“Drive careful now and be safe!” When my parents first said this to me, I was baffled! Why wouldn’t I drive safely? But at 16, the concept of being careful wasn’t really in my daily vocabulary or brain. In hindsight, I can see why the reminder was given. In this week’s study, Yahweh…
Does Yahweh Expect Me to Change? This week, I was moved to ask you some key questions. Come prepared for this Sabbath’s Convocation by finding answers to the following questions. In Leviticus 18-20, the phrase “I am the Lord your God” is repeated numerous times. Why? What is being said and how does it affect…
Last Sabbath, I spoke on the need to follow the leading of the Holy Spirit in understanding Biblical Truth, over the desire to follow a custom or tradition in order to gain Biblical piety. But this can be hard, in that, customs are easy to follow, while a heart change takes thought. Many have asked,…
Many blessings to all who are celebrating the Passover and Unleavened Bread Feast Day Seasons! May you consider the circumcision of your heart as you partake of the Messiah, while recognizing His mighty works in bringing you out of bondage and into freedom! “They shall eat the flesh in that night, roasted with fire,…
Have you ever wondered what it must have felt like to be in the heart of Israel’s wilderness camp? Would you have been judged? Would gossip have spread by the type of offering you pulled or carried to the tabernacle? Maybe Yah provided both voluntary and mandatory offerings so people wouldn’t know what was being…
What is the greatest offering a person can give? Some think money, while others think time or a personal heartfelt gift. In this week’s study, we see a variety of gifts offered towards a joint vision. Have you ever thought what could and can happen if this would happen today? The Apostle Peter reminds…
The passages describing the workings of Tabernacle, its services, its structure, and those who cared for it, are so full of details that they are often perceived as some of the most boring parts of the Torah. Yet these detailed commands are repeated over and over again. Why? For instance, why does the Torah need…
I’ve only known a few people in my life who enjoy paying taxes. For most, it’s a hard endeavor; not only because it may be painful to give up money, but that it seems unjustified. Typically, people like to give from their heart, especially if it’s an honorable project. In this week’s study, we see…
Have you ever wanted to be deemed important? For most, a title can give status. A designated name seems to give permission to assume importance or authority. But, in reality, is a title overly significant? Personally, I almost think it is detrimental, in that onlookers can easily size up an individual to see if the…
B’shalach means, “when he let go.” The study refers to Pharaoh, who finally releases Israel so that they can leave the chains of slavery. But what will happen to Israel when they leave their land of bondage? Will they (you) be able to accept freedom? Will they (you) be able to walk in faith towards…