Thanks for watching! If you have requests for future church visits, let me know below.
@smile-bro
Жыл бұрын
Can you do a video on a Muslim prayer service? I think that would be fascinating. Also can you do a video on a Presbyterian church if you haven’t already? I’m going to a Presbyterian affiliated college next year and I’d like to know more about what they believe and how they worship.
@phelpsphan4gooda623
5 ай бұрын
@@smile-bro Muslims don't believe in the same God we do dear. They believe God has no Son, and they believe Mohamad is God's last messenger. Their book quran is contradiction to the Bible and what our Lord teaches and it is an insult as it says Jesus was not crucified not killed but so appeared to them. It is really sad how Muslims are kept in this darkness either for their ignorance of scriptures and history, or their fear to face the truth and it's consequence, or just enjoying what they've been fed that suits their image so they have no interest to learn the truth. Anyways, may the Lord have mercy on everyone.
@JackKosherDog
4 ай бұрын
Thank you! FABULOUS! You did great! You've got me laughing so hard! I was in a Prayer class at a Methodist church 2009 We had a "Project" to pray earnestly for something we knew would be in God's will, AND we knew would be a miracle! I had a near to expiration Passport that I had gotten, because I wanted to visit Israel. Two months later, COMPLETELY MIRACULOUSLY, I walked out of the Air Port in Tel Aviv! Was there for 2 Life changing weeks ~ for $1989, give or take a few tips. MIRACULOUS price? Right? You don't want to read 3 pages, so long story short, this good little Methodist returned a WILD for Yeshua (Jesus) Messianic. Oh. Miracles have CONTINUED at least weekly. Sometimes daily! God is REAL!
@orangemanbad
4 ай бұрын
I’d love you to do a TLM Catholic. The immaculata church in St. Mary’s Kansas is one of the largest churches built in the last 50 years. It’s an SSPX cathedral. So beautiful.
@marlalink6746
Жыл бұрын
David, I continue to be so appreciative of your respect for all these different Christian sects. I am amazed at your Christ-like acceptance of all these diverse people (you have now shared 90 churches with us) in their attempts to find truth and to worship God along their lifes' journeys. May God continue to bless you and your efforts to love, accept, and share. Thank you so much.
@smile-bro
Жыл бұрын
💯 agree. Thank you!
@Lynn-r8h
16 күн бұрын
While Messianics aren’t Christian, we do welcome everyone.
@FeaverOut
Жыл бұрын
I adore this tradition. Messianic Judaism gives you so much perspective on how Jesus is the fulfillment of the Old Testament. I am so glad you took the plunge!!
@moontrack4625
11 ай бұрын
I understand the push back from Judaism. It would be like a Christian Church who did not believe in Jesus Christ. This is the BEST series on KZitem. Thank you so much for doing this.
@Taco0718
Жыл бұрын
Shalom! Don't feel bad that you did not understand what was going on. I am a Jew from the Reform movement, and I only started attending services semi-regularly a couple of years ago, and I remember my first service, and I can tell you I was definitely in your shoes lol. As for the negative reviews from other Jewish people regarding Messianics, all I will say is that although I think some of them are a bit aggressive going against them, at the same time I understand the feeling. Unfortunately there are some Christian groups who aggressively proselytize towards Jews, and considering the history between Jews and Christians regarding that, it is understandable. That being said, as long as it's not forced, I don't personally care if someone becomes Christian or not. Honestly most of the negativity comes from Orthodox Jews, who have a stick up their butt over everything SMH lol
@paulblack1799
Жыл бұрын
I really liked this review. Joseph, Mary and Jesus were messianic Jews. The apostles, too, and most early disciples.
@52churchesin52weeks
Жыл бұрын
Thanks Paul, appreciate it. That's on point, never really think of that. The rabbi/pastor mentioned in his sermon that with the curiosity they attract, the movement transcends all denominations with those Hebrew roots.
@Lauren-vd4qe
Жыл бұрын
excellent point
@orangemanbad
4 ай бұрын
Technically they were Pharisee Jews.
