Uncategorized

Uncategorized

Faces of the Kingdom: Rahab

Rahab was a Canaanite, an outsider, a woman with a reputation in a city marked for destruction, and somehow she became the great-great-grandmother of King David, an ancestor of Messiah Yeshua Himself. She is remembered for her courage and her faith, but the story that shaped her legacy wasn’t a battle or a miracle like other Biblical characters that we hear about… Let’s…

Faces of the Kingdom: David

Few names in Scripture carry as much weight as David’s — the shepherd boy turned giant-slayer, a fugitive turned king, and the ancestor through whom Messiah Himself would come. He’s one of the most well-known figures in the Bible, remembered for his courage, his worship, and his covenant with God. However, the story that arguably shaped his legacy most…

Faces of the Kingdom: Jeremiah

Today we meet a prophet who was broken, rejected, and battered by the very people he was sent to serve, and yet he never stopped speaking. He was a man whose life reads less like a triumphant hero’s journey and more like a preview of the suffering Messiah who would come centuries after him…What does it look like to be chosen for something costly before you ever had…

How to Start the New Year Seeking God

As we approach the New Year, our world bombards us with messages about fresh starts, new beginnings, and self-improvement. Everywhere we turn, someone is talking about resolutions, goal-setting, and making this year “the best year yet.” The pressure to have it all figured out, to craft the perfect vision board, and to finally become the person we’ve…

G-d’s Plan

In Parashat Vayishlach, we learned that Jacob wrestled with G-d and humans. He was driven by a strong desire for G-d’s blessing, and Adonai changed Jacob’s name to Israel. His character grew stronger as he trusted G-d, and his perseverance helped fulfill G-d’s  plans. This story encourages us to hold on to G-d during times of difficulty, as He gave us the greatest…

What is Hanukkah?

Daylight Savings time has ended, our clocks have fallen back an hour, and the sun is setting earlier. The winter nights seem longer and darker, but with these changes something exciting comes…candles will begin to glow in windows, one more each night for eight nights. These flames aren’t just decorative; they’re a living testimony to God’s faithfulness,…

Thanksgiving Throughout Scripture

As we approach the Thanksgiving season, our country overflows with reminders to be grateful, from dinner table traditions to social media posts to making lists of what we’re thankful for in our journals. However, here’s something that many people don’t realize, Thanksgiving isn’t just an American holiday. It’s a Biblical command woven…