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12-09-2022
Understanding Our Roots will guide both the Jew and Gentile to build a bridge joining each people group as Believers in the Messiah. Rabbi Saul (Paul) writes to the Church in Ephesus about creating “one new man out of two,” thus making peace and reconciling both to God. Further, the study points out that the Church does not replace the Jewish people, but rather is “grafted into” the Jewish Believer group. The goal is for Jewish and Gentile Believers to recognize unity under the New Covenant, blow the trumpets together in unison, and to anxiously embrace the return of the Messiah.
About The Author
Kevin L.
Spencer
Rev. Kevin L. Spencer is an ordained Anglican priest who has retired from the pastorate and is currently writing books and articles for Christian publications. He has just finished writing the book, Understanding Our Roots. Kevin has been married to his wife Penny for 39 years, has three daughters, three sons-in-law, and five grandchildren. His passion is to help the Church build the bridge between the Jew and the Gentile, by explaining and writing about the Covenants and how God has designed “one new man,” as explained by Paul in Ephesians 2. His formal education is a B.S. from the University