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YHWH Sent His Son to Save Us From our sins

We believe that our Heavenly Father, sent His only begotten Son to die for our sins. On the third day, He rose from the grave and will soon return to reign over the earth in righteousness and truth.

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The Names of the Father and Son Matter

We believe it’s a blessing to call upon the Hebrew names of our Father and His Son. While pronunciation varies, our preferred usage is:

• Yahuah (YHWH) for the Father
• Yahusha (or Yahshua) for the Messiah

Other names such as Yahweh, Yehovah, Yeshua, and Yahoshua are also respected.

We do not believe someone is unsaved or calling on a false deity if they use traditional titles like “God” or “Lord.” We simply find it meaningful to call upon the names given in Scripture, as a sign of love, honor, and relationship.

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The Whole Bible is True and Relevant

We believe the entire Scriptures—from Genesis to Revelation—are inspired, trustworthy, and applicable to our daily lives. We strive to live by every word that proceeds from the mouth of Yahuah.

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The Holy Spirit Leads Us in Truth

We believe the Holy Spirit is freely given to those who believe in Yahusha and are baptized in His name. The Spirit convicts us of sin (John 16:7–14), empowers us with spiritual gifts, and enables us to walk according to Yahuah’s Torah (Ezekiel 36:26–27).

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The Sabbath & Feast Days are for today

We joyfully walk in obedience to the instructions (Torah) of the Most High—not to earn salvation, but as a loving response to His grace. This includes honoring the seventh-day Sabbath and observing the Biblical feast days outlined in Leviticus 23.

Yahuah created the world in six days and rested on the seventh. We follow His example, keeping these set-apart times as a sign of covenant and a regular part of our walk with Him that helps us stay focused on Yahusha and His coming Kingdom.

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Unity in the Body of Messiah

We recognize that among those returning to the full gospel—including faith in Messiah and obedience to Torah—there are differences in understanding (such as calendars, pronunciation, or cultural identity). But we are called to pursue peace with all (Hebrews 12:14) and to repair the breach—not widen it. We aim to be bridge-builders in the body of Messiah.

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Healing from Trauma and Brokenness

We believe that salvation through Yahusha brings complete forgiveness and redemption. Yet for many, deep wounds remain—whether from past sin, trauma, or generational strongholds. Through Yahusha, there is not only forgiveness, but also healing, deliverance, and lasting freedom. As we learn to walk in loving obedience to Yahuah’s ways, the burdens of the past begin to break, and lives are transformed.

Our heart is to walk with others through this process—through discipleship, prayer, and the love of Messiah—so that they may be fully restored and bear lasting fruit for His Kingdom.

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making disciples – the great commission

Discipleship is at the heart of what we do. We believe that men, women, and children are all called to grow in faith and be equipped to walk in obedience to Yahuah. This calling is part of the Great Commission—to go and make disciples of all nations, teaching them to observe all that Yahusha commanded (Matthew 28:19–20). Through fellowship, mentorship, and intentional community, we aim to bear one another’s burdens and build each other up in love and truth, so that we all mature in Messiah and walk boldly in His ways.

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