Kehillat Yeshua Ministries
At Kehillat Yeshua Ministries we strive to model a life built on these three things, in that order. Yeshua. First and always foremost, we are disciples of Messiah Yeshua, through the grace of Adonai, and by the power of the Ruach Ha’Qodesh (Holy Spirit). We promote, teach, and - God willing - embody the Gospel of the Kingdom for all (both Jew and Gentile). Torah. Second, we uphold the ongoing validity and applicability of God’s Torah (”Law”). We seek to observe these commandments in our daily lives to the best of our abilities, both individually and corporately. Fellowship. Third and finally, we strive to promote fellowship and community. All believers should be actively involved and engaged with a local fellowship community whenever possible. Torah was given to a corporate entity – Israel – and is meant to be lived out in community with others.
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Thursday Dec 23, 2021
Thursday Dec 23, 2021
In Part 2 of the Fruit of the Spirit series, Jonathan moves on to the second topic: gentleness.
What is gentleness, and how do we exhibit this fruit of the Spirit?
Be sure to check out Part 1 first, with the topic of Self-Control and the introduction to this series.
To learn more about our ministry, our fellowship in Cleveland, TN, or to give to support our work, please visit us at https://nrfcommunity.org.
Thursday Dec 23, 2021
Thursday Dec 23, 2021
Kicking off a new teaching series, Jonathan introduces a study on P'ri ha'Ruach, the fruit of the Spirit, centered on Galatians 5. Rather than go in sequential order, however, we will be looking at each one each week in reverse order.
Part 1 thus starts with "Self-Control." Fruits are not, themselves, works. That distinction is established early on in this teaching. This study looks at multiple facets of the Biblical concept of self-control, using many Scriptural examples.
To learn more about our ministry, our fellowship in Cleveland, TN, or to give to support our work, please visit us at https://nrfcommunity.org.
Thursday Dec 23, 2021
Thursday Dec 23, 2021
Thanksgiving is not a Biblical holiday. However, it is a good time to be reminded to give thanks to Adonai for all He has done for us. Likewise, thanksgiving as an act is a Biblical necessity.
So while one may choose to participate in Turkey Day or not, giving thanks to our Creator is an act of worship. That's what Jonathan covers in this important part of our Foundations series.
NRF: First Century Judaism for All of Yeshua's Followers
This podcast is made up of sermons and teachings delivered at Nehemiah Restoration Fellowship, a Messianic Jewish congregation in Cleveland, TN. At NRF, we strive to build an environment that encourages believers to emulate what we refer to as "First Century Judaism." The original faith of Yeshua (Jesus) and the Talmidim (Disciples). Whether Jew or Gentile, we invite you to join us on this walk.