I always have way too many questions. I’m always wondering why, what does it mean, what is the purpose of this story, and what does the Lord want me to learn from it? That’s the case with the verse in Matthew 21:6-7, “The disciples went and did just as Yeshua had instructed them, and brought the … Continue reading Unraveling the Cloak
This is my husband’s book which is so good! “Hidden Secrets of the Passover Haggadah” is a revealing book that draws on over thirty years of study and presentations concerning Passover, God’s first biblically mandated Holiday. The Haggadah (“the telling”), is the book that developed throughout Jewish history, providing a framework to allow generations to … Continue reading Hidden Secrets of the Passover Haggadah
Lately, in my bible reading, there have been lots of references about famine. In our twenty first century mind set where food is everywhere, and many of us are watching our weight (even using intermittent fasting as a technique) we have never experienced an actual famine. Just recently, I realized that I was going through … Continue reading Famines
The title of this blog is the email title that I received from Blake Guichet, someone that I follow on social media. It made me stop and read her email. The quote comes from Winston Churchill, “You have enemies? Good. That means you’ve stood up for something, sometime in your life”. As believers, we have … Continue reading “You Have Enemies? Good.”
When I was a new mother (my daughter was probably a couple of months old), I was changing her diaper, when I looked down at her and saw a line of blood on her face! As any mother would, I totally freaked out and realized that I had cut her with my diamond engagement ring. … Continue reading Scarred But Beautiful
This teaching follows the blog series “True Confessions”. Each of these are stand alone teachings but are related to one another and each adds another facet to the concept of confession. In this video teaching we explore the necessity of confession, the stumbling blocks to confession and the bridge that God constructs through confession to … Continue reading The Gift of Confession
This blog is another segment to the “True Confessions” blog. If you haven’t read the first two blogs, don’t worry, as each is a stand-alone piece but, each blog adds another perspective to the topic of confession. Sitting at the table across from me was a well-dressed woman, sitting alone, who made a joke with … Continue reading True Confessions – Part Three
Today’s blog is another segment to the “True Confessions” blog. If you haven’t read the first blog, don’t worry, as each is a stand-alone piece but, each blog adds another perspective to the topic of confession. The room filled up and soon there was nowhere to sit, so this couple came and asked if they … Continue reading True Confessions – Part Two
As we were driving to board our long-awaited retirement cruise, our friend Bob prayed for us in the car. He prayed that God would bring divine appointments to us. These next three blogs are a result of that prayer! It began when we met a couple, and soon all four of us were engaged in … Continue reading True Confessions
I am blessed to have two sisters. They are as different as night and day but, they are both an essential part of my life. In this month’s parsha, “Chukat”, we read of Moses’ sister Miriam in Numbers 20:1, “Then the sons of Israel, the whole congregation, came to the wilderness of Zin in the … Continue reading Anger Management
