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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…
Faces of the Kingdom: Isaiah
What if the most compelling evidence for Yeshua being the foreseen Messiah wasn’t written in the New Testament, but rather in the Old Testament, long before He was born?… In today’s discussion we will meet Isaiah, a Hebrew prophet writing in Jerusalem during one of the darkest seasons in Israel’s history. His words would eventually become one of the most…
Walking Out God’s Plans…Not Our Own
Do you ever feel like you’re walking through life with a detailed roadmap, only to discover that you’ve been reading it upside down?… This verse from Proverbs captures the important choice we as believers have to make – between our personal wants and God’s perfect plan. How often do we find ourselves meticulously planning our lives, mapping out…
Jonah was a Prophet – Part 3
Jonah was a Prophet – Part 2
Part 2: Rebellion If you haven’t already read it, check out Part 1: What’s Jonah got to do with Elul? Rebellion is all over the Scriptures. For a book that we look to to tell us how we ought to live it has an awful (and I mean AWFUL) lot of information about how we ought NOT to live. Rebellion starts right at the beginning of the Book and continues on,…