Yahshua, our Passover Lamb has risen from the dead, proving that his sacrifice for our sins had been accepted by God, able to deliver us from eternal death. The Israelites of old were always to remember what had happened to them in Egypt, when they were huddled inside their houses, with the blood of their best lamb painted on their doorposts, waiting for the Death Angel to pass over them.… Read More »Passover Lamb – In the House
The worried young father holds the precious basin while his son strains to reach to the highest point of the doorway… The homemade brush made from a prescribed kind of bush… The blood of a lamb which had been killed just before sundown, and his blood gathered into the basin, to be used as directed over the doorway… All the questions of “Why?” from his sweet children are going unanswered.… Read More »Passover at Home
What is of greater detriment to our immune system, overall health and well being than selfishness? A selfish person has a compromised immune system. But how do you overcome selfishness? Read on… Is it time to consider what lies ahead? To us, this is no surprise, because we know what days we live in. These days have been spoken of by the holy prophets of old, and by the Messiah… Read More »Coronavirus Tip: Overcome Selfishness
The festival of Yom Teruah is to awaken sin-sleepy Israel to see their desperate need and cry out for deliverance from their spiritual enemies.
2 Cor 5:15 is the cure for selfishness. The end of selfishness is the end of Satan’s reign; Satan rules the earth through selfishness. He is skillful at planting a simple, selfish thought which, when received by the mind and soul of human beings, brings them under his sway. This is Satan’s touch. The curse and the fatal flaw of mankind. This is where the soul can be touched and… Read More »Can Selfishness be Cured?
Eternal life is a free gift. Okay, that’s clear. But to whom is it given? According to the word of God it is available for all who overcome everything that is set against the freedom to drink of the water of life. And He said to me, “It is done, I am the Alpha and the Omega, the Beginning and the End. I will give of the fountain of the… Read More »What Stands Between You and the Free Gift?
Easter is a time when sincere Christians meditate on the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. In our discussions, many seem to consider that the last twelve hours of Jesus’ life, ending with His dying on the cross, is what produced forgiveness for the sins of mankind. The whole consideration goes no further than His physical suffering on the cross. You may have imagined what it would have been like… Read More »Easter: The Rest of the Story
It was a hot, sunny day as Andrew walked along the dusty road toward Jerusalem for the Passover. A few steps ahead of him walked his father, head gray with age yet still very strong. It seemed a bit strange to Andrew that it was only he and his father making the journey this year, for in years past, all his brothers and sisters had accompanied them. But they were… Read More »Andrew’s Lamb – a Passover Story
As in the Bible, the use of the word “man” on this site is not always gender specific. The word “man” in most cases refers to all “mankind” both male and female. Only in cases where the context is obviously referring to an actual man (such as Yahshua the Messiah) is the word specific to the male gender. For our women readers, please feel free to substitute the word “woman”… Read More »Gender
One of the most difficult things to imagine is: ”how would God act if he were a man?” Or “how would a man act if he was like God?” Would he be the most loving person? What would that look like? Would he always be giving thanks and praising his Father and the good he saw in those around him? Would he be expressing joy even while suffering? Would he… Read More »How would a man act if he was like God?