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Messiah
in the Passover is presented from a table
set with the traditional items of the Passover
Seder. The historic and symbolic significance
of each item is explained. Messiah in
the Passover emphasizes the connections
between the Old and New Testaments, the Jewish
roots of the Last Supper and the origins of Christian
Communion. You will understand why "Christ
our Passover" took the "cup after supper"
and the "unleavened bread" and said:
"this is my body ... this cup is the New
Covenant in my blood."
Perhaps
your church would like to experience a full Passover
Seder. We will send you recipes and give
you the assistance you need to organize it. Then
we will come and lead your church in the Passover
Seder. The Seder involves
more work for your church, and lasts for two and
a half hours, but it is a rich, meaningful experience
that will not quickly be forgotten by those who
participate.
Jesus
in the Jewish Holidays explains the major
Biblical holidays found in Leviticus 23. A table
is set with elements that represent each holiday.
As each holiday is explained we show how the Jewish
holidays are prophecies which unveil God's prophetic
plan to redeem humanity.
Our Sharing
Yeshua Seminar is designed to provide
background information on modern Jewish culture,
and significant historical events that have shaped
the Jewish outlook on Jesus. Also covered are
typical Jewish objections to Jesus and apologetics
that are useful in demonstrating that Jesus is
Israel's promised Messiah.
Is
God Finished with the Jewish People?
is based on Romans 11, which takes on new meaning
when seen through the eyes of a Messianic Jew.
An exposition of the chapter covers God's continuing
purposes for Israel, and how the Church should
be relating to the Jewish people.
We
are also available to preach any number of messages
from the Word of God.
We don't
have a set fee for any of our presentations. Normally
we ask that the church take a free will offering
for our ministry, and help pay for travel expenses
if there is a distance involved. We hope that
you are interested in bringing the Good News about
Messiah to the Jewish people, and having your
church learn more about the Jewish roots of our
Faith. We hope to hear from you!
Congregation
Shema Yisrael
248-593-5150
Shema777@aol.com
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