@phelpsphan4gooda623
Жыл бұрын
Shabbat Shalom dear brother! Just found ur channel came to my feed! I'm not Jewish but i follow the Messianic congregation. I was amazed by the teachings that i heard, connecting our Christian faith to the Jewish roots, like Christ have. I've been Christian all my life and never knew about the Passover meaning and the feasts of the Lord which God Almighty our Father gave it and told them to keep it forever. We Christians as part of God's people don't know anything about those, it's such a shame really. We don't have to do rituals or traditions, we know Christs fulfilled it all, but we are to know what God said and wanted us to keep. Christ is Jewish and He said He didn't come to abolish the law but to fulfill it. And yes, Yeshua is the same like Joshua, and it means the Salvation of God, Ya's Salvation in Hebrew. I never knew it in English or Arabic or Armenian we never know the meaning and i didn't really understand it when i read the gospel and it said ( You should call His name Jesus, because He will save His people! ) only in Hebrew it makes sense! I don't have a congregation to attend physically, but i follow online. There's (The Light of The Menorah - Messianic Congregation) They do bible study today at 4:00 i think, i watch their study. Also if you want check Pastor Mark Biltz of El Shaddai Ministries, He's wonderful. ShuvahY'israel is also very good, Rabbi Larry is Christian he's great and really funny too! He's been Christian for many years and talked about how many rabbi's came to know the Lord by studying scriptures. Jacob's tent fellowship for Pastor Bill Cloud, Yahweh's Restoration Ministry- Pastor Randy, and Lion and Lamb Ministries for Monte Judah are all Messianic congregations and i watched them, they teach solid messages and truly a blessing to learn from. There must be different ministries like every other denominations that we should sift through, because some they take it out of what it's suppose to be, so discernment is essential like in everything else. Regarding this specific congregation, i'm thinking may be the rabbi trying to reach his Jewish congregation to Jesus the Messiah by keep teaching them in the synagogue, like Paul did, the question is how they taking it knowing that he believes in Jesus and still accept him teaching them. Anyways, just wanted to say hi, and thank you for this video and your ongoing experience! I wish you could met one of them and saw what would they say and react for your visit! I'm introvert like you so i understand your feelings there and much appreciated your detailed sharing! The Lord bless you and keep you dear brother, have a blessed day 🙏💕
@sharons722
5 ай бұрын
I am also threading the same way like you. I am from India and most people have no idea about this. All they know is catholic., so I too follow the same teaching online. Some other great teaching I follow is Jim Staley, almond house fellowship, Torah class by Bradford. So enjoy such teaching
@phelpsphan4gooda623
5 ай бұрын
@@sharons722 Nice! God bless you dear, glad you found the Messianic teaching and enjoying it. May the good Lord watch over you and ur family and friends hope it's safe where you are. I lately found Torah Class yt channel by brother Brad, i like it too. We listen to diffrent teachers but our main and only teacher is Yeshua Christ Jesus, He came to teach us and we have everything we need by Him. God bless all good teachers following the Lord ways and teachings as best as they could .. The Lord sees it all and will repay accordingly. Have a blessed Shabbat Shalom and see you in the Kingdom! Maranatha
@SaltandCrown
Жыл бұрын
I like the botanical garden & train opening! 🌺🚂🌿 very interesting video! ✡️
@elle5521
Жыл бұрын
Just like there are several Christian denominations, there are quite a few Messianic Jewish Congregations & several of us feel some congregations are too loose & not distinctive enough or things are going on that are not Torah (scripture) based & include the pegan traditions & holidays that you mentioned at the beginning of this video that some traditional Jewish congregations are not happy with. Also, there was a “Jews for Jesus” messianic movement started back in the 70a that’s moved to Israel in its current form that was very militant in going after Jews & converting them to Messiah which has created resentment among the Jewish people who remember it.
@jdolby513
3 ай бұрын
Dude, just start watching The Chosen and you'll no longer be confused
@boba.6478
Жыл бұрын
Awesome David. Wonderful experience and excellent story. Thanks once again for sharing. Yeah linguistic and cultural learning definitely brings many things out in the scriptures that are sitting right there unnoticed. I don't know if you've watched any, but I highly, highly recommend The Chosen ( you have to watch it in order); they have a Messianic Jewish Rabbi on their advisory panel, and do a really good job (not flawless but really good) of displaying the cultural setting. Paul. As I understand Paul, he seems to me to be saying to the Judaizers, stop judaizing my Greek converts, you can keep your traditions, remembering that they point to the Messiah, but don't try to make Jews out of the Greeks. (I'm sure if they wanted to go that route that would be fine, but not necessary, as the Judaizers were teaching.) He also explained to the Greeks to not upset the Christians with a Jewish background. Basically, if you are a Gentile Christian going to have a potluck, awesome. If you are inviting Jewish Christians who observe the law and Jewish tradition to your potluck, don't be serving pork and catfish, cause that would make you a jerk. To both groups, I believe, he teaches they should encourage each other in their faith in and love for Christ, if they are using Jewish tradition to point to it or if they are not; and don't be stumbling blocks to each other. Too many Christians still want to point fingers at others who love Christ and are trying to follow Him but look and sound different from themselves, in stead of learning from and encouraging them. Thanks again, David.
