The Jewish Roots Movement
Steve Gregg
"The Jewish Roots Movement" by Steve Gregg is a six-part series that explores Paul's perspective on Torah observance, the distinction between Jewish and Gentile Christians, and the significance of love and the New Covenant in relation to the Old Covenant.
Jewish Roots (Part 1)
Jewish Roots (Part 1) by Steve Gregg discusses the Jewish Roots Movement and its focus on Jewish believers in the Messiah. The movement emphasizes the belief that God desires Jewish people to adhere to the Torah, the Jewish law. While some Christians see the movement as elevating the status of Jewis
Jewish Roots (Part 2)
Steve Gregg explores the distinction between Jewish and Gentile Christians and how it relates to their religious practices and beliefs. He discusses the use of labels such as "Messianic Jews" and the disagreements within the church regarding the adherence to Jewish customs. Gregg highlights the impo
Jewish Roots (Part 3)
In this segment, Steve Gregg delves into the Jewish Roots Movement and the misconception that Gentiles are obligated to keep the laws of Moses. He clarifies that living a moral life is still an obligation for Christians, but when it comes to specific laws that were meant for Israel, like Sabbath-kee
Jewish Roots (Part 4)
Discover the perspective of Steve Gregg on the relationship between the New Testament and the Old Covenant as he explores the significance of Torah and the law. Gregg emphasizes the importance of love and the new commandment in Christ, striving to understand God's intentions beyond the boundaries of
Jewish Roots (Part 5)
Join Steve Gregg as he delves into the topic of the Hebrew Roots Jewish Roots Movement, examining the fulfillment of the Law and the spiritual significance of circumcision. Gregg emphasizes the importance of love for God and others, highlighting that Jesus taught beyond rituals and emphasized the es
Jewish Roots (Part 6)
Paul's Perspective on Torah Observance for Christians is explored by Steve Gregg in this segment of his series on Jewish Roots. Gregg discusses how Paul saw the unity of believers in Christ, regardless of their adherence to the Torah. He explains that Paul allowed Christian Jews to continue observin
