The Messianic Torah Observer

Thousands of former Christians are leaving their churches each year. What's a Torah Observant Believer in Y'shua Messiah to do?

Many contend that we should abandon capitalism and our way of life for socialism and that socialism is a good fit for Christianity. But is this in fact a proper line of thinking towards socialism? How must we view and approach socialism if it were to ever come our way as Torah Observant Believers in Y'shua Messiah? We discuss.

How does the concept of righteousness work as it relates to Torah? We discuss the dangers of Believers in Y'shua mistaking Torah observance as the sole means of making one righteous and how one is made truly righteous before Yahovah. We also discuss the current racial issues gripping our nation and bring everyone up to speed as it relates to the happenings of our Faith. 

Deuteronomy 15:1-18 instructs us on how we are to live out the Shmittah year. While some quibble over how to skirt around the regulations and stipulations of Shmittah, the Torah Observant Believer in Y'shua Messiah understands that Shmittah is more about Yahovah's love for humanity and how we are to imitate that love to the world.

Tithing as practiced today within and outside the Hebraic Roots of the Christian Faith is unlike the commandments for tithing provided for in Torah. Interestingly, despite churchianity's rejection of Torah, she has hijacked the Torah commandment to tithe. She has (churchianity) consequently cajoled, guilted and coerced members of the Faith to tithe to their respective organizations. This Torah Challenge examines tithing from the perspective of Torah and our responsibility as it relates to tithing as Torah Observant Believers in Y'shua Messiah.

Vampires actually do exist in many metropolitan areas of our nation and in various western nations throughout the world. Their presence serves as a wake-up call to Torah Observant Believers in Y'shua Messiah to holiness. Our challenge during this Halloween season is to stand for holiness, even in the midst of societal pressures to the contrary.

Father deem certain things unsuitable to be considered as food. Yet man has adopted many of these forbidden items as food. We as Yahovah's elect-His treasure-His Holy People, are called to a duty of holiness. As uncomfortable as it may seem--as difficult as it may appear--as desirable as some of these items may be to us, we must first and foremost answer the call to holiness and reject that which Father as forbidden. Doing goes a long way towards securing our relationship with the Creator of the Universe.

Torah provides us instruction on how we are to respond to the death of a loved one. Our challenge in this episode of Torah Living Daily Challenge is to respond to the death of a loved one in the context of Torah and our understanding of the Creator's control over all life on earth.

The nominal Christian's identity and purpose is shrouded and overshadowed by the other identities and purposes that are issued to them by society. But what does the Bible say as it relates to our identity and purpose in the Hebraic Roots Faith? It's an important issue to work through and we set about to do that here in this episode of Sabbath Thoughts and Reflections.

A former Muslim converted to Christianity was beaten an inch of his life by an Afghani Radical Islamist because the converted man gave witness of his new found Faith. What lesson does this teach us in the true Faith once delivered? Let's discuss.