@alex21mu
Жыл бұрын
I have attended messianic churches. Awesome people preaching the Hebrew true roots of our faith as Christians
@ShannonCarpenterTHMCoach
Жыл бұрын
That is interesting how diverse this congregation was! I have heard of Messianic Jews but haven’t thought about the many challenges that this movement faces.
@egabs
7 ай бұрын
Messianic Jews have existed from the very beginning…..our Lord spoke Aramaic, the preaching by the apostles was in Aramaic. They were Jews who accepted Christ as Messiah, and some held Jewish laws, practicing the faith in synagogues. As the gospel spread some Jewish communities accepted Christ, and the early church in Antioch, Jerusalem were in communion, in the Jewish dialect of Aramaic. These early churches have an existence today…..do your research. The modern messianic Jews are for the modern day Jews .
@kimoda9451
Жыл бұрын
i found your review interesting, and a bit surprising. i, also, am lifelong christian (protestant) and i adore the messianic judaism movement! i want to convert...lol. i love the mix of the jewish culture and practices mixed with belief that jesus is the messiah! love the music, the festivals, celebrations, movement during the services! it does sound like each congregation has their own feel, which is true for every church body, to a degree. and yes, i LOVE pizza with pineapple!
@wendylocke4537
4 ай бұрын
I guess I am fortunate to live in such a hugely diverse community. I’m always surprised when someone isn’t more familiar with Judaism and the foundation of our Christian faith. Thank you for your openness and sharing your experiences.
@ReMEMchannel
Жыл бұрын
I appreciate the consistent upload of knowledge, personally, there are lots of these worship center I never knew existed.
@WitnessJesustheChrist
Жыл бұрын
Thanks for this! I find this concept of followers of Jesus among Jews very interesting because Jesus was of course born a Jew. Very interesting! Love this
@LifeAmongTheWildflowers
Жыл бұрын
This was so interesting. We have a Christian / Jewish blended church here called House of David. I have been interested in visiting but I haven’t yet because of my fear of not having a clue what is going on.
@cyber.marshall
Жыл бұрын
Yeshua (ישוע) is the Hebrew version of the Greek Iesous (ιησους). Both Jesus and Joshua have the same name. Also, Paul never truly spoke against the Torah, as Peter indicates regarding Paul's letters: 2 Peter 3:14-17 (TLV): Therefore, loved ones, while you are looking for these things, make every effort to be found in shalom, spotless and blameless before Him. Bear in mind that the patience of our Lord means salvation-just as our dearly loved brother Paul also wrote to you with the wisdom given to him. He speaks about these matters in all of his letters. Some things in them are hard to understand, which the ignorant and unstable twist (as they also do with the rest of the Scriptures)-to their own destruction. Since you already know all this, loved ones, be on your guard so that you are not led astray by the error of the lawless and lose your sure footing.
@randyblankenship4000
Жыл бұрын
They are not Jewish Christians brother they are just Torah observant believers. They believe the entire Bible is for believers and should be used to get a complete picture of what scripture actually says. The get the real truth of scripture. Jewish people take the old testament and follow Yahuah's laws, statutes and commandments. They do not use the new testament. Christians do not believe the old testament or Yahuah's laws, statutes and commandments apply to us today so for the most part they dismiss the old testament and use the new testament. Christians believe that Yeshua died on the cross and in doing so did away with Yahuah's laws, statutes and commandments. Saved by grace through faith and you don't have to worry about anything else. Messianic believers believe you are saved by grace through faith and that you keep the laws, statutes and commandments. They do not believe that keeping the laws, statutes and commandments saved you. The believe that you are saved by grace through faith, they believe that you don't keep the laws, statutes and commandments to get saved you keep the laws, statutes and commandments because you are saved.
@Lynn-r8h
16 күн бұрын
While we aren’t insulted by being called “Jewish Christians,” we do not practice Christianity. We don’t do Xmas or Easter. We do observe the Lev. 23 commanded feast days as well as many other traditional days like Chanukah and Purim. Christians ignore those. We clean our homes for Passover. We abstain from the things that God told us not to eat. We observe Shabbat. We don’t do rib dinners on Sunday. 😀
@candidotabiliran7091
Ай бұрын
Amen. SHALOM 🙏 ALEICHEM. Ps 122:6
@embraceyourcurls677
Жыл бұрын
Very interesting! I would’ve never known all of these things about Masonic Jews thank you for this video!
