Dr. Daniel Juster has greatly influenced Gateway Church’s thinking on Israel & the Jewish people. This book is a masterful overview of Messianic Jewish Theology.

Dr. Gerald McDermott spent most of his life believing in Replacement Theology. All of that changed when he met a Jewish believer in Jesus. This is possibly the best “overview” book on Israel for a Christian reader.

Everyone Christian loves Jesus. But few understand Him as a faithful Jewish man. David Hoffbrand is a Jewish believer in Jesus on staff at a large church in the UK. He unpacks the implications of Jesus’ Jewishness for church leaders in a very relevant way.

Over 3,000 years of history is delivered in this engaging, fascinating historical overview. There is no better book to truly understand the miraculous history of the Jewish people.

Our very own Dr. Wayne Wilks’ wife, Bonnie, makes the practice of Shabbat understandable with this dynamic but short book. This book can and will change your life.

In less than 250 pages, one of our favorite authors – Joel Richardson – addresses the unbiblical nature of Replacement Theology, the power of God’s covenants with the Jewish people, and a balanced understanding of the end times. Must. Read.

For those of you looking for a deeper dive, this is the book for you. Renowned scholar R. Kendall Soulen makes a fantastic theological case for Israel, and how that fits into modern Christian theology.

Dr. Jen Rosner is one of our favorite Messianic Jewish scholars. It took her less than 200 pages to cover the schism between Jews & Christians, new scholarship on Paul as a faithful Jewish man, and a pragmatic path forward amidst historic differences.

If there is a book to start with, this is the one, as it will completely change the way you see the Bible. It’s simply one of the most concise, impactful books you’ll find on this topic. Period.

Another book of less than 200 pages that will drastically change how you read the Bible. You will learn major truths about key Old Testament stories that you’ve possibly always overlooked.