Shalom Macon

Shalom Macon We're made up of Jews and Christians, who come together to worship the God of Israel Jesus the Messiah was and always will be a Jew.

Formerly Nachamu Ami Messianic Synagogue, Shalom Macon is a growing and diverse congregation focused on living and learning the Bible from a messianic Jewish perspective. SERVICE TIMES:
9:00am - Shacharit (liturgical and mostly in Hebrew) & Torah services
11:00 am - Music & Teaching
1:00 pm - Open-ended Torah study

Shalom Macon is Messianic Jewish teaching about Jesus, the Bible, Israel, and the

coming Kingdom of God. It is a community of disciples, both Jews and Christians, who want to move past shallow teaching about the Bible and learn exciting and real ways to live it out in faith and practice. He lived and taught from the Jewish scriptures with a Jewish perspective, and we can learn a lot more about his words and their application for our lives when we see and hear them through Jewish eyes.

09/02/2026

Denying yourself physical comfort on Yom Kippur is actually meant to train your soul for the rest of the year. The fast isn't just about going without food; it's a practice run for denying the urge to make excuses, withholding forgiveness, or speaking harsh and angry words. By mastering your physical desires for a single day, you build the spiritual strength needed to guard your eyes and control your tongue long after the holiday ends. Which bad habit are you most determined to deny yourself this coming year?

Is your faith focused on what’s right in front of you—or on the coming Kingdom? This message is an invitation to regain ...
09/01/2026

Is your faith focused on what’s right in front of you—or on the coming Kingdom? This message is an invitation to regain your spiritual focus before the King returns. https://youtu.be/lb67EgFK3qc

08/30/2026

Why does a God who commands us to eat and celebrate ask us to abstain from life's good things on Yom Kippur? Esoteric tradition teaches that your soul has five levels, ranging from basic physical instincts (nefesh) to the divine spark of rational, spiritual connection (neshama). Abstaining from physical comforts like leather shoes removes daily distractions so you can starve lower impulses and feed your higher soul. What is one distraction you can clear away this week to reconnect with your higher self?

Sukkot with Shalom is your invitation to slow down, show up, and step into the joy of the season with a weekend full of ...
08/28/2026

Sukkot with Shalom is your invitation to slow down, show up, and step into the joy of the season with a weekend full of meaning, music, meals, and community under the sukkah at Shalom Macon.

Hey Kids!!! New Socks On Your Table for Torah Portion Ki Tavo!The Secret of a Thankful Heart! | Shalom Macon Kids | http...
08/28/2026

Hey Kids!!! New Socks On Your Table for Torah Portion Ki Tavo!
The Secret of a Thankful Heart! | Shalom Macon Kids | https://youtu.be/qOAB5_I3M38

What if the way you live today is preparing you for the day you leave this world? In this week’s Torah portion, Ki Tavo,...
08/27/2026

What if the way you live today is preparing you for the day you leave this world? In this week’s Torah portion, Ki Tavo, we discover a profound connection between our beginnings, our choices, and the person we are becoming. Don’t miss this thought-provoking message about making your life count. https://youtu.be/0osN8gsJq2w

08/26/2026

True failure isn't falling down; it's refusing to get back up. According to ancient wisdom on Song of Songs 5:2, God doesn't demand perfection to fix your life; He asks for an opening as small as the eye of a needle. The moment you make that tiny effort toward repentance and realignment, God promises to open a gate so wide that entire wagons can drive through it to restore you. What is one small step you can take today to let God open that door for you?

08/24/2026

What if your worst past mistakes could actually become the force that propels you to spiritual greatness? When you repent out of fear, you simply cover up guilt, but repenting out of love turns sin into a valuable tool for growth and righteousness. As Rabbi Kook wrote, God desires so deeply for you to reach your true potential that He will take your bad choices and reshape them to make you better. How has a past failure surprisingly helped shape you into a better person today?

08/23/2026

What is the blast of the shofar actually trying to tell us? While some sages teach that the shofar carries our own supernatural cries of repentance up to God, the Rambam offers a radically different perspective. He believes the shofar is actually God calling directly to you, shouting, "Wake up and become the person you need to be!" When you hear the shofar, do you feel like you are calling out to God, or that God is waking you up?

Address

6733 New Forsyth Road
Macon, GA
31210

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 2pm
Tuesday 10am - 2pm
Wednesday 10am - 2pm
Friday 10am - 2pm

Telephone

+18337425668

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