Learning to Build Bridges
Resources on the Jewishness of the New Testament, antisemitism and more
Shalom, friend. Glad you are here.
This section is still being developed. But don't run off so soon. We have some things to get you started.
If you're a pastor or preacher, please check out our Sermon Notes. They are a weekly commentary on the Sunday Lectionary highlighting the Jewishness of the Gospel and the importance of the Hebrew Scriptures (Old Testament) in understanding the New Testament.
Download free e-books published by CMJ on anti-Jewish theologies, questions on the Holocaust, God's Middle East peace plan and more.
As we develop our Bridge Builder and Ground Breaker programs, we'll continue to add content to these pages.
Below are some educational blog posts we hope you find helpful.
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Fasts and Feasts
God's visual aids to teach us about himself and his plan of redemption
Christmas is the “most wonderful time of the year.” So why do we read about the death of children when we’ve just celebrated the incarnation of Resurrection Life itself? Jesus came down and became flesh to live among us to live our sorrow and open the door to everlasting joy.
A reminder of the importance of taking sabbath rest. Sabbath keeping honors God and refreshes us.
Bible Teaching
Thomas gets a lot of grief for not being with the others the day resurrected Jesus first appeared to them and for not believing their report. Jesus doesn't hold it against Thomas.
The LORD saves us to have relationship with us. The LORD anoints us so that we will tell others the good news. The Spirit of the LORD is upon you.
God's visual aids to teach us about himself and his plan of redemption
Jewish Roots
Thoughts on the triune God's calling on the disciples of Yeshua
The Prophets were expecting another redemption and a time when Torah would be written on hearts rather than stone. Jesus initiates the new covenant of Jeremiah 31:31 at his last Passover seder with his disciples.
How do you say Jesus' name in Hebrew? Dr. Michael Brown helps us out.