God isn’t interested in dealing with our sins. Nor does He make us feel guilty or ashamed about our past. He ignores it. To Him it is DEAD. He already dealt with it on the Cross. He is doing His best to help us move into our identity of righteousness. Yes, we need to repent. … Continue reading We Have a New Life to Live
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On Sunday night, a group of eleven women, met in my home to feast on the Bread of Life out of the book of Colossians. I've wanted to have a small group in our home since the day we moved in five and a half years ago. And did have one for a few months … Continue reading Stand
Seek God First
There is something wonderful about spending the first part of every day with the LORD. He loves to encounter us in different ways and surprise us with how well He knows us. This morning I was thanking Him for this day and rejoicing in the fact that we are going to meet our first great-grandbaby … Continue reading Seek God First
Yeshua is Our Everlasting Father
This title may rattle you some. Isn’t God our Father? Yes, He is. Still, our God is three in one. Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. I am not sure any of us will fully understand the dynamics of this until we see Him face to face. What I do know is that it is one … Continue reading Yeshua is Our Everlasting Father
He is a Resident Counselor
Now, let’s look Yeshua's second name mentioned in Isaiah 9:6. “And His name shall be called COUNSELOR." Counselor is Strong’s #3289 יָעַץ yâʻats, yaw-ats'; a primitive root; to advise; reflexively, to deliberate or resolve:—advertise, take advise, advise (well), consult, (give, take) counsel(-lor), determine, devise, guide, purpose. The letters from right to left are: Yod … Continue reading He is a Resident Counselor
What’s in a Name?
While Yeshua was more likely born in September or early October during the Feast of Tabernacles, we celebrated His birth yesterday on December 25th. But Yeshua is worthy of celebration every day of the year. In this last week before 2024 begins, I am going to share some thoughts about Him I've shared before. In … Continue reading What’s in a Name?
Are You Washing in the Word? The Laver
Moses paced back and forth, rehearsing the offerings and sacrifices. “Yahweh,” he prayed. “You are so generous with your forgiveness and mercy. There is no other God like You. May the people put all of this into practice. May they come to know You and love You from their hearts.” Suddenly, the courtyard of the … Continue reading Are You Washing in the Word? The Laver
The Use of Silver in the Tabernacle Courtyard Fence
Silver plays a key role in the Gospel message. Without it, the Tabernacle would be just another tent. Its spiritual value surpasses gold. Let's see what we can find. Exodus 27:9-10 NKJV “You shall also make the court of the tabernacle. For the south side there shall be hangings for the court made of fine woven … Continue reading The Use of Silver in the Tabernacle Courtyard Fence
Who Do You See?
This morning I went in search of a scripture Holy Spirit brought to mind. When I found it, I glanced across the page and another verse caught my attention. James 1:25 was the verse. Here it is in context. James 1:23-25 For if anyone is a hearer of the word and not a doer, he … Continue reading Who Do You See?
The Truth Will Set You Free
On Tuesday, when I asked the Lord where He wanted me to read, He said, “Mark 4.” So, prayerfully I opened to Mark 4 in my Amplified Bible, and four verses jumped off the page for me to consider. Mark 4:11-12 were the first two. Mark writes about a part of the discussion Jesus was … Continue reading The Truth Will Set You Free
Hear God's Heart 