This past Wednesday night at sunset, the holiest day on God’s calendar began. It is called Yom Kippur. Yom means ‘day’, and Kippur means ‘atonement or cover’. Rather than give you the typical description of this day with multiple supporting scriptures, the Lord wants me to share with you the story of His Bride. The … Continue reading The Story of the Bride Written in the Feasts of the LORD
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Feast of Trumpets/Rosh HaShanah–Significance for Christians
Tonight at sunset, one of God's family reunions will begin. He created all of us because He wanted a family. And like any good dad, He set in order times to gather and celebrate. God has an amazing calendar of events that He placed in the heavens before man was on the scene. Genesis 1:14 … Continue reading Feast of Trumpets/Rosh HaShanah–Significance for Christians
Behold the Lamb
Jesus could have come into the world, born in a palace, but Philippians 2:5-8 tells us another story: “Let this mind be in you which was also in Christ Jesus, 6 who, being in the form of God, did not consider it robbery to be equal with God, 7 but made Himself of no reputation, … Continue reading Behold the Lamb
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
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?
Day 1 of Hanukkah
Let’s celebrate the Light! Hanukkah Day 1 — tonight at sundown is the time for candle lighting. One candle is lit each night until in 8 days all the candles are lit. If you don’t have a menorah, just use tea lights or other small candles. No laws are involved. Just enjoy Jesus. The tall … Continue reading Day 1 of Hanukkah
The Tabernacle Door – The Entrance for Priests Only
No one knows what the door looked like but these are the colors that were woven along with white. Every house needs an entry door and God’s House was no exception. The Tabernacle Door speaks volumes about Yeshua and us. Let’s get started. And thou shalt make a hanging for the door of the tent, … Continue reading The Tabernacle Door – The Entrance for Priests Only
The Framework – Part 3 – The Bars, the Rings, and the Gold
Today, we are going to complete our study about the framework of the Tabernacle. For the past two weeks, we’ve investigated the boards and the sockets. It’s been surprising to see how Yahweh included Yeshua in each piece. We’ve learned how small pieces of wood called tenons secured the boards in the sockets. Today, the … Continue reading The Framework – Part 3 – The Bars, the Rings, and the Gold
The Tabernacle Framework – Part 1 – The Boards and Tenons
I have a confession to make as we begin this exploration. After investigating the priceless furniture in the Tabernacle, I was not excited about this part of the instructions. But Holy Spirit prompted me to look deeper. He wanted me to see the Hebrew meaning of the letters in the materials used. Some words we … Continue reading The Tabernacle Framework – Part 1 – The Boards and Tenons
The Altar of Incense – Part 1 – Description
We have the last significant piece of furniture to consider in the Holy Place – The Altar of Incense. Moses first hears of it in Exodus 30:1-6. “You shall make an altar to burn incense on; you shall make it of acacia wood. A cubit shall be its length and a cubit its width—it shall be … Continue reading The Altar of Incense – Part 1 – Description
Hear God's Heart 