"One New Man" Documentary

This episode investigates the history of the first Jerusalem council of Jewish apostles and disciples that made an important decision that opened the floodgates to salvation to gentiles around the world. The following episodes explore the rejection of Israel by the church, the reemergence of Messianic Judaism, and to the current day initiative that is moving to a second Jerusalem council of world Christian denominational leaders to make a decision of great prophetic importance.

This episode investigates the first wound between the growing gentile part of the church and the Messianic Jews. It also explores the causality of multiple decisions made by different historic church councils that not only rejected the Jewish part of the church but forced Messianic Jews to leave their Jewish identities or be put to death. This episode investigates the consequences of the church's anti-Jewish behavior, the rise of replacement theology, and even antisemitism and the inevitable tragic result that took place.

*Warning* This episode contains images that may be disturbing to some viewers. Viewer discretion is advised.

This episode continues to look at the first few years of Towards Jerusalem Council II, the vision of the creation of a second council similar to Acts 15, and the TJCII vision of unity in the body of Messiah.

This episode explores the journey of Toward Jerusalem Council II (TJCII) global movement focusing on repentance, healing schisms between Gentile Christians and Messianic Jews, and between the denomination to denomination. Through identificational repentance and prayer journeys to historic sites, TJCII seeks to address past wrongs and foster unity. Despite challenges, the vision persists, emphasizing the importance of relational reconciliation in accessing God's blessings.

This documentary episode explores the significance of embracing one's identity within the context of faith, emphasizing the value of diversity and mutual respect among Jewish and Gentile believers. It highlights the transformative impact of Acts 15, which underscores the importance of maintaining Jewish identity while celebrating the unique contributions of all believers. Through personal anecdotes and theological insights, the episode challenges biases within the church and calls for a deeper understanding of Jewish traditions. It advocates for unity and reconciliation, envisioning a community where Jew and Gentile stand together in worship and service, embodying the One New Man as envisioned in Scripture. Ultimately, it emphasizes the role of mutual love and respect in ushering in the return of the Lord through unity and reconciliation.