Welcome to Biblical Roots Hub
Many Christians today are rediscovering the Jewish roots of their faith - the ancient rhythms, words and traditions that shaped the world of Jesus and the early believers. Biblical Roots Hub exists to help you explore that journey with clarity, respect and joy.
​We believe that understanding the Bible within its original Jewish context deepens our love for God, strengthens our grasp of Scripture and enriches our walk with Messiah. Whether you're just beginning or have been studying for years, our goal is to provide trustworthy, balanced and thoughtfully curated resources to guide your learning.
WHY THIS MATTERS
I started Biblical Roots Hub because I see how much misunderstanding surrounds the Jewish people and the heritage from which our faith was born. Many Christians struggle to grasp why Israel and the Jewish people matter, or how their story connects to ours. Yet Scripture is clear: they are God’s chosen people, set apart for His purposes. Even when we don’t fully understand their customs, traditions, or ways, we as believers are grafted into that same covenantal story. My heart is to provide resources and clarity—so that as we seek God together, He will reveal the richness of these roots and deepen our love for His people, His Word, and His redemptive plan.
About the Norton Family
After discovering the significance of Torah, it took some time for us to also grasp the importance of the Land and the people of Israel. In February 2020, Pete travelled to Israel on a volunteering trip that proved to be life-changing. He returned with a clear sense of vision, and in response we chose to simplify our lives—letting go of most of our possessions and our rented home—in order to pursue an opportunity to volunteer in the Land.
What followed were two unexpected yet formative seasons of waiting, marked by what we came to see as purposeful periods of “homelessness” while preparing to return to Israel. We now find ourselves in a third season of waiting. You can follow more of this journey on our blog.