Posts by Chris

When Does a Gentile Stop Being a Gentile? Understanding Our Place in God’s Story The question of how believers in Yeshua should live has echoed through the centuries since the first followers gathered in Jerusalem. Should we follow certain parts of God’s teachings, or are we bound to all that applies to us? This isn’t Read More

Shavuot: Where Heaven Meets Earth in Fire and Spirit The spring air carries something sacred during this season. We stand at the threshold of one of God’s most profound appointed times—a moment when heaven touched earth not once, but twice, leaving an indelible mark on human history. Fifty days. That’s the count from the barley Read More

The Ancient Roots of Unity: How God Always Planned to Bring the Nations Together The story of God’s people is far more diverse and inclusive than we often imagine. When we peer into the world of first-century Judaism, we discover not a monolithic religious structure, but a vibrant tapestry of different groups, beliefs, and practices—all Read More

Are We Living “The Way”? Rediscovering Ancient Faith in Modern Times When we’re truly passionate about something, we dive deep. We want to know everything about it, understand its history, master its intricacies. Whether it’s classic cars, cooking, or carpentry, genuine interest drives us to explore beyond the surface. Yet when it comes to faith—something Read More

The Transformative Power of Participation: Healing Through Obedience There’s a fascinating tension woven throughout Scripture that speaks directly to our daily spiritual walk. On one hand, we affirm that God is sovereign over all things. On the other, we exercise genuine free will—the freedom to choose our path. Add to this the transforming power of Read More

The Fellowship of Thanksgiving: Rediscovering Gratitude in Ancient Offerings As Passover/ Feast of Unleavened Bread wrap up, there’s something profound to discover in the ancient fellowship and thanksgiving offerings described in Leviticus that helps us understand Yeshua’s death, burial and resurrection. These sacrifices, often overlooked in favor of sin offerings, reveal a dimension of worship Read More

When God Sanctifies His Name: Understanding Exile, Redemption, and Holy Living The concept of holiness often feels abstract in modern Christian life. We hear the word “holy” and might think of stained glass windows, hushed reverence, or unattainable perfection. But the Biblical understanding of holiness is far more concrete and transformative: it means being set Read More

Beyond the Sabbath: Living in Holiness Every Day of the Week We live in an age of spiritual performance. Social media feeds overflow with declarations of religious achievement, carefully curated snapshots of devotional life, and public displays of spiritual superiority. Yet rarely do we see posts about the quiet, unglamorous work of transformation—the daily grind Read More

For Such a Time as This: Understanding Our Place in God’s Eternal Story The ancient story of Purim carries a message that reverberates through history into our present moment. It’s a tale of hidden providence, spiritual warfare, and the mysterious ways God works behind the scenes to preserve His people and His purposes. The God Read More

 The Heart of Participation: From Bondage to Building God’s Dwelling The ancient instructions for building the Tabernacle might seem like a relic of a bygone era—detailed blueprints for a portable sanctuary constructed thousands of years ago. Yet these passages contain profound truths about how God invites us into relationship and calls us to participate in Read More