We Pray Together
Our Arizona Messianic fellowship encourages a strong prayer life! We pray together, maintain an active prayer list, and lift one another up before YHVH.
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We are a home fellowship, meeting in Surprise, AZ, and we do NOT post our address online. You ARE welcome to join us, but you must contact us directly. You can also visit us for online study. Click the button below, or at the bottom of this page, if you’d like to join us for in-person fellowship.
Access the online teaching on Friday evenings at 7pm MST (Arizona) Time
Some might refer to us as a “Hebrew Roots” fellowship, while others might identify us as a kind of “Messianic Judaism”. We do not practice traditional Christianity, nor do we adhere to Jewish customs and traditions. We try to do Bible things, in Bible ways, and to imitate the walk of Messiah Yeshua, to the best of our abilities.
We believe that the WHOLE Bible is completely applicable to the people of Elohim. We emphasize trust AND obedience. If the text says “thou shalt,” then you should do it, to the best of your ability. If the text says “thou shalt not,” then you should refrain, to the best of your ability.
We believe that TRUST in the sacrifice of Messiah Yeshua (the perfect man and the perfect sacrifice) will cover the sins of anyone who calls upon His name for salvation.
Our Arizona Messianic Fellowship adheres to a traditional Hillel Jewish calendar, and we do not engage in calendar debates.
We do all agree on one simple thing: the people of Elohim have been unable to agree about Biblical calendar issues for thousands of years, and yet they were able to put aside their own views and come together at appointed times for fellowship.
We will not allow ourselves to be fractured, divided, or break fellowship over the calendar. Our Messiah Yeshua did not come to the earth to set us straight on calendar issues, but to teach us to love one another, and to be in unity.
Our Arizona Messianic Fellowship does not come together to rail against “the church,” bash our brothers and sisters, or to presume who is and isn’t “saved”. We would be delighted to have all men come to the full knowledge of the truth, and to observe the Shabbat, the Feast Days, to not defile themselves with unclean foods, to practice love and keep all of Elohim’s commandments, but we recognize that this is the job of the Spirit of Elohim.
If you’re a “sacred-namer” who insists on a specific pronunciation of the tetragrammaton or of the Messiah’s name, or insists that the word “God” is a pagan deity whose name is not to be mentioned, you’ll probably not be comfortable here.
We don’t engage in speculation about what the adversary is doing to destroy our Father’s people. We also do not place our hope and trust in democracy to save us. There is no time spent here on conspiracy theories or politics. We don’t care what you believe on these issues, and if you’re passionate about these things, please keep them to yourself. We will not allow fear to be spread throughout the camp.
Our Arizona Messianic fellowship encourages a strong prayer life! We pray together, maintain an active prayer list, and lift one another up before YHVH.
At every messianic fellowship meeting (except on Yom haKippurim!), we eat together. Everyone brings a little something to share with others, and we are careful to share only what is clean, and will not defile the body.
