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TORAH
A Torah thought for this week …
Parashat Naso
B’Midbar/Numbers 4:47 … everyone who comes to perform the service of worship and the service of carrying in the Tent of Meeting.
What does the Torah mean when it talks about work and how does that overlap with worship? Does worship look like carrying and portering? Why does the Torah seem to use the same word for both? Read more here …
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OUR BEGINNINGS
In the 1980s Dan Juster, a leader in the burgeoning Messianic movement, was challenged by a friend regarding the restoration of the Church by five fold leadership (apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors and teachers). He began to gain a vision for the restored unity of the Body of Believers, and the foundations for restoration began to grow.
Many years later, the Tikkun America network now represents over 30 congregations and ministries in North America and is part of the broader Tikkun Global Family.
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WHAT’S NEW WITHIN THE TIKKUN AMERICA NETWORK
Have A Heart!
“Have a heart.” It is a phrase we use when someone seems cold, detached, or insensitive. If a person is acting harshly or lacking compassion, someone nearby may say, “Come on… have a heart.”
The expression reveals something profound. Across cultures and throughout history, the heart has been understood as the center of human affection, compassion, desire, and will. Biblically, the heart is not merely the seat of emotion; it is the inner core of who we are. Scripture speaks of believing in the heart, loving from the heart, obeying from the heart, and even the hardening of one’s heart.
Read the whole article here: Issue 59
BLOG
WHAT’S NEW WITHIN THE TIKKUN AMERICA NETWORK
Have A Heart!
“Have a heart.” It is a phrase we use when someone seems cold, detached, or insensitive. If a person is acting harshly or lacking compassion, someone nearby may say, “Come on… have a heart.”
The expression reveals something profound. Across cultures and throughout history, the heart has been understood as the center of human affection, compassion, desire, and will. Biblically, the heart is not merely the seat of emotion; it is the inner core of who we are. Scripture speaks of believing in the heart, loving from the heart, obeying from the heart, and even the hardening of one’s heart.
Read the whole article here: Issue 59
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Restore magazine is a premier digital publication that sets the standard for excellence in its field. Immerse yourself in equipping, Spirit-led articles and stunning visuals that will leave you both inspired and equipped. With a commitment to delivering unparalleled biblical content, Restore magazine stands apart from other faith-based publications. Subscribe to have it delivered right to your inbox each Rosh Chodesh.
June 2026
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