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2025 – A Year Crowned with Goodness In the book of Psalms, specifically Psalm 65:11, we find a powerful declaration: “You crown the year with your goodness, and your paths drip with abundance.” This verse encapsulates the essence of God’s provision and blessing in our lives, inviting us to reflect on the nature of His… Continue reading 2025 A Year

The Birth and Mission of Christ: A Celebration of Hope The Christmas season brings a unique opportunity to reflect on the profound significance of Jesus Christ’s birth. While we acknowledge that this is not the exact date of His birth, celebrate this significant event as often as I can. However, we must not get caught up… Continue reading The Birth and Mission of Christ

The Book of Nehemiah recounts the story of Nehemiah, a cupbearer to the Persian king, who hears about the desolate state of Jerusalem and feels compelled to act. He seeks permission from the king to return to Jerusalem and rebuild the city’s walls, which were in ruins. Reflection The Lord brought to my mind Nehemiah… Continue reading Keep Building: Lessons from Nehemiah

The Book of Ezra, from a Hebraic perspective, recounts the return of the Jewish exiles from Babylon to Jerusalem and the rebuilding of the Temple after the Babylonian exile. It emphasizes themes of restoration, covenant faithfulness, and the importance of worship. Summary of the Book of Ezra God’s Good Hand on Ezra (Chapter 7) In… Continue reading Restoration and Renewal: The Journey of Ezra

After his resurrection, Jesus made several unexpected appearances that left His followers both astonished and filled with hope. These encounters highlight not only His divine nature but also His deep desire to comfort and reassure those who believed in Him. 1. The Disciples in Locked Rooms In John 20:19-20, we find the disciples gathered in… Continue reading The Unexpected Appearances of Jesus

Hanukkah, also known as the Festival of Lights, is an eight-day Jewish celebration that commemorates the rededication of the Second Temple in Jerusalem during the second century BCE. This event is rooted in the Maccabean Revolt against the Seleucid Empire, which sought to impose Hellenistic culture and religion upon the Jewish people. Historical Background In… Continue reading Understanding Hanukkah: A Hebraic Perspective

Jesus: A Friend to the Friendless and a Father to the Fatherless In today’s world, feelings of loneliness and abandonment can be overwhelming. Many people walk through life feeling isolated, struggling to find connections or comfort. Yet, amidst this darkness, there is a profound light: the assurance that Y’shua is a friend to the friendless… Continue reading Jesus, Friend to the friendless

In the Holy Bible, community is a vital aspect of life, emphasizing relationships, mutual support, and shared values. From a Hebraic perspective, several key themes illustrate what community looks like: Community in the Bible reflects a rich tapestry of relationships grounded in shared faith, mutual care, social justice, and collective identity. The Hebraic perspective emphasizes… Continue reading The Fabric of Community: Exploring Hebraic Relationships in Scripture

In the Holy Bible, several factors can hinder prayer, and these are often highlighted through various scriptural references. Here are some key points based on Hebraic scripture: Because of the reasons mentioned above, I choose not to ask everyone to pray for me! Conclusion These scriptural references collectively illustrate that maintaining a righteous and humble… Continue reading When Heaven Seems Silent: Exploring Factors That Hinder Prayer

Although we see a recurring theme in the Holy Bible where God destroys the wicked, it is also clear that He does not desire their destruction, even when we may wish for it ourselves. While we may feel anger towards those who commit injustices against us and our families and we want them uprooted from… Continue reading Heart of God Toward the Wicked