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The gospel is that God will restore ALL THINGS. We want to see everyone restored to their heavenly Father by the blood of Yeshua (John 3:16). He restores us to obedience through the Holy Spirit (Jeremiah 31:31-34, Ezekiel 11:19-20 and 36:26-27, Joel 2:28-32). He restores us to the land of Israel (Ezekiel 36:24, Joel 3:18-21, Jeremiah 16:14-15, Amos 9:13-15), and He will restore the earth (Revelation 21).
We want everyone to know that they can have a new identity in Yeshua (2 Corinthians 5:17). We want them to know their identity is Israel, (God’s set apart holy people). Followers of Yeshua are the offspring/seed of the woman, the seed of Abraham and the commonwealth of Israel. We are in covenant relationship with God, and we keep His commandments have/hold to the testimony/faith of Yeshua.
The Hebrew word for faith is “emuna”. It means “believe and obey.” We want to see people believe in Yeshua and follow Him by obeying the Father’s Instructions. We are saved by grace through faith. This is justification. But we will be sanctified over a Lifetime. This comes from obeying God’s Torah (Law). Paul said in Romans “Do we make void the Law through faith? No! (By no means). We establish the Law.
Service is faith in action. Avodah means “service, work and worship.” We believe our service to people is worship. This is one example of living like Yeshua, selflessly. We follow what He did and taught. We pattern our lives after His. He came as the suffering Servant (Isaiah 53). He did the will of His Father, and if we follow Him, we do the same. We want to be useful in His service.
We want to help people discover the Word as it was truly meant to be understood. We want them to apply it in the last days to be prepared for our Messiah and King, Yeshua HaMashiach. He is coming as our bride- groom, and He’s coming for a bride. The church needs to get ready. We need to disciple people so they can learn God’s Word and be worker’s for the Kingdom.
The Hebrew word for dedication is “channukah”. It means “dedication, consecration.” All believers should dedicate and consecrate themselves to be like Yeshua. We were bought with a price, so we should devote ourselves to Him. We present ourselves as “living sacrifices” to be “holy, well-pleasing to God, which is our reasonable service (Romans 12:1).”