@monus782
6 ай бұрын
I once interviewed the Messianic rabbi for a school project and I honestly don’t remember much anymore, I’ve been to the Reform synagogue several times but never to the Messianic one (but I’ve considered going out of curiosity) and my impression is that the local Jews don’t like them either.
@WordWideInformationNewsMinistr
21 күн бұрын
greetings in JESUS “YESHUA” I am a Gentile born again christian do you vou celebrate Sunday worship as JESUS resurrection day? SHALOM!!
@findyourgypsy8876
11 ай бұрын
I attended a messianic synagogue for a year and learned more about my own religion than I did in a lifetime of church. Church gives you theology, which is a fancy way of saying "human reasoning" based on western thought. By learning a little Hebrew culture and history, much of the Bible becomes common sense. Sadly, you'll also discover that some of the things they teach in typical churches are just wrong. You're LUCKY you didn't get a conversation going. Messianic Judaism is worse than crossfit and crypto put together Once someone gets your ear, you could be there for days. 🤣
@WItennisplayer
3 ай бұрын
Very Interesting.
@katymcdowell7237653
Ай бұрын
Why do Hebrews hate a Hebrew Who lived over 2,000 and spoke up for them against Rome? Read Isaiah 53 suffering Servant. He stood up for His people Sinat Chinam
@koilachannel
Жыл бұрын
Nice sharing 👍👍 Stay connected new friends Support from🇮🇩
@blessingehiagwina7692
Жыл бұрын
I never knew for jewish tradition the Sabbath is on Saturday.
@hollisjensen8141
9 ай бұрын
Messianic Judaism isn't Christianity, it's also not appropriation of Judaism. Many differences , Not the least of which is following Appointed Feasts and Festivals which isn't something done by Christians do. We live as the apostles did as the Master lived. Our services different. Majority keep kosher wear a kippah light candles on Friday night. Apostles lived as complete Jews having found the promised Messiah. They didn't celebrate Christmas as Yeshua birth was on Sukkot and certainly not Easter as we celebrate Passover which is actually biblical. But no we aren't Christians despite accepting him as Divine as the Promised Messiah.
@HomeGardenplantscare
Жыл бұрын
such a beautiful place
@peterfox7663
Жыл бұрын
Google reviews are about useless when it comes to churches
@tranceemerson8325
Жыл бұрын
I think the people who wrote bad comments about it didn't even understand where they are coming from
@52churchesin52weeks
Жыл бұрын
Definitely a possibility. Later, found an online article from a local Jewish publication warning its readers about the congregation when it started. It was supposed to be a news article, but made into an opinion piece (also mentioning the "Christianity playing Jewish dress-up"). I get it, other religions (Christianity included) lobs similar language as well. Just surprised how many of those negative reviews were left for several of these congregations.
@doctorwho8365
6 ай бұрын
Technically the apostles were messianic jews. Not new. Renewed.
@TheBlackmax02
4 ай бұрын
I hope you went back.....
@steventhomasson557
Жыл бұрын
all of the ancient prophets testified of "Christ"; the only ancient Jew's who weren't messianic; would be those who rejected the spirit of prophesy (testimony of Jesus). Even Buddah could probably be called "Christian".
@alex21mu
Жыл бұрын
Means happy sabbath ( Saturday)
@Lauren-vd4qe
Жыл бұрын
If those Jews now believe Jesus is their Messiah, then they would believe the New Testament also, which states in 1 Cor. 11:4 that men shd not pray with their heads covered, so why wd they continue to wear those yamakas hats in their religious service, doesnt make sense to me.
@heyitsbec
Жыл бұрын
It's about heritage as opposed to obedience to a law. Also, when Paul wrote that, it may well have been in reference to pagan men who wore hoods in their worship.
@Lauren-vd4qe
Жыл бұрын
@@heyitsbec what good is heritage if it opposes what Gods word states.
@heyitsbec
Жыл бұрын
God's grace gives us the freedom to celebrate Him however we are led; if anything, these traditions take on new meaning when we know the Messiah. We do it not out of obligation but out of joy. It doesn't make anyone righteous. However, insisting that celebrating traditions is wrong is in itself setting aside the graciousness of God.
@Lauren-vd4qe
Жыл бұрын
@@heyitsbec no thats not true; God provided his SON as a sacrifice and the New Testament for all mankind to read, study and obey, which includes the instruction of NO hats on men when they pray.
@SingForMeEntertainment
Жыл бұрын
I see this visit was quite peculiar to you.
