This Ha Yom Kippurim, as I reflect and seek Yah’s face, I am reminded of something that I learned many years ago. It was an ” ah ha” moment; a real truth was seeded in my heart and mind that I will never forget and I aspire to… Read More »Forgiveness: A Salvation Issue (Ha Yom Kippurim)
As Believers, in order for us to function effectively in Yah’s Kingdom, it is essential – required even, that we understand and live out lifestyle of forgiveness. This very thing is what has brought us into the Kingdom and i believe it is also what “keeps us there”.… Read More »Forgiveness
Most Christians have heard it or said it, “If you were the only living person on earth, Christ would still have died for you.” In a way, that thought of Yah’s love for the individual is the companion thought to the actual words of Messiah in, John 3:16, “For God… Read More »The Choosing People
Exodus 12:21, “Then Moses called all the elders of Israel and said to them, “Go and select lambs for yourselves according to your clans, and kill the Passover lamb.” The word clan is so old-fashioned and to some degree the hooded idiots who spell it with a K gave it… Read More »מִשְׁפָּחָה (Mishpacha)
More than ever, it seems like “woke” America finds the concept of “cultural appropriation” insulting at the least, and racist at worst. I would imagine that the phrase “woke America” is insulting as well, now that I think of it. The term “cultural appropriation” is defined by Oxford… Read More »Cultural Appropriation and Passover
“You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor.” Seems easy enough. I think any mature believer in the Bible has wrestled with the idea of lying–when its permitted and when its not. The easiest example is Rehab lying about the spies hidden on her roof, for example.… Read More »Social Media and the Ninth Commandment
It’s sometimes hard to grapple with how a potentially sinful aspect of our humanity like “sibling rivalry” is often the engine of YHWH’s end game. Once we come to terms with this reality, it should affect our walk in a serious way. Take a look at this interesting… Read More »Sibling Rivalry
I was browsing my old blog and I came across this post that blessed my soul, it was written November 2013. I have so much to be thankful for in the life that Yah has shown us! I wouldn’t change it for anything! The post follows: Community and… Read More »Community and Family
Last night I was inspired. With zero planning, I suddenly found myself making baked red-potato chips. Then I imagined nacho-style potato chips, with hamburger topping. My son, upgraded that vision and came up with some pre-cooked Philly-cheesesteak meat, also home-made, but frozen ahead. I started with the food… Read More »Why We Call It a ‘Messilife’