STUDY GUIDES

Explore the life-changing message of the Book of Acts through a practical study of how people heard, believed, repented, confessed, were baptized, and began following Yeshua.

What did “rabbi” mean in Yeshua’s world? This study explores Yeshua as teacher and disciple-maker, and what it means to become a learner before trying to become an expert.

Yeshua calls fishermen from their work into a shared life of learning and mission. Explore what they leave, what they learn, and what they are invited to become.

Explore how Yeshua’s teaching reaches into our actions, motives, and desires. This study connects his words in Matthew with God’s promise to write Torah on the heart.

Explore Yeshua's teaching on oaths and truthful speech in Matthew 5:33–37. This four-page study guide examines the Torah's instructions concerning vows, considers the Jewish context of Yeshua's words, and offers practical ways to cultivate integrity in everyday conversation.

Before asking what a verse means to us, ask whose story we have entered. This study explores how Yeshua’s words are heard more faithfully within the story of Israel and the wider witness of Scripture.

Attention is one of the first acts of discipleship. This study explores what it means to learn from Yeshua with the posture of a disciple, not merely collect information about him.

Why does Yeshua begin with “Hear, O Israel”? Explore how listening to God shapes daily life, and build one simple reminder to love Him with the whole person.

The Torah addresses hatred in the heart, honest correction, vengeance, grudges, and love for one's neighbor. Yeshua's teaching grows from this established biblical foundation.