@ParkerPennies
2 ай бұрын
Jewishness is not a religion. It is an ethnicity. A lineage. Judaism is the religion. Jacob had 12 sons. All Jews descend from those 12 sons. God changed Jacob's name to Israel. He promised Jacob that the Messiah would come from his family. It's amazing that this one family, has had such an impact on history ever since. So all Jews are descendant from Jacob's 12 sons. Not all Jews practice Judaism. Some Jews are Buddhists. Some Jews are atheists. And some Jews believe that Yeshua is the promised Messiah. If Yeshua (Jesus) is the promised Messiah, then wouldn't it be the Jewish thing to do to believe in him? What could be more Jewish than to believe in the Jewish Messiah promised to us by our God in the old Covenant. All peoples from all cultures in every nation believe in him. No problem there. but the moment a Jew believes in him, all chaos breaks out. Why? Lack of knowledge of the scriptures. The first 100 years of Church history was entirely Jewish. The first believers were all Jews. They met in culturally Jewish places and worshipped within a Messianic context. That only makes sense. The promise of Messiah had been made to them, before it was revealed to the rest of the world. But then the Church began to be more gentiles over time and less Jews and false doctrines began to creep in. Yeshua addressed this in the seven letters to the Churches at the beginning of Revelation. Every culture worships this Jewish Messiah Yeshua within their own cultures. Why should it be any different for Jews? People can not change their lineage. They can change their religion, but not lineage. Why should Jews, who have their own culture like everybody else, give up their culture? If anything, believing in Yeshua only ENHANCES our Jewishness. Adds clarity to things we only had a partial understanding of. He died on Passover, a Jewish Holy day. The blood of the Lamb placed on our doorposts and mantle point to him. The stripes and holes in the matzoh point to him. And the Afikomen points to him. The Afikomen is the middle matzoh that is wrapped in a white cloth, hidden away, and then brought out again later where everyone partakes of it. If that isn't a picture of Yeshua, I don't know what is. The gentile church should be in awe, that the veil is being lifted off our eyes. It means that the King is coming to begin his Messianic rule from Jerusalem for 1000 years. The Church, made up of Jews and gentiles, shall reign with him. Read the B'rit Chadasha (New Covenant).
@alex21mu
Жыл бұрын
Check out Church of God Seventh Day
@Lauren-vd4qe
Жыл бұрын
so if that leader is serving as a rabbi on saturday and a pastor on sunday, if he HAS found the truth that Jesus IS the Messiah, then WHY would he revert to being involved in untruth on saturdays (with the people that reject Jesus as the Messiah) and perpetrating/being involved in that major UNTRUTH, then throw it off and on Sundays be promoting Jesus AS the Messiah? sounds like hes got a foot in either religious camp, and the Bible clearly states that once we have found Jesus AS the Messiah, we are to throw OFF ALL former untruthfulness, etc and GO FORWARD in His Truth, not keep jumping from one puddle to another. very strange...reminds me of the verse that a double minded man is unstable in all his ways, etc...
@keithholgreen7294
Жыл бұрын
We should remember that Jesus was a Jew. He celebrated all the Holy days and feasts, and Passover. He is the sacrificial Lamb, without blemish. He lived as truly Jewish right up to his death. One day the Jewish people will come to a knowledge that Jesus Christ is the promised Messiah. This Rabbi is most likely doing some incredible work being associated with both traditions of our Jewish sisters and brothers.
@cjextreme
Жыл бұрын
This is not uncommon. The Siekh religion is taking what they consider the best customs of Islam and Buddha and actually they are a good people.
@heyitsbec
Жыл бұрын
A rabbi is a teacher, not an unbeliever
@Lauren-vd4qe
Жыл бұрын
@@keithholgreen7294 u r correct, and i surmise that most jews who eventually DO recognize that Christ IS the Messiah, will do so during the tribulation period. what good are traditions if a leader does not directly POINT his listeners TO Christ?
@peterfox7663
Жыл бұрын
The Sabbath service is a Christian service. They affirm Jesus (Yeshua) as the savior, Messiah, anointed one.
@thejewishredneckprepper4675
Жыл бұрын
Most Messianic churches that I know of are of both made up of Jews and gentile converts. We are not Christian in the way that most refer to us as being. We do use both word Christians and Messianics because Jesus was the true Jewish Messieh. Like all religious Jews. Our doctrine is the Oneness of God even though there are some fringe group messianics who hold to the Catholic church and here daughter churches of the trinity. The trinity doctrine is heresy to Jews even us Jews who believe Jesus Christ was God. It water downs the Monotheism of God into Politheism. There are some Christian groups that hold to the oneness of God. Like Jesus only. We messianics have even been called that. Then there are Christadelphians. Some Mennonites, and some Baptist. even many more churches that believe in the oneness of God. Hevenu Shalom Alecheim
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