TWIG - The Word Is Grace is brought to you by The Carpenter's Shop, located at 1201 East Elmore Street in Crawfordsville, Indiana. Our Sabbath services begin at 3:30 every Saturday afternoon. Listen with us as Bible teachers Jim Denman and Tim Terry examine our faith in Messiah Yeshua (Christ Jesus), with a Hebraic perspective. What did Jesus eat? How did He dress? Is the Torah still valid to believers today? Did He really say that there are only two laws that we have to follow now? Did God change His requirements for salvation after the cross? Is the Sabbath on Sunday or Saturday; was it changed? Join us as we seek answers to these questions, with balance and a humble reverence for God's Word.
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Sun, 20 September 2009  We will not be posting a podcast for this week, as we are celebrating Rosh Hashanah, or the Jewish New Year. This Festival goes by a few different names, including "Yom ha-Zikaron (the "Day of Remembrance), Yom HaMachiac (Day of the King) and Coronation Day.This holiday is special, because it starts a ten day period of repentance and self examination for the believer. It is a time for making things right with the LORD - be it your relationship with Him, or your relationship with others, now is the time to get it right. The ten days end with Yom Kippur, or the Day of Atonement, closely followed by Sukkot, or the Feast of Tabernacles. Please click on the links to read more about these appointed times (moedim). We will back in the book of James next week, continuing on with the second half of chapter 2. Thanks for stopping by! L'Shanah Tovah and Chag Same'ach! (Happy New Year and Good Holiday!) Comments[0] |
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