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Allen asked a Messianic rabbi why Jews reject Jesus
Source: Let's Equip emails #708
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Amy, We're back with another in-depth video, and I don't know if I've ever been more excited about a conversation than I am about this one. One thing that is essential to becoming a better student of the Bible is the ability to understand the scriptures from a Jewish perspective — after all, Christianity emerged out of a Jewish context! That's why I wanted to talk to Rabbi Schneider, a Messianic Jew. He was born into a Jewish family, grew up with Jewish roots, and he's now saved by faith in Jesus Christ as Lord and risen savior. He brings an invaluable perspective to our faith with his first-hand knowledge of Jewish beliefs, history and traditions. I believe this conversation will deepen and strengthen your faith, and no topic or question was off limits in this video as we discuss some of the most significant religious questions related to Christianity and Judaism! Click below to watch the video: MY CONVERSATION WITH RABBI SCHNEIDER Get Allen Parr's book today! Many supposedly Christian teachers are spreading ideas that amount to what the apostle Paul referred to as "another gospel." The result? A generation of believers confused about what God REALLY says, what He offers, and what He wants for His children. Whether it's the heavy burden of legalism or an overemphasis on prosperity and spiritual gifts, false teachings are discouraging and derailing too many Christians. In "Misled," Allen uses the same Bible-based approach that you're familiar with on YouTube to bring clarity and hope to anyone who has felt discouraged or confused in their spiritual journey. Get your copy today by clicking the button below! MISLED: 7 LIES THAT DISTORT THE GOSPEL (AND HOW YOU CAN DISCERN THE TRUTH) God bless, Allen Parr If you no longer wish to receive these emails you may unsubscribe
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