1. What is Messianic Judaism?

Messianic Judaism is a faith movement that combines the belief in Yeshua (Jesus) as the Jewish Messiah with the observance of Jewish traditions and Torah commandments.

2. How does Messianic Judaism differ from traditional Christianity and Judaism?

Messianic Judaism differs from traditional Christianity by maintaining Jewish customs, festivals, and Torah observance. Unlike traditional Judaism, it recognizes Yeshua as the promised Messiah and incorporates New Testament teachings into its faith practice.

3. What is Our Shabbat Home?

Our Shabbat Home is a Messianic Jewish lifestyle blog created by Brittni Greenberg. It offers resources, mentorship, and guidance for families seeking to integrate biblical rhythms and traditions into their daily lives. The platform emphasizes the importance of Shabbat and other biblical observances in fostering a faith-centered home. Learn more about Brittni here.

4. What is The Garden Return program?

The Garden Return is a coaching program offered through Our Shabbat Home. It focuses on helping mothers and families reclaim biblical rhythms by understanding the Bible, the biblical calendar, and family traditions. The program provides step-by-step guidance, interactive tools, and community support to integrate practices like Shabbat, Rosh Chodesh, and the Moadim into family life.

5. Do I need to be Jewish to participate in Messianic Jewish practices?

No, Messianic Judaism welcomes both Jewish and Gentile individuals. Gentiles are welcome to embrace the Jewish roots of their faith without the need for formal conversion. The focus is on unity in Yeshua and honoring God's commandments together.

6. What is the significance of observing Shabbat in Messianic Judaism?

Shabbat, observed from Friday evening to Saturday evening, is a cornerstone of Jewish practice. It serves as a weekly reminder of God's creation and covenant, offering rest and spiritual rejuvenation. Observing Shabbat aligns believers with the rhythms established by God and fosters a deeper connection with Him.

7. How does The Garden Return Program help families celebrate biblical holidays?

The Garden Return provides educational resources and practical guidance on celebrating biblical holidays such as Passover, Shavuot, and Sukkot. The program helps families understand the significance of these festivals and offers creative ways to incorporate them into family traditions, enhancing spiritual growth and connection.

8. Is there a community aspect to Our Shabbat Home and The Garden Return program?

Yes, both platforms emphasize community engagement. Participants have access to a private group of like-minded individuals, fostering support, shared experiences, and collective growth in embracing Messianic Jewish practices. You can join, “Our Shabbat Homes” community here.

9. What resources are available for those new to Messianic Judaism?

Our Shabbat Home offers a variety of resources, including blog posts, mentorship programs, and downloadable materials. These resources are designed to guide individuals and families in understanding and practicing Messianic Judaism in a practical and meaningful way. Stay tuned for a blog post featuring resources from the Messianic movement.

10. How can I get started with The Garden Return program?

Interested individuals can begin by booking a one-on-one call here. This initial consultation provides an opportunity to learn more about the program and determine how it can best support your family's journey in embracing biblical rhythms.