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The concepts of a “spirit of stupor” and “spiritual blindness” among believers are significant themes in Scripture, reflecting the challenges that can arise in understanding and accepting spiritual truths. Below is a commentary on these themes, supported by relevant scripture references. Spirit of Stupor The term “spirit of stupor” is primarily derived from Romans 11:8,… Continue reading Overcoming the Spirit of Stupor: Understanding Spiritual Blindness

In life, we often face challenges that test our faith and resilience. For many, health issues can feel overwhelming—physically, emotionally, and spiritually. My journey with a tumor was one such challenge, but it became a powerful testament to God’s healing power and faithfulness. The DiagnosisIt all began with a routine check-up. After a series of… Continue reading God Healed Me of a Tumor: A Journey of Faith and Healing

As I’ve observed different people, I have noticed the lack of peace that many experience. A family member was restless, sleepless, and their spirit was troubled. They were filled with worry and anxiety. I said to the Lord, “What in the world is this?” And the Prince of Peace (Jesus) responded, “They have no peace.”… Continue reading No Greater Peace

I was watching a service on YouTube and felt the tangible presence of the Lord. As the Spirit of the Lord was moving strongly, someone interrupted this precious and holy moment. Unfortunately, this happens too often in church services: during praise and worship, some individuals feel the need to speak or minister, disrupting the flow… Continue reading Church, Please Stop This!

I have been asked this questions a few times and decided to address it in my blog today. “Many of us claim to hear God’s voice, and He often speaks to each person differently based on their unique experiences and interpretations. He meets us at the spiritual level we are at. Let’s explore what the… Continue reading What Does God’s Voice Really Sound Like?

Before I get into my blog, I must say this, as part of the body of Christ, we are one body with many members and different assignments. (1 Corinthians 12:12-27) What we do, we ought to do unto the glory of God with a spirit of excellence because He is watching us. How we treat our… Continue reading The Eyes of the Lord Roam to and From

The Feast of Tabernacles, known in Hebrew as Sukkot, is one of the seven biblical feasts outlined in the Torah. It is celebrated annually in the fall and holds deep significance in Jewish tradition and biblical history. This festival is not only a time of rejoicing and thanksgiving but also a period of reflection on God’s… Continue reading The Feast of Tabernacles: A Season of Rejoicing (October 16-23, 2024)!

Y’shua, Our Great High Priest In the Christian faith, the role of Jesus as our High Priest is central to understanding His ministry and the significance of His sacrifice. The concept of the High Priest is deeply rooted in the Old Testament, where priests mediated between God and the people, offering sacrifices for sin. Jesus,… Continue reading Our Great High Priest

One dictionary defines the word “protocol” as “the official procedure of rules governing affairs of state or diplomatic occasions.” In meeting any high-ranking dignitary, there is an unspoken etiquette that must be learned and adopted, or else there might be dire consequences. The most common meaning of protocol is “a system of rules that explain… Continue reading Where’s my honor?

I found this topic very interesting. I heard someone mention it, and I had to delve deeper because I love the Faithful One of Israel, the Lover and Keeper of my soul, Author and Finisher of my Faith! The “13 Attributes of Mercy” (or “13 Attributes of Compassion”) are a significant concept in Jewish theology,… Continue reading Thirteen Attributes of the God of Israel