Join us as we continue our Missed Connections series as we dive into the Gospel according to John and find a scandalous assertion by a man named Phillip. What does John have to say about this new King that reigns over empires and how can we as believers grasp that eternal hope? We discuss this and more during this week's livestream services.
We are excited to come together for worship, this week's Torah Portion and a peek at the missed connection behind Yeshua's testimony of his yoke being easy and burden being light.
Paul, although not alive during 2020, went through quite a lot as well. From being a victim of political unrest to being beaten, thrown into jail, and even finding himself the only source of encouragement for a ship full of sailors as that wreck. How do we come to a place of "finding rest" just as Yeshua told us? How are we to understand His command of taking on "His yoke"? All this and more on this week's Shabbat livestream!
This week, we continue our "Missed Connections" series as we take a look at Luke 1 and explore the Old Testament clues hidden in Yeshua's conception and the nativity story.
A message about the end times and how God wins according to the Bible.
Explore what the Bible has to say about the temple in the end times and what Jesus has to say about it.
David Wilber speaks on why Hanukkah matters to us as Christians. Why do we celebrate this so-called “minor” Jewish holiday? How do the themes of this holiday inspire us to live boldly for Messiah today?
This week, we take a break from our current series in light of the season we find ourselves in, the season of gratitude. We explore the scriptures and revisit the story of Yeshua healing the 10 lepers and how it should impact the way you view your children, family, and relationship with God. You cannot be thankful for something that you feel entitled to.
This week, we explore Yeshua's parable of the vine and the branches in John 15 and discover it's hidden context located in the Hebrew Prophets.
Join us online for services this Saturday, November 14th, at 11:00 am EST! We are excited to be able to worship together online, explore this week's Torah Portion, and to dive into God's word to learn more about our King, Yeshua. This week, we continue our Missed Connections series by studying the creepy, yet inspiring vision of an army of the dead rising once again to be a living force in Ezekiel's vision. The New Testament author John makes a clear connection between Yeshua and this vision and how it is fulfilled in the person of Jesus.
In this Messianic teaching, Matthew speaks about how the biblical authors intentionally told stories that caused the readers to reflect on a deep emotional level. Don't fall into these traps!