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It’s a mouthful, but if you can’t string these words together and understand what they mean—grace-empowered-faith-based-obedience to God—then it will be impossible for you to understand […]
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Over the years, I have learned that using questions is a powerful way to engage with people on a deeper level. When I was younger, I thought arguing […]
It was a betrothal and today we have all but lost the dense significance of such customs. Once the image was diluted it did not take long before the tradition was replaced by something […]
The Word became flesh and pitched a tent among us. He tabernacled with us and we beheld His glory. Yet He was here for what seemed like just a vapor […]
“Once and for all means once and for all,” doesn’t it? If there is one Feast of Yahweh, more than any other, that Christians believe no longer has any relevance […]
“Let there be lights in the firmament of the heavens to divide the day from the night; and let them be for signs and seasons, and for days […]
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[Final musings of Paul] Too much information to integrate into a single thought. Too many inflection points and interconnections to assimilate. It all led to this one moment when all that God’s been doing […]
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“You will be brought before governors and kings as a testimony.” Very interesting words from our Lord, predicting very interesting times. One may believe that Y’shua meant […]
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“Be of good cheer.” Has anyone ever said that to you? Well, maybe not using that specific wording, which is more biblical in nature. But, perhaps something more […]
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If you are born-again, you will not be held accountable for your sins on judgment day; Y’shua has all of them covered. However, that does not blot […]