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Reflections, sermons, and statements of faith from The Way of Yeshua Ministries.
October 16, 2026
Parashat Noach: One Door in the Ark
This week’s Torah portion, Noach (Genesis 6:9–11:32), carries us through the flood, the one door of the ark, the rainbow covenant, and the tower of Babel — judgment, grace, and the God who shuts His people safely in.
Read this week’s teaching →October 11, 2026
Faith & TeachingThe Sabbath: Why We Keep It, the Blessings It Carries, and Why It Was Never Done Away With
The seventh-day Sabbath is not a Jewish custom that expired at the cross. It is a creation ordinance, a covenant sign, a prophetic picture of rest in Messiah, and a weekly gift from God that still stands. This post explores the biblical foundation of Shabbat, the blessings it carries, and why the arguments for its abolition simply do not hold up to Scripture.
Continue reading →October 9, 2026
Torah StudyParashat Bereshit: In the Beginning Was the Word
This week we begin the Torah again. Bereshit (Genesis 1:1–6:8) opens with creation by the Word, the image of God in every person, and — already in the garden — the first promise of the Messiah.
Continue reading →October 2, 2026
Holidays & FeastsSimchat Torah: The Joy of the Unending Word
This Shabbat is Shemini Atzeret, and Simchat Torah follows — we finish V’Zot HaBerachah, the last portion of the Torah, and immediately begin again at Bereshit. The Word of God has no final page.
Continue reading →September 25, 2026
Holidays & FeastsSukkot: The God Who Dwells With Us
Sukkot — the Feast of Tabernacles — begins this Shabbat. The flimsy booth, the season of our joy, and the Messiah who stood up on the feast’s great day and cried, “If anyone thirsts, let him come to me.”
Continue reading →September 23, 2026
Faith & TeachingWhat Does It Mean to Be Messianic? Identity, Observations, Hebrew Roots, and What Constantine Changed
Messianic faith is not a new religion — it is a return to the oldest one. It is the faith of Abraham, Moses, and the apostles, recovered in the light of the risen Messiah Yeshua. This post explores what it means to live as a Messianic believer: our identity, our observances, our Hebrew roots, and what was stripped away from the faith in the fourth century.
Continue reading →September 18, 2026
Faith & TeachingIsaiah 53: The Suffering Servant and the Messiah Who Fulfilled It
Isaiah 53 is the most remarkable prophetic passage in all of the Hebrew Scriptures — written 700 years before the crucifixion, it describes the suffering, death, and vindication of a Servant whose wounds bring healing to others. Yeshua of Nazareth fulfilled it in precise and stunning detail.
Continue reading →September 18, 2026
Torah StudyParashat Ha'azinu: The Song of the Rock
This week’s Torah portion, Ha’azinu (Deuteronomy 32), is Moses’ great song — read on Shabbat Shuvah, the Sabbath of Return between Yom Teruah and Yom Kippur. The Rock, His work is perfect.
Continue reading →September 14, 2026
Faith & TeachingFoundations of Faith: Who Is Yeshua, How Are We Saved, Is God Allah, and What Is the Godhead?
Four foundational questions every believer and seeker deserves a clear, Scripture-grounded answer to: Who is Yeshua (Jesus)? How does one receive salvation? Is the God of the Bible the same as Allah? And what does the Bible teach about the nature of God — the Godhead?
Continue reading →September 11, 2026
Holidays & FeastsYom Teruah: The Shofar and the Lamb
Rosh Hashanah — Yom Teruah, the Feast of Trumpets — begins tonight at sundown and falls on Shabbat itself this year. The shofar, the binding of Isaac, and the trumpet that will sound at our King’s return.
Continue reading →September 5, 2026
Torah StudyParashat Ki Teitzei: When You Go Out to Battle
This week’s Torah portion, Ki Teitzei (Deuteronomy 21:10–25:19), contains more commandments than any other single portion — 74 by tradition — covering everything from returning a lost ox to the verse that becomes the hinge of the Gospel: “cursed is everyone who is hanged on a tree.”
Continue reading →September 4, 2026
Torah StudyParashat Nitzavim–Vayeilech: The Word Is Very Near You
This week’s double Torah portion, Nitzavim–Vayeilech (Deuteronomy 29:9–31:30), gathers all Israel before God with a choice of life or death — and a promise Paul says is about the Messiah: the word is very near you.
Continue reading →August 28, 2026
Torah StudyParashat Ki Tavo: Firstfruits and the Wandering Aramean
This week’s Torah portion, Ki Tavo (Deuteronomy 26:1–29:8), opens with a basket of firstfruits and a confession of redemption — and points to the Messiah, the firstfruits of those who have fallen asleep.
Continue reading →August 21, 2026
Torah StudyParashat Ki Teitzei: Holiness in the Ordinary — and the Tree
This week’s Torah portion, Ki Teitzei (Deuteronomy 21:10–25:19), holds more commandments than any other — lost oxen, honest weights, rooftop railings — and one verse Paul places at the very center of the Gospel.
