Messianic Apologetics

John McKee discusses the development of the production of the commentary James for the Practical Messianic, originally in 2005, changed the early course of our ministry.

Messianic Apologetics editor John McKee surveys the Book of Judges from a Messianic perspective.

Messianic Apologetics editor John McKee reviews how most people within today’s Messianic sphere of influence, have either substantially changed or overhauled some theological position or view they once held. Sometimes this came as new evidence and perspectives were considered. Often, experience was a cause of change. How has this been a significant “faith builder” for many?

Can you tell me what some of the similarities, but also differences, are, between participating in One Law and/or Hebrew Roots, versus Messianic Judaism? I have noticed that your ministry has integrated itself into Messianic Judaism.

Messianic Apologetics editor John McKee offers some of his thoughts, after seeing the major motion picture Disclosure Day this weekend.

Shabbat Weekly Reflection

John McKee discusses the development of our ministry’s first Practical Messianic commentary: Galatians. Originally released in 2004, it has undergone several significant revisions and expansions.

Messianic Apologetics editor John McKee surveys the Book of Joshua from a Messianic perspective.

Messianic Apologetics editor John McKee reviews the one, ongoing significant area, where the Messianic community just cannot seem to have proper resolution: our identity. There are doubtlessly distinctions between Jewish and non-Jewish Believers, just as there are males and females. But are our individual identities to be more important and significant, than our identity in the salvation of Yeshua...

Can you please explain to me your concept of “different versions” of Yeshua (Jesus)?

Many Messianic people are of the conviction that today’s Messianic movement is a great deal like the First Century ekklesia. Was it actually a stable faith community, or one riddled with problems and challenges

Shabbat Weekly Reflection

John McKee discusses the development of our ministry’s first Helper series volume, the Messianic Winter Holiday Helper, and how it logically led to the release of additional resources.

Messianic Apologetics editor John McKee surveys the Book of Deuteronomy from a Messianic perspective.

Messianic Apologetics editor John McKee discusses some of the changing dynamics of the Messianic spectrum. We commonly call ourselves part of “the end-time move of God,” but how many people actually believe it, or are willing to evaluate what this might involve? Are things not as ideal as we think they should be, precisely because we have a unique role to play in a future—too many are afraid of?

What are the fuller implications of what Paul communicates in Romans 1:19-20? Is salvation only available for those who profess faith in Yeshua?

With the recent completion of the combined Salvation on the Line volume, Messianic Apologetics editor John McKee discusses the very early stages of the next really big project: Prophecy on the Line.

Shabbat Weekly Reflection

John McKee discusses some of the development of an early resource from our ministry, later expanded: Torah In the Balance.

Messianic Apologetics editor John McKee reviews how far too many of us in our lives, wait for something big or dramatic to occur, in order for God to get our attention. How much of a blessing is it, really, to have a time of peace and tranquility, to do the necessary work or make the necessary changes, before something big or dramatic takes place?

Messianic Apologetics editor John McKee surveys the Book of Numbers from a Messianic perspective.

Are you aware that there is a significant aspect of theology which directly affects Jewish outreach and evangelism, yet it is scarcely even acknowledged by today’s Messianic movement?

Shabbat Weekly Reflection

John McKee discusses some of the development of a lesser known resource from our ministry: the Messianic Torah Helper.

Messianic Apologetics editor John McKee surveys the Book of Leviticus from a Messianic perspective.