What is “Ekklesia”?

Ekklesia comes from the Greek ek – “out” or “unto” and kaleo – “to call.” It describes a called-out, gathering community—a people set apart to walk together, in faith, under the name of JESUS.

What’s Different About the Ekklesia?

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The Ekklesia Way stands apart because we uphold the full foundation of truth given through the Messiah and the Prophets—truth that many churches have set aside. We are not bound to man-made tradition. We walk in the light of the original Gospel, built on five unshakable pillars that define our faith and witness:

The Five Pillars of the Gospel

12 Beliefs of Mighty Sons

• 1. The Son 𐤉𐤄𐤅𐤄 came in the Flesh — JESUS is 𐤉𐤄𐤅𐤄 the I AM. He is the Son of God made manifest, the Word made flesh, the Lamb slain from the foundation of the world.
• 2. One God the Father — There is one God, the Father of all. He alone is the Most High, and JESUS is His Son, who came in His name and now rest at the right hand of glory.
• 3. Man is Mortal and Will Be Judged — Man does not have eternal life by nature. The gift of life is through new birth called the regenaration of the Son of Man.
• 4. The New Moons and Sabbaths Are Everlasting — The appointed times are not abolished. The new moons are God's months and time is set by the markers in the sky. We must congregate together as God commands.
• 5. The Holy Spirit Is the Seal — The Spirit of God is not a third person, but the very power and presence of God. It is the seal upon the believer, marking them as His possession.