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Purim – A Call to Courage

February 28, 2018 This Purim, discover how Esther reflects the Bride of Messiah and Mordechai, the Ruach HaKodesh (Holy Spirit).

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Counting the Omer and Yeshua’s Soon Return

April 19, 2017 We are now in a period called Counting the Omer, which helps us count down to the giving of the Ruach (Spirit) on Pentecost and the 2nd coming of Yeshua.

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Parasha Emor (Say): A Higher Standard

May 8, 2015 As Believers in Yeshua, we are His ambassadors, royal family and priests. We represent Him; therefore, each of us are held to a high standard of morality when interacting with the world and each other. Adonai is not the only one holding us to this high standard; the world especially holds us to a higher standard.

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Parasha Miketz (At the End) & Shabbat Chanukah

December 19, 2014 In the Holy Sanctuary, the light of the Menorah became a symbol of God’s Divine presence; its light shined not only inside the Temple, but tradition says it also shined out the windows and into Jerusalem where people could bask in its rays during the dark nights. During this time of year, when the winter nights are the longest, we sense our need for the light more intently.

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Counting the Omer and Yeshua’s Soon Return

April 29, 2013 After the appointed festivals of Pesach (Passover) and Bikkurim (First Fruits), which occurred on the second day of Passover, we entered into a period called Sefirat HaOmer, or Counting the Omer (Sheaf). The Torah commands the Jewish People to count seven weeks (49 days) from the time of this wave offering until the evening of the festival of Shavuot. Shavuot occurs on the fiftieth day.

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Jewish Believers in Yeshua Celebrate Shavuot

May 27, 2012 When Yeshua (Jesus) lived in Israel 2000 years ago, it's estimated that there were upwards of 100,000 Israeli Jews who believed in Him. However, today in the Holy Land, of the 5.9 million Jewish people living here in Israel, only about 8,000 Israeli Jews believe in Yeshua!

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Shavuot (Pentecost): Your Destiny and the Power to Fulfill It

May 23, 2012 Shavuot marks the completion of the seven-week period called Counting the Omer, which occurs between Passover and Shavuot. Indeed, on this very day almost 2000 years ago, when the Jewish people celebrated the Feast of Shavuot (Weeks) in the Temple and the new grain offering was presented to the Lord, God poured out the promised Ruach HaKodesh (Holy Spirit) on the first Believers in Yeshua.

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Parasha Emor (Speak): Discovering the Callings of Holiness

May 10, 2012 People often refer to God’s appointed times as the ”Jewish holidays” and the “Feasts of Israel”. Many non-Jewish Believers don't observe them, fearing that they will appear “too Jewish” or to have “come under the Torah (law).” But God calls them HIS feasts—His appointed times.

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