What Is Scriptural Stewardship? To discover what the Scripture says about stewardship, we start with the very first verse: “In the beginning Elohim created the heavens and the earth” (Genesis 1:1). As the Creator, Yahuah has absolute rights of ownership over all things, and to miss starting here is like misaligning the top button on our shirt or blouse—nothing else will ever line up. Nothing else...
What Should We Learn From The Walls Of Yeriycho (Jericho) Falling Down? The story of the walls of Yeriycho (Jericho) falling down, recorded in Yahusha (Joshua) 6:1–27, is one that vividly demonstrates the miraculous power of Yahuah. But more than that, the utter destruction of Jericho teaches us several grand truths regarding Yahuah’s grace and our salvation. The people of Yisrael had just...
Who Was Absalom In The Scriptures? Absalom was the third son of King David, by his wife Maacah. The bulk of Absalom’s story is told in 2 Samuel 13-19. He had a strong influence on his father’s reign. The first recorded event defining Absalom’s life also involved his sister Tamar and half-brother Amnon. Tamar was beautiful, and Amnon lusted after her. When Tamar rebuffed Amnon’s advances, he...
Yom Teruah Blow The Shofar In Your Land HaRuachEliyahu Etymologist Eliyahu shares to a live audience on Zoom of another understanding of Yom Teruah as to blow the Shofar to call everyone to prepare for Yom Kippurim of a Yom of Fasting and to make Teshuvah and adds the details of just what does it mean to prepare for even sukkot. This video is from 2020 and has been edited and remixed and...
The True Hidden Pain Behind People Who Say They Don’t Need Anyone We all need someone. Alexandra Blogier Witten on Feb 12, 2024 Bobbi Banks is a London-based therapist and coach who offers her followers accessible insights on mental health, specifically surrounding our relationships with ourselves and others. Much of Banks’ work is focused on setting healthy boundaries and helping...
Do sheep only obey their Master’s voice?
A little compilation of a visit to my friend, Christopher Lange’s farm at Harestua, Norway. I have long wanted to film this test, where we call for his sheep in the same words as he uses, and then let him do it.
A Scriptural lesson to learn from this!
What Does It Mean That “My Sheep Hear My Voice” (John 10:27)? One of the Scripture’s most informative images of Yahusha is as the Good Shepherd. Part of that image involves His leadership or Mastership/headship of the flock. Yahusha expresses that role by saying, “My sheep hear My voice.” Only Yahuah’s true sheep follow and obey Him because they know and recognize His voice. Yahusha said, “My...
Son, Go Plow At the young age of 12 years old my sister and I ended up with our grandparents in West Virginia to finish raising and sending through school. Grandpa was born in 1898 and Grandma was born in 1903. They both was raised in families that did big gardens to feed all of their children. If you didn’t garden you didn’t eat. So a big portion of their time was dedicated to growing and...
🌱 Nurturing minds, cultivating futures 🌿 Teaching children the origins of their food is like planting seeds of knowledge that flourish into a lifetime of understanding and appreciation. Incorporating gardening into their schooling not only connects them with nature but also instills invaluable life skills. From learning about soil health to understanding the lifecycle of plants, every step in the...
The Making Of A Pearl By Samantha Carberry When a piece of sand gets inside an oyster it starts as an irritant. It’s uncomfortable to the oyster. However, the irritant creates growth inside the oyster. In time that irritant that inspired growth, creates a beautiful pearl that becomes a prized possession. Many of us work so hard to avoid the irritations that are necessary...
