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The House of Yeshua Isaiah 56:7

Our mission

Why we gather

A house is not a building. It is a people who have made room for God, and who make room for one another.

The House of Yeshua stands on a single conviction: that God still speaks, still heals, and still gathers a people to Himself — and that His house must be a place where anyone at all can walk in and find Him.

We are centered on Yeshua, the Messiah of Israel and the Savior of the nations, and we will not move off that ground. We read the whole of Scripture as one story. We take prayer seriously, we take one another seriously, and we refuse to trade either for something that merely performs well.

You will find us plain-spoken, hospitable, and slower than most. We would rather one person be genuinely met by God than a room full be entertained. That is the whole of our ambition.

Our creed

Old convictions, held plainly, and held without apology.

The Scriptures

We receive the whole counsel of God — the Tanakh and the New Covenant writings — as inspired, sufficient, and binding. We do not edit it to suit the age.

One God

We confess one Creator, the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, revealed as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. We worship Him alone, and we bow to no other.

Yeshua the Messiah

We confess Yeshua — Jesus — as the promised Messiah: crucified for our sin, risen in power, seated in authority, and returning in glory. We will not dilute that confession.

Salvation by Grace

We hold that salvation is the gift of God, received by faith in Yeshua. It is never earned and never purchased, and it is never withheld from the one who comes.

The Holy Spirit

We hold that the Spirit indwells every believer — teaching, convicting, comforting, and setting apart a people for holiness and for witness.

Faith Made Visible

We hold that a confession of faith is void without mercy shown to the poor and the weak. What we say in this house must be visible in how we live outside it.

One Family

We hold that Jew and Gentile are made one new man in Messiah. In this house there is no one above and no one below; we carry one another’s burdens as siblings.

Mutual Care

We commit to shelter, defend, and sustain one another. No one who belongs to this fellowship stands alone in an hour of need.

Questions are welcome here.

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