This course will examine the reasons for Jewish objections to Jesus and help individuals understand and develop a biblical and compassionate response to those objections. Illustrations and the history behind those objections will be considered as it is time not to shy away but to confront these reasons with compassion, love, and the truth of Messiah Jesus.

What do Daniel 9:24-27, Psalm 22, and Isaiah 53 have in common? Could it be Jesus the Messiah?

This course will provide a consideration of the Weekly Torah Portions in the Jewish calendar -- from its historical and theological settings

Jesus was/is Jewish. He followed the requirements of the Torah (Matthew 5:17). He kept the Sabbath in the truest way possible. He even celebrated Hanukkah. What can we learn from the Jewish feasts outlined in Leviticus that will help us to share Jesus with the Jewish people?

Many people step back from sharing their faith/belief in Messiah Jesus because they do not know how to get the conversation rolling. This course will provide some examples of "conversation starters" that will help generate "Jesus Talks."

Sharing Jesus with the Jewish Messiah often begins or is helped by a basic understanding of Judaism's history, culture, and terminology.

Did you know there are sections of Hebrew Scripture that are never read in the synagogue or by most Jewish people? This course will explain what a Haftarah portion is and why some interesting passages are missing or not included in the Synagogue.

The "minor prophets" (Hosea through Malachi) are often overlooked, misunderstood, and/or forgotten about when one reads Scripture. This course will provide a brief look at each of the 12 Minor Prophets.

When a Jewish person comes to faith in Jesus as Messiah, they encounter a plethora of issues (emotional and spiritual) and obstacles in their growth as followers of Jesus. This course examines some ways to help a new (or old) Jewish believer grow in their relationship with the Messiah.

This module/course will examine the life and influence of Moses Maimonides and how his works created barriers to the Jewish people recognizing Jesus as Messiah.

This module/course will examine a few of the most interesting Messianic prophecies that can be found in the Torah. Additionally, we will examine why and how Rabbinic Judaism ignores the truth of these prophecies and their connection to Jesus.

The Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5-7) is an example of quintessential Judaism. Yet, many Christians and churches are not cognizant of this reality. This module/course will focus on the Jewishness of Jesus' sermon and the people's respond to it.

Why are there two lineages for Jesus (Matthew and Luke)? Why can we trust the words of Matthew and Luke?

Hermeneutics is principally an analytical study of the Word of God. There are major differences between the Christian understanding of hermeneutics and a Rabbinic Jewish concept of Biblical interpretation. This module will seek to explain the differences between the two, along with what is the evangelical Christian concept of Biblical interpretation (hermeneutics).

To wrap one's hand around Kabbalah is often an attempt to grasp a slippery eel. There is so much to understand. There is so much that is confusing about it. This section can only help one to begin the study. Tzedakah Ministries will do its best to help you see why this aspect of Jewish mysticism is so dangerous.