Come Celebrate Shabbat
In The House Of Yeshua
Yeshua Is At The Gates
Services
Virtual Shabbat Openings: Friday 7.30 PM - 9:30 PM
Presential Shabbat Service: Sbado 1.00 PM – 4:00 PM
Ministry Of Dance
Come Dance For Yeshua
With joy and gladness we celebrate the King at every step.
The dance in the House of Yeshua is worship, unity and victory.
We look forward to lifting our hearts in praise together!
Tithes & Offerings
We give with gratitude because everything comes from Adonai.
Your offering is an act of love and worship to Yeshua.
Let us be faithful sowers in His work! 🙌✨ Click on the arrow.
Liberation and Healing
The Bible teaches that sin and disobedience open doors to spiritual oppression and sickness. Many times, the burdens a person carries come not only from his or her decisions, but also from generational curses transmitted by the sin of the parents.
Biblical Holidays
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Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement) → from the sunset of the October 2, 2025 until the sunset of October 3, 2025.
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Sukkot (Feast of Tabernacles) → from the sunset of the October 6, 2025 until the sunset of October 13, 2025.
Shalom Shalom
Welcome To The House Of Yeshua.
Somos una comunidad de creyentes que anhelamos vivir conforme al ejemplo de la iglesia primitiva, de raíces hebreas en Coconut Creek”guardando los mandamientos de Dios y la fe de Yeshua el Mesías.
Here we do not follow human structures and modern hierarchies; so we recognize that the only Shepherd and Head of this house is Yeshua. We are a group of elders who serve in humility, caring for the flock in love, teaching and obedience.
As in the days of the apostle Paul, we address the elders with respect, knowing that true authority comes from the Messiah and His Word.
Services
Apertuta De Shabbat “Virtual”: Friday 7.30 PM - 9:30 PM
Shabbat Service “Presencial”: Sbado 1.00 PM – 4:00 PM
Address - Direccion
1349 Lyons Rd, Coconut Creek, FL 33063
Phone - Telefono
(561)-723-2245
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Fiestas de Primavera
Las fiestas de primavera anuncian redención, limpieza espiritual, resurrección y derramamiento del Ruaj HaKodesh. En Yeshua vemos el cumplimiento mesiánico de Pesaj, Panes sin Levadura, Bikkurim y Shavuot.
Las fechas se muestran primero conforme al calendario bíblico de la Torah y debajo en fecha civil 2026 para fines de convocación.
Recordamos la liberación de Egipto. En el enfoque mesiánico, Yeshua es el Cordero de Pesaj que trae redención y rescate por medio de su sacrificio.
Esta fiesta llama a quitar la levadura del pecado y caminar en pureza, sinceridad y obediencia delante de Elohim.
Presentación de las primicias delante de YAHWEH. En el enfoque mesiánico, Yeshua resucitado es las primicias de los que durmieron, señal de victoria y vida nueva.
Celebra la entrega de la Torah y también señala el derramamiento del Ruaj HaKodesh sobre los discípulos en Jerusalén.
SEDER LA CASA DE YESHUA
Recordamos la liberación de Egipto y proclamamos a Yeshúa as the Cordero de Elohim, cumplimiento perfecto de la redención.
“Porque nuestra Pascua, que es el Mesías, ya fue sacrificada por nosotros.” 1 Corintios 5:7
Pésaj nos lleva a la noche en que Yahweh libró a Su pueblo por medio de la sangre del cordero. Esa redención histórica anunciaba proféticamente la obra del Mesías: Yeshúa, el Cordero perfecto, cuya sangre trae perdón, pacto y vida.
Celebramos esta fiesta con enfoque bíblico y mesiánico, exaltando la fidelidad de Yahweh, la pureza del pan sin levadura, el llamado a dejar la vieja levadura y el poder redentor del Mesías.
Lecturas Clave
- Éxodo 12:1–14
- Levítico 23:4–8
- Deuteronomio 16:1–8
- Lucas 22:7–20
- Juan 1:29
- 1 Corintios 5:7–8
Enfoque de la Celebración
Memorial bíblico, enseñanza, adoración y renovación espiritual, centrados en la redención de Yahweh y en Yeshúa como el Cordero del pacto.
Declaración
“Fuimos llamados a salir de Egipto, dejar la vieja levadura y caminar en obediencia delante de Yahweh.”
Conteo del Ómer
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YOM KIPPUR
From a Hebrew perspective, Yeshua (JESUS) is the fulfillment of the day of atonement Yom Kippur:
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He is both the Spotless lamb as the High Priest who offers His own blood for the forgiveness of sins.
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His sacrifice on the cross is understood as the definitive atonement, which does not need to be repeated every year.
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Thus, Yom Kippur prophetically points to the work of Yeshua as the mediator between God and humanity (Hebrews 9:11-12).
Meaning for today
For believers in Yeshua, Yom Kippur not only recalls judgment and repentance, but also the hope and assurance of forgiveness obtained through Him. It is a solemn time of reflection, fasting, prayer and thanksgiving for the redemption.
Zukkot Feast of Tabernacles
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It is one of the three pilgrimage feasts commanded by the Torah (Leviticus 23:33-43).
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The people of Israel were to dwell in booths (sukkot) for seven days to remember how God cared for them in the wilderness.
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It is also called the “Feast of Joy” because it celebrates God's provision after the harvest and His presence with the people.
- By 2025, Sukkot begins in the late afternoon of Monday, October 6th and ends in the evening of monday, october 13.