Start Here: Walking Back to “The Way”
Scripture · Context · Covenant · Practice
You can feel it, can’t you?
Something isn’t right.
You open your Bible and read about a Messiah who called people to leave everything and follow Him. About communities that shared meals, lived sacrificially, confronted sin, practiced justice, and walked in the fear of Yahweh (God). You read about a movement so distinct, so countercultural, that it wasn’t called a religion—it was simply called The Way (Acts 9:2, Acts 19:9, Acts 24:14). Then you look at modern Christianity—at sermons and systems and Sunday productions—and you wonder:
Where did the Way go?
What happened to the rhythm of covenant?
To the voice of the Shepherd?
To the call of Yeshua that wasn’t just “believe”—but become?
A note on names: On this site, we often use the names Yahweh or Yah for short (the personal name of God revealed in the Hebrew Scriptures) and Yeshua (the most common Hebrew form of the Messiah’s name during His time on earth). While “Yeshua” is likely a shortened form of the Hebrew Yehoshua (Joshua), it reflects the name He would have actually been called by His disciples. We use these names not to create division, but to reconnect our faith to its original context, culture, and covenant identity.
That’s why The Way of/to Life exists.
To go back—not to tradition, but to truth.
Not to doctrines, but to Scripture.
Not to a building, but to a Body.
What The Way of/to Life Is
This is not a commentary site.
This is not about being clever with theology.
This is about walking in the truth Yeshua (Jesus) taught, the context Scripture reveals, the covenant Yah still honors, and the practice that transforms lives.
We’re here to recover what religion has buried:
The real meaning of words distorted by translation and tradition
The rhythm of life Yeshua modeled
The community the ekklesia was meant to be
The accountability the covenant demands
The joy that comes when obedience flows from love
We’re not defending systems.
We’re returning to the Way.
The Tagline:
Scripture · Context · Covenant · Practice
Every teaching we post flows from these four anchors:
Scripture
We hold the entire Word—from Genesis to Revelation—as Yahweh’s revealed truth. Not fragmented into “old vs. new,” but unified in purpose and fulfilled in Messiah.
Context
We study the Scriptures in their Hebrew worldview, linguistic origins, and first-century setting. Why? Because words lose their meaning when divorced from their context—and doctrine fills the void.
Covenant
Faith is not a system of beliefs—it’s a relational allegiance to Yah and His Son. The Gospel is a covenantal call, not a doctrinal checkbox.
Practice
We don’t stop at knowledge. Every post ends with application, discussion, and a 7-day practice guide—so the Word becomes flesh in you.
Explore the Core Series
The Weekly Series
New every Sunday at 1PM ET
A Bible-centered lesson posted each week. These are rich, contextual, and designed for both personal growth and small group study.
Each one includes:
Historical and covenant insights
3 practical applications
5 discussion questions
A 7-day practice plan using our rhythm:
🪞 For Yourself | 🤝 For Others | 🙏 With Yah
These posts help you not only understand Scripture—but live it.
Reclaiming the Words Series
New every Wednesday at 8AM ET
This series explores ten foundational biblical terms that have often been misunderstood or diluted by tradition. By returning to their Hebrew and Greek roots, each post helps restore their full covenant meaning—so we can live them, not just say them.
When Doctrine Misses the Mark Series
This 8-part series exposes how church doctrine often falls short—or goes too far—when it replaces the voice of the Shepherd with systems, slogans, or control. It’s a call to return to Yeshua’s way: narrow, Spirit-filled, and rooted in covenant.
The Real Story of Holy Week Series
This 13-part series uncovers how Yeshua’s final week precisely fulfilled the Torah calendar and the appointed times (moedim). Moving day by day from Nisan 8 to Firstfruits, it corrects the traditional “Friday to Sunday” narrative and reveals a richer, covenantal timeline grounded in Scripture—not tradition.
The Invitation Series
At the conclusion of the Sermon on the Mount, Yeshua presents a series of pivotal choices—crossroads that compel every listener to examine their path, discern true from false, and build a life grounded in obedience. This five-part series delves into these final invitations, guiding readers to reflect on their discipleship journey and commitment to the Kingdom.
Appointed by Yah: Why the Moedim Still Matter Series
Coming Soon
This eight-part series walks through the moedim—Yah’s appointed times from Leviticus 23. From Passover to the Eighth Day, each post unpacks the Torah commands, Yeshua’s fulfillment (past and future), and what these days mean for us now.
Some moedim were completed in His first coming; others remain prophetic. But this isn’t legalism—it’s an invitation. Not because we have to—but because we get to. These are Yah’s gifts: a rhythm of remembrance, repentance, celebration, and hope.
In a world shaped by Babylon’s clock, this series invites you to align with Yah’s calendar—not for religion, but for relationship.
What We’re Not
We are not defending:
Denominational doctrines that elevate systems over Scripture
A grace message that excuses sin and avoids obedience
A church culture that silences the vulnerable or marginalizes the broken
“Faith” that requires nothing and changes no one
We’re here for:
Truth over tradition
Covenant over consumerism
Discipleship over comfort
Faithfulness over fame
Because doctrine without truth breeds blindness.
But truth rooted in Scripture sets people free.
How to Engage
Here’s how to walk with us:
Subscribe – New lessons every Sunday at 1PM ET
Start with the Weekly Series – It’s the most immediate entry point
Use the 7-Day Practice Guides – Don’t just study—do
Reflect and Share – Use the questions for your home group, fellowship, or family
Final Word
Yeshua didn’t ask for our agreement.
He asked for our allegiance.
And that’s what we’re after here—a people who are done with empty religion and ready to walk the Way that leads to life.
If you’re longing for a faith grounded in the Scriptures, shaped by covenant obedience, practiced in real life, and rooted in truth—not tradition…
Welcome to The Way of/to Life.