Restoring
the Awe of God
1332 Knapp Street
Chetek, WI. 54728
Contact Theresa at 715- 790-0000
Messianic Christian Teaching fellowship. Restoring the foundation of our faith in Jesus, the Jewish Messiah.
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Being led by Jesus the Messiah, in our daily lives.
COME AND SEE...
We invite you to come and see how we learn together and grow together through the study of God's word.
We Stand with Righteousness
WHY LEARN THE HEBREW LANGUAGE?
We, at Restoring The Awe of God (RTAG), dedicate part of our study time to the Hebrew letters and language.
Why, you might ask, do we study the Hebrew letters and language? Here are just a few reasons.
* We study the Hebrew language and letters because all scripture is written from a Hebrew mindset. When we study from this perspective we begin to think and act like disciples of the Jewish Messiah Jesus/Yeshua.
*The very letters of the Hebrew language hold keys to understanding our purpose as believers and Gods plan for mankind. The letters unlock hidden truths that God purposely encoded in His Word.
*The study of the Hebrew language helps us understand the intricate storytelling and poetic features of each verse from the ancient Semitic worldview. Our modern/western view often blinds us from the true meaning of scripture.
*Study of the Hebrew language helps us understand why we are drawn to the Hebrew people, scriptures, Gods Feast Days and the Sabbath. Yeshua, AKA Jesus was a Jew; born, raised and lived a perfect life so that we might understand our Father in Heaven. His life testifies to a spotless life lived out according to Jewish law. Being a disciple of Yeshua means we are called to imitate Him and be spotless.
"And so, dear friends, while you are waiting for these things to
happen, make every effort to be found living peaceful lives
that are pure and blameless in His sight." 2 Peter 3:14
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We, at RTAG do not claim to KNOW everything there is to know. We just respond to the passion that the Spirit of God has laid on us to search the scripture.
"Search the scriptures; for in them ye think ye have eternal life:
and they are they which testify of me". John 5:3
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What is unique about Restoring The Awe of God?
We are a teaching fellowship with our focus on the study of the Hebrew language, culture, customs and history in order to live in Awe and share with others the wonders that are found in the Word of God.
We feel believers are called to be discipled into the faith primarily by
study and wisdom, led not by emotions that are fleeting. Our feelings cannot be trusted by themselves. In fact, Jeremiah 17:9 says,
“The heart is deceitful above all things, and desperately sick; who
can understand it?”
We believe our faith walk is a journey of learning from the Spirit of God and the study of His Word. We hold to standards of righteousness found in scripture and yet hold loosely to the debatable, non-salvation issues that cause division.
Contact us for more information at 715-790-0000 or by email at theresakrout@gmail.com
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Faith is the ROOT
Action is the FRUIT.
You will know others by their FRUIT,
but He will also KNOW US by our FRUIT.
What is our FRUIT showing about our hearts?
The Biblical Feasts TELL OF THE FUTURE!
Deut. 16:16 "Three times a year all your males shall appear before the LORD your God in the place which He chooses, at the Feast of Unleavened Bread (Passover, PESACH) and the Feast of Weeks (Pentecost, Shavuot) and at the Feast of Booths (Tabernacles, Sukkot) and they shall not appear before the LORD empty-handed.
These three Biblical Feasts, established by the God, are designed as signs with an everlasting purpose; to remind us of the past redemption from Egypt, to point us to the redemption of The Messiah and to guide us into the FUTURE redemption of all mankind yet to be fulfilled in the Fall Feasts of God.
Jesus, aka Yeshua in Hebrew, came to "fulfill" meaning to LIVE OUT The Scriptures so we can see clearly how to live according to God's will. "Do not think that I have come to abolish the Law or the Prophets; I have not come to abolish them but to fulfill them." (Matt. 5:17)
He fulfilled the Spring Feasts in this way: the Passover by being our Lamb, the Unleavened Bread by being buried, First Fruits by rising from the dead and Pentecost (which is in remembrance of the giving of the Holy Spirit and the Torah at Sinai) by giving the Holy Spirit to the disciples in the first century. Scripture clearly shows us these feasts are directly pointing to the plan of redemption.
The Fall Feasts are shadows of what is yet to come. They "outline" what we are to be hoping for and looking to see in His Second Coming.
If these things interest you, please feel free to contact us to find out more. Shalom