The Didache, also known as “The Teaching of the Twelve Apostles,” stands as one of the earliest and most mysterious documents in the history of the early church. Its text, shorter in length yet far reaching in impact, offers a window into the beliefs, observances, and community halakha of the earliest followers of Yahshua.
The goal of this fallen world is the same as that faithful day in the garden. The alure and attraction of this world pulls believers and unbelievers alike into its grips through wealth, status, friends, religion, ETC. The enemy’s plan has not changed since the garden; he’s only become stealthier and more deceitful. The battle that started has only become more intense and with an enemy harder to target. The Word warns us not to become like the world, but to imitate our Messiah and to walk in the spirit which is full of life and peace.
Much like Moses, you may find yourself feeling discouraged, confused, and questioning where Yah is in your life. We all experience these moments, and often, the most heartfelt prayers come when we feel completely empty and simply ask for help. It’s in these times of humility, when we realize that there is nothing we can do on our own, that we must fully depend on and trust Him.
We as believers are expected to adhere to a high moral standard. Why? Because just like Samson YHWH expects us to be salt & light. To be the light in the darkness and that light only dwells in YHWH our Elohim. He is the source of our light. What seems popular to contrary belief is we must live, look, act, and be set-apart from this world.
It obvious within Christianity that the attempted removal or cover-up of the Torah (The Law) has led to some pretty serious problems that often seem irreversible, that is until Yeshua returns to establish His kingdom on earth. All of us associate our ‘religion’ from a vantage point of life experiences mixed with ideology. The majority of Christianity and its various denominations know very little about the Torah or even more so “keeping the Torah”. Learn More
Have you ever asked yourself why majority of believers attend church on Sunday? If you were raised in a Christian home most likely you were also taught that Sunday was the day you attend church, not a Sabbath day.
In this post we’re going to address these two questions:
1. What is the Venerable Day of the Sun?
2. What is the Biblical Sabbath?
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“You are the salt of the earth, but if the salt becomes tasteless, how shall it be seasoned? For it is no longer of any use but to be thrown out and to be trodden down by men.”
