(Deuteronomy)As believers in Messiah, we are bound to keep the new law and free to observe the old law, because the old law has been rendered inoperative. It pleases G-d when we maintain our Jewish identity, and when gentiles choose to identify with us. (link to "Defense Of Messianic Congregations")

(Deuteronomy)What should our attitudes and responsibilities be toward G-d's commandments and laws? As believers, we are to read, study, apply, and keep the commandments of G-d.

How is it that the existence of the Jewish People form evidence for the truth of G-d's Word?

What does G-d want from us as we go into a new year? We need to examine ourselves and rededicate our lives to G-d.

(Revelation 22)

(Deut. 21:1-23)
Dishonoring man and marriage brings G-d's anger and curse.

Finding the Messiah should cause us to believe, receive, and worship Him.

(Deut. 20:1-20)In difficult times, we should trust G-d and not compromise with the world.

(Deut. 19:1-21)
We are to love our fellow man by respecting and caring for each other's life and property.

Hanukkah tells us how G-d delivered His people and prepared the world for the Messiah.