Are you a Christian looking to observe the Sabbath (Shabbat in Hebrew)? Curious to go deeper and learn more about the Jewish origins and foundations of Jesus (Yeshua), the Bible and your faith? If so, our congregation for you!

“Just what is the Sabbath (Shabbat)?” You may be asking?

The word “Shabbat” simply means rest. 
Did you know:
God Himself rested on the seventh day after creation? (Genesis 2:2–3)
It’s the only day God blessed and made holy!
Shabbat was given before there was ever a Jewish nation (Genesis 2:3) → Meaning, it’s for all mankind!
It’s in the Ten Commandments (Exodus 20:8–11).
Yeshua (Jesus) said “The Sabbath was made for man” (Mark 2:27) and “I am Lord of the Sabbath” (Matthew 12:8).
•Prophecy says it will still be observed in the New Heavens and Earth (Isaiah 66:22–23).

 Wow! The Sabbath is a BIG deal to God!

Why Do We Choose to Rest? Not out of obligation, but out of relationship with God.
Just as He rested, we rest, physically and spiritually, to honor Him and refresh our souls.

Shabbat points to:
➡ The finished work of Yeshua (Jesus) on the cross (Hebrews 4:9–10).
➡ Our spiritual rest in Him.
➡ The future world of peace in God’s Kingdom (Revelation 21:4).

Come learn how a Shabbat service is done! What Happens at Our Shabbat Service?

 We remember our history as God’s people.
 We read through the Scriptures, tie them into Yeshua, the Gospel, and prophecy.
 We observe the cup and the bread to remember Yeshua’s work on the cross.
 We bless all our families and more!
It’s a time of worship, fellowship, and joy in Messiah.

IMPORTANT!

Observing Shabbat as Gentile believers does NOT mean “trying to be Jewish.” It means:
• Obeying God out of love.
• Trusting Him to provide (Exodus 16:29–30).
• And more importantly, joining Jewish and Gentile believers in Messiah as one family! (Isaiah 56:6–7)

We’re not Seventh-Day Adventists, we’re Messianic believers. What does that mean? We follow Jesus (Yeshua) and honor the Hebraic foundations of our faith:
• Yeshua is at the center.
• We keep the Sabbath.
• We celebrate the biblical feasts.
• We choose to walk in God’s commandments out of love.

We’ve been keeping Shabbat as a congregation for over 10 years, and it has brought us blessing, peace, and joy. The Bible even promises a special blessing for Gentiles (non-Jews) who keep the Sabbath (Isaiah 56:6–7)!

Come Visit Us!
 Grace of God Community Church – Messianic Fellowship 
 Saturday (Shabbat) at 10:00 AM
 The only Messianic congregation in Carrizo Springs for over 15 years!

 Message us for more info or just show up, we’d love to meet you! Discover the roots of your faith and experience the beauty of Shabbat in Messiah!