Being a family of prayer is an expression of our identity. Our prayer life serves to transform us, to make us more like Messiah. Yeshua’s wants to become a more loving people who are working together to make God’s Name known, experienced, enjoyed, and made manifest in all the Nations.

When we celebrate Chanukah, as we remember the miracles that ADONAI “has done for our fathers in those days at this season,” we also remember the coming of the Jewish Messiah, Yeshua, into the world — the light of the world through whom all may have the light of life.

Hold on… to Yeshua, to our faith, to our families, to our congregation, and to our unique calling as Jew and Gentile, one in Messiah, because it’s who we are and why we exist.

Why does it take a man who is imprisoned because of corrupt officials, awaiting possible execution over false charges, to tell us how to find contentment? What does Paul know that we don’t?