Continue reading →August 14, 2026
Torah StudyParashat Shoftim: A Prophet Like Moses
This week’s Torah portion, Shoftim (Deuteronomy 16:18–21:9), calls for judges, kings under the Word, and true prophets — and contains one of the clearest promises of the Messiah in all of Torah: “a Prophet like me.”
Continue reading →August 7, 2026
Torah StudyParashat Re’eh: See, I Set Before You a Blessing and a Curse
This week’s Torah portion, Re’eh (Deuteronomy 11:26–16:17), sets two roads before us — blessing and curse — and teaches us about true worship, discernment, open hands to the poor, and the joy of the feasts.
Continue reading →July 31, 2026
Torah StudyParashat Eikev: Man Does Not Live by Bread Alone
This week’s Torah portion, Eikev (Deuteronomy 7:12–11:25), takes us into the wilderness of testing, the daily manna, the danger of forgetting God in prosperity, and the call to circumcise our hearts — the very Scriptures Yeshua wielded in His own testing.
Continue reading →July 24, 2026
Torah StudyParashat Va’etchanan: Hear, O Israel
This week’s Torah portion, Va’etchanan (Deuteronomy 3:23–7:11), falls on Shabbat Nachamu — the Sabbath of Comfort — and carries the Shema, the greatest commandment, and the tender grace of God toward a leader told “no.”
Continue reading →July 17, 2026
Torah StudyParashat Devarim: Words in the Wilderness
This week’s Torah portion, Devarim (Deuteronomy 1:1–3:22), opens Moses’ farewell address on Shabbat Chazon, the Sabbath before Tisha B’Av — a week to remember honestly, grieve faithfully, and fix our eyes on the One who wept over Jerusalem.
Continue reading →July 10, 2026
Torah StudyParashat Matot–Masei: Every Stage of the Journey
This week’s double Torah portion, Matot–Masei (Numbers 30:2–36:13), closes the book of Numbers with the weight of our words, the record of forty-two encampments, and the cities of refuge that point to Messiah, our refuge.
Continue reading →July 3, 2026
Torah StudyParashat Pinchas: A Covenant of Peace
This week’s Torah portion, Pinchas (Numbers 25:10–30:1), gives us a covenant of peace, five daughters who asked boldly, a shepherd for sheep without a shepherd, and the daily offering that never stopped burning.
Continue reading →June 26, 2026
Torah StudyParashat Chukat–Balak: The Serpent Lifted Up and the Star of Jacob
This week’s double Torah portion, Chukat–Balak (Numbers 19:1–25:9), holds two of the most explicitly Messianic pictures in Torah: the bronze serpent lifted up in the wilderness, and the Star that shall come out of Jacob.
Continue reading →June 19, 2026
Torah StudyParashat Korach: The Staff That Budded
This week’s Torah portion, Korach (Numbers 16–18), confronts rebellion and pride — and answers them with an intercessor standing between the dead and the living, and a dead staff that blossomed overnight.
Continue reading →June 12, 2026
Torah StudyParashat Shelach: Eyes of Faith in a Land of Giants
This week’s Torah portion, Shelach (Numbers 13–15), tells of twelve spies, one land, and two reports — and ends with tzitzit on our garments and the hem of the Messiah’s robe.
Continue reading →June 6, 2026
Torah StudyParashat Beha'alotcha: When You Raise Up the Lamps
This week’s Torah portion, Beha’alotcha (Numbers 8–12), opens with the menorah and carries us through the cloud, the trumpets, the wilderness complaints, and Miriam’s leprosy — a rich and searching word for those who follow Yeshua today.
Continue reading →May 20, 2026
Holidays & FeastsJoin Us for a Shavuot Get-Together
Shavuot begins at sundown on Thursday, May 21, 2026. Join The Way of Yeshua Ministries for a get-together to celebrate the giving of the Torah and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit.
Continue reading →May 20, 2026
Holidays & FeastsRosh Hashanah: What It Is and How to Celebrate It at Home
Rosh Hashanah — the Feast of Trumpets — is one of the appointed times of the Lord. Here is what it means for followers of Yeshua and how every household can keep it.
Continue reading →January 27, 2026
Faith & TeachingBlessings
Baruch HaShem! May the Lord bless you this day and move you in His grace.
Continue reading →December 21, 2025
Faith & TeachingSermon Of The Day
Today I want to talk about works for Yeshua. Our works are directly linked to our light for Yeshua that the world sees.
Continue reading →December 10, 2025
Faith & TeachingThe Way Of Yeshua Ministries Statement Of Faith
The Way of Yeshua Ministries believes: Yeshua is the Way, the Truth, and the Life. Nobody comes to the Father except through Him.
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