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@jewsforjesusauWe are the Australian branch of Jews for Jesus—because faith in Jesus is a viable and thriving expression of Jewish life.
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The new Netflix show, “Mary,” caused controversy when casting Israeli actress Noa Cohen as the lead. The Jewishness of Jesus is worth defending, not just for Jews, but for anyone who follows him. Click the link below to see why. buff.ly/4fZfjnf
It's been a hard week for a lot of us but Shabbat gives us a glimpse of the world to come. As the sun sets, we can’t help but long for the restoration that world will bring with it. Wishing you and your loved ones a Shabbat Shalom!
We help facilitate Jewish life here in Sydney, sharing with everyone we meet the life-changing message that true peace can be found in Yeshua.
We hope you’ve had a joy-filled and productive week! Shabbat Shalom—have a wonderful time of rest and community. 💙
The Torah reveals to us God’s passion for perfection, beauty, and grace—evident in 613 laws. One of God’s most amazing promises is that He would one day put His Law in our hearts. He wants to equip us to live and love more fully than we could ever imagine.
However you engage with Shabbat this week, we hope it is joy filled and refreshing. Shabbat Shalom!
When we pause to imitate God and rest, we're not only refraining from work, but we're actively handing over the job of deciding the path before us. Shabbat Shalom, friends.
This Sukkot, let’s take the time to remember our dependence on God and His provision in our lives. Chag Sameach from all of us at Jews for Jesus!
The Day of Atonement is about being able to openly bring our failings to God so that He can remove them. That cleansing and renewal is exactly what a Messianic approach to Yom Kippur focuses on. Click the link below to learn more! buff.ly/44TNFlz
Tonight, the Day of Atonement begins. It is a time to not only seek forgiveness, but to forgive. As we enter Yom Kippur and Shabbat, let's take a moment to reflect on this past year the forgiveness we can extend and receive .
As our first Shabbat of the new year begins, we want to encourage you to reflect on this past year and look back on how you’ve grown, what you’d like to leave behind and what you’d like to bring with you into 5785. Shabbat Shalom and Shanah Tova!
Shabbat is a gift to us from God. It a chance to take a breather at the end of the week and find refreshment before the beginning of another week. What's one thing you can do to this Shabbat to lean into rest?
Rosh Hashanah is a yearly time of renewal for the Jewish people. It is a time to turn back to God, to look ahead, and to welcome in the Days of Awe. Read more via this link: buff.ly/4cVsmUJ
When we pause to imitate God and rest, we're not only refraining from work, but we're actively handing over the job of deciding the path before us. Let's rest in the truth of this verse: "Many are the plans in a person's heart, but it is the Lord's purpose that prevails"
We’ve come to the end of another week! We hope as you celebrate Shabbat, you’ll find this time and space restful and restorative. Shabbat Shalom friends!
Have you ever thought about the anatomy of a choice? Choices aren’t simply the pursuit of our desires. Most of what we want is based on a complex blend of hopes, fears, and beliefs. Read more here: buff.ly/3X4jpkr
“Aren’t you just Christians?” We get that question a lot. The reality is, the word “Christian” simply means “follower of Messiah,” not “Gentile.” So yep, we’re Christians—but just like Jesus and all his first followers, we remain Jewish, and proud of it!
As we come to the end of another week, may you be able to find rest this Shabbat. And may the words of our Rabbi Yeshua bring comfort to those of you who need it. “Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened...and you will find rest for your souls." Shabbat Shalom 🧡
Two thousand years ago, many Jewish people believed Jesus was the long-awaited Messiah. Today, there are still Jews who agree. We’re some of them! Have questions? Send us a message!
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