Adat Shalom Congregation

We have had a great start to our new teaching series in the book of Revelation. I believe we are all learning a lot from Daniel Farley’s teaching and are looking forward to studying this exciting book this fall and winter. This week (11/15/24), we will be starting the second part of our “dual” teaching series. While Daniel will be teaching about the Second Coming of the Messiah in Revelation, I will be teaching about Messiah’s First Coming in the Gospel of Mark. The gospel of Mark is the shortest gospel and portrays the Messiah as the Servant of God.
The notes will be posted Under the “Sermon Notes” tab.

“Do Believers Have to Keep the Law?”
On our regular YouTube Channel: Adat Shalom Dallas (under Videos)

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Join us for the New Adat Shalom Podcast on our Regular YouTube Channel. Adat Shalom Dallas   *(under Videos)

The Podcast will be in a more conversational style, where we will discuss topics of interest to our listeners.
Here is a sample of some of our Podcasts so far:

“Do Believers Have to Keep the Law?” 6.21.24
“Should Believers Celebrate Passover? 4.17.24
“The War in Israel – What You Need to Know” 3.29.24
“The Root Causes of Anti-Semitism”  1.25.24
“Should Believers Celebrate Christmas?” 12.8.23

Join Congregational Leader, Robin David Rose, along with Daniel Farley and other guests, to dig into the scriptures to see what they have to say.

Just go to: Adat Shalom Dallas on YouTube to check for our latest podcast.

Here’s the direct Link:  https://youtu.be/mD75Z0lk1Tk

Adat Shalom is a congregation of believers, both Jews and Gentiles, who have joined together for the main purpose of reaching out to the Jewish community with the good news of the Jewish Messiah.

Our authority is the Bible, both Old and New Testaments, for all things that pertain to faith and practice. As a body of believers, we are committed to coming together regularly for worship, the learning of God’s word, and for mutual fellowship and encouragement. Adat Shalom seeks to be a loving witness to the Jewish community, as well as become a congregation that promotes the growth of faith, hope and love among one another.