Gathering the Lost Sheep of the House of Israel

Our Journey & Calling

 

We follow Yeshua HaMashiach, the Shepherd of Israel, who came to call the lost, the scattered, and the broken into covenant with Adonai. The Tanakh reveals Adonai’s heart for His people, and the B’rit Hadashah shows that through Yeshua, those who return are brought back into His covenant family.

Yeshua stated His mission plainly:
“I was sent only to the lost sheep of the house of Israel.” (Mattityahu 15:24)

This is the foundation of our calling — to seek those who have wandered, those who feel forgotten, those who long to return but do not yet know the way home.

The Tanakh reveals the compassion that begins the return:
“I will heal their turning away; I will love them freely.” (Hosea 14:4)

The prophets describe the invitation to come back:
“Return to Adonai your God.” (Hosea 14:1)

And they show the inner turning of a soul:
“Ephraim will say, ‘What have I to do any more with idols?’” (Hosea 14:8)

This is teshuvah — the deep turning, the awakening of the heart, the moment when a lost sheep hears the Shepherd’s voice and begins the journey back into covenant through Yeshua.

Our mission is to help create those moments — to welcome the searching, to strengthen the weary, to comfort the wounded, to guide the wandering, and to help the scattered be brought back into the covenant family of Adonai through Yeshua HaMashiach.

The promise to the returning is sure:
“They will again dwell under His shadow; they will flourish like the vine.” (Hosea 14:7)

We walk this path because Yeshua walks it. We seek the lost because He seeks the lost. We follow the whisper of the Ruach HaKodesh, who leads hearts toward teshuvah, restoration, and shalom.

This is our mission.
This is our calling.
This is the work of gathering the lost sheep of Beit Yisrael — and we choose to walk it.

Brit Hadashah

The Brit Hadashah reveals the fullness of Adonai’s promise — the covenant renewed and made alive through Yeshua HaMashiach. In these writings, the hope declared in the Tanakh comes to completion as Yeshua gathers the Lost Sheep of Beit Yisrael and opens the way of restoration for all who return.

Through the besorot, the teachings of Yeshua, and the writings of His sh’lichim, the Brit Hadashah shows the heart of the Melech HaMashiach — His compassion, His authority, His call to teshuvah, and His mission to restore the scattered of Am Yisrael.

Rooted in the prophetic promises and overflowing with the work of the Ruach HaKodesh, the Brit Hadashah stands in unity with the Tanakh — revealing the covenant fulfilled, the redemption offered, and the path home for every returning one of Yisrael.

This is the testimony of Yeshua. This is the covenant made new. This is the voice calling the Lost Sheep back to Adonai.

Tanakh

 

The Tanakh is the revelation of Adonai to Am Yisrael, the living record of His covenant, His faithfulness, and His purposes in the world. Through Torah, Nevi’im, and Ketuvim, Adonai reveals His character — rachamim, chesed, emet, and tzedakah — calling His people to walk in His ways and to be a light among the nations.

The Tanakh speaks with one unified voice pointing toward the coming of HaMashiach, the anointed King promised through the prophets. In the fullness of time, Yeshua HaMashiach embodies the hope declared in the Tanakh — the D’var Adonai made flesh, the Go’el who brings redemption, the Melech HaMashiach who fulfills the prophetic promises of restoration and gathers the scattered sheep of Israel.

Rooted in the covenant and alive with prophetic expectation, the Tanakh remains the sacred foundation of all Scripture — revealing the heart of Adonai, preparing the way for Yeshua, and calling every generation to return to Him in faithfulness and obedience.