Hi! My name is Nancy Santiago. I'm a Messianic Jew, a Jewish Believer, a lover and follower of the Jewish Messiah, Yeshua ha Mashiach.
I have been running into so many non-Jewish believers who are curious about the Jewish roots of their faith. They ask questions about what it means to be grafted into the root of Israel, and about the Biblical Feasts that point to the Messiah. I often refer them to Romans 11:17-20 and specifically to the verse that states to non-Jewish believers "You do not support the root, but the root supports you."
I have found, even in my own walk, that to know the Jewish roots of my faith in the Jewish Messiah strengthens and supports what I believe. I think that one of the reasons the church at large is so blown about by every wind and doctrine is because it has forsaken the Root that supports the faith.
Everything from anti-semitic teaching to replacement theology to a refusal to share the gospel with the Jews is responsible for this loss of a strong root undergirding the body of Messiah.
So, my plan for this blog is to share some of what the Lord has shown me in regards to His heart for Israel and the Jewish people, and His heart to see His body at large come into its fullness through accepting being part of the Commonwealth of Israel by being grafted into the olive tree of Israel and sharing, with the Jews, the "nourishing sap of the olive tree". Til next time...shalom!
Hello Nancy - I lead music for a small Messianic Synagogue in Lewisville, Texas (mySarShalom.com) and recently discovered your "Messianic Family Album" on Spotify. It may seem a little funny, but even as an adult I REALLY enjoy your music, especially the song "Mommy I Heard" which simply awesome. :-) Thank for giving to the Lord with your talents!
ReplyDeleteHello again Nancy - this is Kevin. With your permission, we'd like to include your song "Mommy I heard" in the music set of an upcoming Shabbat. I have the chords down pretty well, but cannot make out a couple of words in the lyrics. Would you mind sending me a copy of the fully lyrics so we can be sure we have it correct? Thank you and shalom!
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