Yeshua Groups

It all begins with one story

Who is Yeshua, the world’s best-known Jew, and how does he touch so many lives?

Yeshua was born and raised as a Jew in the land of Israel. He lived among his people, taught from the Scriptures and brought people healing and hope. He is far more than a carpenter from the Galil: Israel’s promised Messiah and the Savior of the world. Today, people from every nation find love, forgiveness and a new beginning in his words and life.

What are Yeshua Groups?

A Yeshua Group is a simple gathering of friends: read a story from Yeshua’s life, ask what it says, listen to one another, and consider how it touches your lives. You do not have to be a teacher to begin.

A simple way to begin

Yeshua’s stories belong to the Jewish world of the land of Israel two thousand years ago and to the wider story of Israel’s Scriptures. Even today, many people say encountering him changed their lives. We believe reading these stories together can bring hope, comfort, and practical direction, and help us encourage people around us.

We would love to encourage you to start your own Yeshua Group and show you how simple it can be.

In the stories, we will meet Yeshua and the people he encountered. We will read together, ask questions and discover how these things touch our lives too.

Read, discover, live

One simple rhythm for every story

Read slowly, ask what you see, and consider one step for everyday life. When it feels right, you can share what you discovered with someone.

Four words help us remember the path: Head, Heart, Hands, and Feet.

Head

Discover in Scripture

Heart

Pause and listen

Hands

Take a step

Feet

Share and keep going

Why Yeshua?

History has offered many teachers, ideas, and paths.

Something about Yeshua continues to touch people.

  • He drew close to people others kept away from.
  • He noticed people others overlooked.
  • He spoke the truth without crushing people.
  • He called people to change, and gave them hope.
  • He opened a new way for people who thought their story was over.

Who is this for?

01

Anyone with questions about God, life, pain, identity, or hope.

02

Anyone curious about Yeshua who wants to explore simply, at their own pace.

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Anyone willing to open one story and honestly consider what they find.