The "Game Changing" events of the New Covenant ushered in by the cross of Messiah created a new way in which people would be able to worship Adonai. The significance of the New Covenant became evident when the Ruach was poured out on the Gentiles as they entered into the kingdom and became worshippers of the Messiah.

Every time we interact with the Word of God, we should insert our lives into the text as a "litmus test" to see if it changes us. The powerful influence of Yeshua in Scripture should have a dynamic effect in our spiritual walk!

Two underlying themes are developed throughout the Tanakh: Messiah’s glory and the Restoration and Salvation of Israel. Those themes are Beth Messiah's Vision!

Is your worldview shaped by the culture that surrounds you or by the Word of God that indwells you? Political correctness rarely lines up with God's will in modern times!

The Tanakh gives us vivid examples of worship through Israel’s relationship with Adonai. We also learn several specific principles of worship from Isaiah’s radical worship experience: worship is built upon the foundation of G-d's everlasting dominion, Israel as a people and nation before the Lord, and Adonai’s covenant faithfulness.

Balaam was not able to curse Israel because G-d blessed the nation. We see examples of this divine favor even today, but can individual followers of Yeshua be cursed? Looking at examples from the story of Balaam and Balak, we discover the keys to walking in the blessings of Yeshua and learn how to avoid walking in the self-destruction that comes from following our flesh.

After people receive salvation, Adonai provides a safe environment in which they can mature in the faith. God’s desire for believers’ spiritual growth and His orchestration of the maturing process flow out of His deep love for His Sheep!