About Us and What We Believe
In these uncertain
times, all of us are all looking for something that we can count on, something that will
give our lives and our families meaning and stability. At Family Bible Ministries we believe
that the only “something” that will never fail is a SomeOne — Yeshua HaNatseret, the
Lion of Judah, Israel’s King Messiah, and the living Son of
We originally chose the name Family Bible Church because we hoped that the name would truly reflect what we stand for and believe, and how we manage the affairs of our fellowship. Because the LORD has recently called us to change the direction of our ministry toward a more Messianic approach, we have changed our name accordingly to Adat B'nei HaMelech (Congregation of the Children of the King).
Why our teaching is just a little different from what you might find anywhere else. Includes a summary of the author's personal spiritual journey.
A concise statement of our doctrinal position. Thoroughly expanded in our Doctrinal Studies materials.
How we got from where we were to where we are. A brief overview of our spiritual journey.
A word or two about how this congregation views our particular role as a local manifestation of the Body of Mashiach.
What we believe the Most High has called us to do for the Body.
How we view our responsibilities as a local manifestation of the Body of Mashiach and as Believers in Mashiach.
Who would want to come worship with us, and why?
Résumé and other interesting tidbits about Dr. Rick (Ari) and his family.
An introduction to the Woman of Virtue to whom our shepherd owes so very much.
How to get in touch with us.
How you can share in the support of this ministry.
Some interesting facts about the Body of Messiah that you may never have heard before.
Modern Messianic Judaism is the fulfillment of that which was spoken of by the ancient Prophets: a Restoration Movement of Jewish people who believe that Yeshua of Natzeret (Jesus of Nazareth) is the promised Messiah of Israel, and the Savior of the world. ...
A description of our “logo”—the oldest religious symbol of Messianic Judaism. Congregation B’nei HaMelech is an
independent fellowship in
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