We Believe...

I. The G-d of Avraham, Yitzchak,

and Ya'akov (Abraham,Isaac, and Jacob)

is the one and only G-d.

II. We believe in the beginning

was the Word and the Word

was with G-d, and the Word was G-d.

We believe that this Word

was manifested in the form of Messiah.

We believe that Y'shua (Jesus)

is The promised and prophesied Messiah

who came to redeem mankind

and whom will rule as King

over Israel in the future

coming Kingdom of G-d.

And, we believe it is his Good News

that we are to proclaim.

III. We believe in the inerrancy

of scripture as found in Bereshit (Genesis)

through Revelation, and that it holds

authority in our lives.

IV. We believe that the Torah of Adonai

has not been abolished,

and the observance of it is still the valid

expressionof a G-dly faith...

not as a means of salvation,

but as theG-d given path of sanctification.

The Torah given to Moshe(Moses)

is the same Torah that Messiah

Y'shua has taught us toobserve.

We are taught not only to observe it,

but to also make disciples

in the name of Y'shua The Messiah

and to teach them to live Torah

pursuant lives (Matt. 5:16-19).

In addition, we believe

that the Torah was meant for

Israel and all Gentiles who join

it's commonwealth (Ephesians 2)

and takehold of its covenants

(Zechariah 8:23).

Any Gentiles joining themselves

to the Israel's commonwealth

will be welcomed with open arms and

will be treated as an equal citizen with

equalresponsibilities and privileges.

(B'midbar/Numbers15:15-16)

V. Love and unity.

We will strive to let love and unity

overcome when there is difference

in doctrine and practice.

What makes us unique?

We are a Messianic Jewish Congregation

that supports a Torah pursuant life

for those believers in Y'shua who

have either aJewish or a Gentile origin.

We also uphold the Biblical standard

of patriarchal leadership within its

organization andwithin its charter.

This means that first and foremost

we encourage men within the

commonwealth of Israel

to take their rightful roles in

Biblical leadership.

We believe this will be re-establishing

the good and perfect willof Adonai;

as Y'shua the Messiah established

only men to be one of the twelve

Emissaries and leaders

within the Messianic community.

In addition, Adonai chose only men

to write each book of the TeNaKh and

the Apostolic scriptures,

and only chose men to be

Kohanim (Priests) who were to

teach Israel His Torah.

Only in times when the men of Israel

would not take on their G-d given

responsibilities have exceptions been

made.

But, it is made clear in scripture that

this has always been to the shame of the men.

Any female leadership in Israel

(only example being the Judge Devorah)

was the exception,

but not the rule.

This was allowed because there were no

men who would accept

their leadership roles in Israel.

Rabbi Hillel once stated,

"In a place where there are no

men, strive to be a man".

** It should be noted that

we don't consider dance

leaders, worship leaders,

or Shammashim (Deacons) to

be under the above restriction.

Please note:

Metroplex Messianic Fellowship

doesn't support the following doctrines:

> Any form of replacement theology

> Two House / Ephraimite theology

> Sacred Name doctrine

> Aviv barley reckoning of the Mo'edim

> Lunar Sabbath doctrine