“A Work in progress”

The more we learn, study, and live out our belief in Torah the more we learn and begin to understand that we need grace or loving-commitment (chesed). His chesed endures forever! When we desire His Ways and take up frequent inventory of ourselves we come to realize that being His follower can be difficult but truly worth while. We lose friends and family at times by simply separating ourselves from what Yah says is wicked. Are we more afraid of hurting a human being’s feelings or deviating from the path that Y’shua told us to walk; the one that is narrow and hard-pressed with many trials? The following verses of Y’shua’s words add context to our conversation:

Mat 24:40 (LSB) “Then there will be two in the field; one will be taken, and one will be left.
Mat 24:41 (LSB) “Two women will be grinding grain at the mill; one will be taken and one will be left.

Sometimes this verse makes me remember to be compassionate towards others that oppose the Truth without deviating from the Truth.. It can be very challenging but we must remember that Our Father has never stopped crying out for us to truly love Him and love each other. “If we can’t forgive each other our sins in the household of belief, my friends, we are doomed.”
Now this also takes context and understanding and likeminded folks that are as hungry to put holiness first in the congregation as you are. We are truly seeking brothers and sisters to walk with on this path that can be lonely and misunderstood, and alienating at times. We have met so many wonderful people but ultimately the fellowship falls short and at times my wife and I actually lost hope of fellowship after some really brutal experiences. “We always seem to get attached to the sheep but ultimately it is traditions, calendars, Name pronunciation, and sadly racism that ravages the Body. These things destroy the Body of Messiah and some of us are truly more spiritually awakened to this chaos and in Holiness look to subdue it. This is why we are doing this website to share the Holy teachings that Abba has shared with His servant, your brother in Messiah which bring a simplicity and diverse unity. In conclusion, may we never give up on the bond of fellowship and the assembling of ourselves together to worship YHWH in His Son Y’shua HaMoshiach (Messiah).
Gal 6:2 (TS2009) Bear one another’s burdens, and so complete the Torah of Messiah.
May Messiah come speedily and in our day!

Shalom lekha