Worship the LORD
Worship the LORD in Spirit and truth.
We are a first-century Judeo-Christian Messianic congregation returning to the Jewish roots of the faith in Messiah Yeshua through a Hebraic understanding of the Scriptures.
We began in a living room, hungry for truth and for Yeshua—Jesus—the Messiah. We are still that kind of fellowship: a place for seekers, skeptics, and anyone longing to walk in God’s Word together.
Our mission is not a slogan apart from our life together. It is the simple work of turning toward God, proclaiming Messiah, and opening the whole counsel of Scripture to one another.
Worship the LORD in Spirit and truth.
Share the Good News that Yeshua (Jesus) is the promised Messiah, through whom we receive forgiveness and eternal life.
Fulfill the Great Commission by teaching the Word of God from Genesis to Revelation—informing, inspiring, encouraging, challenging, and warning.
We are a whole Bible community. The Torah, Prophets, Writings, Gospels, apostolic letters, and Revelation speak with one voice, revealing God’s plan of redemption through Messiah Yeshua.
We honor the Hebrew roots of the faith. Yeshua was Jewish, lived as a Jew, and His teachings are understood in their proper Jewish context. Jewish and Gentile believers are united in Messiah without one identity erasing the other.

These are the practices that help our convictions become visible: worship, study, fellowship, obedience, Sabbath, the Feasts, and care for our neighbors. They are expressions of faith—not a way to earn salvation.
For those who want to understand our convictions and practices in greater detail, these investigation pages offer a careful place to begin.
If you are seeking, skeptical, or simply longing to walk in God’s Word together, you are welcome to learn more about our Saturday gathering in Dixon.