First Fruits of Zion

04/09/2026

This Shabbat is the yahrzeit of Pauline Rose, the first lady of twentieth-century Messianic Judaism. Learn more about her here.

The First Lady of Twentieth-Century Messianic Judaism

04/09/2026

Shabbat shalom! This week’s double portion is Nitzavim–Vayelech.

Moses calls every soul in Israel to enter the covenant, binding even future generations to HaShem’s laws. He warns that exile will follow disobedience but promises future restoration. When Israel repents, HaShem will gather them from the nations and circumcise their hearts. The Torah is not beyond reach but near, beckoning for obedience. Moses sets before Israel life and death, blessing and curse, urging them to choose life by loving HaShem and keeping His commandments.

On his one-hundred-twentieth birthday, Moses announces that Joshua will lead Israel into the land. Moses commands Joshua to be strong and courageous. Israel will read the Torah aloud during Sukkot every seven years. HaShem warns that Israel will stray, and Moses must teach them a prophetic song as a witness against them. After exhorting Joshua again to lead with faith, Moses prepares to teach Israel the song.

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The name of the fifty-first reading from the Torah is Nitzavim, which means “you are standing.” The name is derived from the first verse of the portion in which Moses says, “You stand [*nitzavim*] today, all of you, before the LORD your God” (Deuteronomy 29:10). In this portion, Moses invite...

03/09/2026

Striving to do good shouldn’t be pitted against putting faith in Jesus. Pursuing righteousness is what disciples do.

Learn more about The Narrow Path bible study here: https://www.torahclub.org/tnp

03/09/2026

Malchut Europe wasn’t a conference. It was so much more than that. Learn about the international impact here.

Something Stirred in Stratford

03/09/2026

The Knesset Menorah stands as a visual testimony to the long story of Israel—from the patriarchs to the present day. This year’s Biblical Art Calendar, “Israel’s Menorah,” draws from that rich imagery, pairing it with the weekly Torah portions, festivals, and key biblical dates for 5787. It is an invitation to reflect on the faithfulness of God across generations.

The Biblical Art Calendar is available now in our Resource Center: https://vist.ly/5h74w

03/09/2026

Why is it so important for the church to embrace Jesus’ Jewish identity?

How the Jewish Jesus is leading many to see the gospel with new eyes

02/09/2026

Jesus taught within a Jewish worldview, and that matters for how we understand repentance. When he called people to repent, he wasn’t merely telling them to change their minds. He was calling them to turn from sin, return to God, and change how they lived.

Watch the full episode here: https://vist.ly/5h3sd

02/09/2026

Many Christians are rediscovering the Jewishness of Jesus! (article below)

02/09/2026

The gospel doesn’t call us merely to “ask Jesus into our heart.” It calls us to recognize our sin, repent, and turn back to God. Grace is free, but repentance means actually changing course.

Learn more about The Narrow Path bible study here: https://vist.ly/5gxja

01/09/2026

Jesus or Yeshua? Or Yehoshua? Or Yahshua?!

Here’s the thing. The power of Messiah’s name isn’t locked inside one perfect pronunciation. But for many people, calling him “Yeshua” is more than a cosmetic update. It points to something deeper: rediscovering Jesus as the Jewish Messiah.

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