What kind of believer are you?

Rabbi Jeffrey Leynor's video -- What kind of believer are you? -- is a must see for every believer. Why are there so many conflicts between people who claim to be worshipers of the same God? Do you really think Jesus intended to create all of those different denominations of Christians who can't agree on what should be believed, much less work? They do not event teach what Jesus taught about how to enter eternal life?

That old way of thinking -- and controlling Christians lives -- is changing rapidly in the information age. Christians of the future will demand transparency from their church leaders & each other, beginning with the origins of their belief systems. Rabbi Leynor's video addresses this in a way you have never heard at church -- but that is about to change. Churches of the future will make this a top priority -- if they want to grow and survive.

View Rabbi Leynor's short video at -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lm1oaD_PLgA

We are in the process of setting up a new Facebook page for Christians who understand the importance of transparency, the importance of understanding the teachings of the Real Yeshua, and grasp the urgency of finding common ground to incorporate their values in real life. If you are interested in this and would like to be kept up to date on our activities and new information, please go to the Christians for TOV Facebook page and like it -- https://www.facebook.com/Christians-For-TOV-1030637320366161/

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Why did they lay their coats at Saul's feet?

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TZEDAQAH is the outstanding, overriding, and yet simple, theme of Jesus. This means one thing to people who view Jesus through a “Religion Box.” It means something very different to people who view Jesus through the “Alliance and Covenant of the Creator of the Skies and the Earth” box! Continue reading at - https://mailchi.mp/b63c22467a93/remember-the-power-of-tzedaqah-and-returning

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This a difficult concept for many American Christians to grasp. However, in order to understand the movement Jesus led, we must think about the things that he did. His parents took him to the Temple in Jerusalem every Passover because he was circumcised and named when he was eight days old. That day he became a son of the covenant Yahweh made with Abraham and his descendants. If that hadn’t been done, he would not have been allowed to enter specific areas of the Temple. Continue reading at - https://mailchi.mp/9a75f2a8590c/jesus-did-not-create-a-religion

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