Encounter Yeshua (Jesus) in the Scriptures with Emmaus Road Fellowship in Kingwood, TX. Our teachings reflect an appreciation of the historical and cultural context in which the Scriptures were written, recognizing the Jewishness of Jesus and God’s covenant faithfulness through the ages. Visit us at https://walkingemmausroad.org.
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Encounter Yeshua (Jesus) in the Scriptures with Emmaus Road Fellowship in Kingwood, TX. Our teachings reflect an appreciation of the historical and cultural context in which the Scriptures were written, recognizing the Jewishness of Jesus and God’s covenant faithfulness through the ages. Visit us at https://walkingemmausroad.org.
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August 1, 2026
The Great and the Small
Parashat Eikev God cares about both the great and the small moments of our faith. The Hebrew word eikev, rooted in the word for heel, reminds us that the things we tread on, even the small, seemingly insignificant commands, matter deeply to God. Abraham was blessed not only because of his willingness to offer Isaac, but because of his daily walk of faithfulness in everything God commanded him. Yeshua affirmed this kind of faithfulness, teaching that not even the smallest part of God’s Word would pass away. The call is not to achieve perfection through our own effort, but to walk toward God day by day, trusting that He meets us where we are. Faithfulness in the little things, how we speak, how we respond, how we honor others, shapes who we are over time. God has always been after the heart, and outward obedience reflects an inward surrender to His lordship that brings transformation. God has shown us what is good, and He calls us to walk in it, both the great and the small. The post The Great and the Small appeared first on Emmaus Road Fellowship.
July 25, 2026
Return to Your First Love
Parashat Va’etchanan No matter how far we have wandered, God is always calling His people back. From Moses in Deuteronomy to Isaiah’s words of comfort to Yeshua preaching repentance in Capernaum, Scripture consistently points to a God who restores what has been broken. Biblical repentance, drawn from the Hebrew word teshuvah and the Greek words metanoeo and epistrepho, involves both a renewed mind and a changed direction. It is internal transformation expressed through outward action, a complete return to God. Like the assembly at Ephesus, many of us may still be going through the motions of faith while quietly leaving behind the love that once drove everything. Yeshua does not call us to try harder. He calls us to remember, to return to the awe, gratitude, and love that marked our first encounter with Him. God does not drive His people back to Himself. He gathers them, carries them, and leads them gently home. The post Return to Your First Love appeared first on Emmaus Road Fellowship.
July 18, 2026
Understanding for the Path Ahead
Parashat Devarim Faith is more than intellectual agreement with the existence of God. The Hebrew word emunah describes a steadfast, persevering trust, the kind that holds firm even when the path forward looks impossible. This is the faith God called His people to when they stood on the edge of the Promised Land, and it is the same faith He calls us to today. When ten of the twelve spies returned from Canaan with a discouraging report, the hearts of the people melted. They did not stop believing God existed. They lost their confidence in His power and faithfulness, and that loss cost them everything. That moment of weeping became one of the most significant days of mourning in Jewish history, the 9th of Av. That date that would later mark the destruction of both the first and second temples. Yet even in the darkest seasons, God’s desire has always been restoration. Through Isaiah, He invites His people to reason with Him, promising that though their sins are like scarlet, they could be made white as snow. Through Moses, He called the next generation to choose life, to love God, obey His voice, and cling to Him. These are not ancient words for a distant people. They are a living call to anyone willing to hear. In a time when confusion is widespread and misdirection is intentional, Proverbs 4 reminds us to guard our hearts with all diligence, because out of the heart spring the issues of life. The just shall live by faith, and that faith is built on the evidence of everything God has already done. He is faithful, and He calls His people to hold fast until the promise is fulfilled. The post Understanding for the Path Ahead appeared first on Emmaus Road Fellowship.
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