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It is with great joy that I write to you today. On the eve of Yom Kippur, I am humbled, making my boast in the Master for His kindness to me, who by His Father’s Spirit, has revealed some truths that I have been longing to share with you. Though it has taken much time to compile, I am pleased…
Yom Teruah 2015 begins at sunset on September 15th and ends at sunset on September 16th. The renewed moon of Tishre 1 (Yom Teruah 2015) was not sighted from Jerusalem on September 14th, but was sighted on September 15 from the following locations: Kiryat Ata by Yoel Halevi at 6:45 pm; The Mount of Olives by Nehemia Gordon, Yitzchak Heckman,…
Announcing Yom Teruah 2015 – Welcoming the King and our Bridegroom! Yom Teruah begins sunset on 9/15/2015 and ends at sunset 9/16/2015 – see our calendar Click Video Thumbnail to Watch
Today is Shavuot – the day we celebrate, according to Leviticus 23, the giving of the Torah and the giving of the Spirit of Yahuweh by Messiah Yahushua. We have been in transitional mode now for awhile, and know that our blogs have been few and far between. However, I wanted to share with you a quick word of thanksgiving…
Shabbat Shalom! As we prepare to enter the Passover week, we wanted to share (or should we say re-share) an article previously written about worship. Not only worship, but ‘unleavened’ worship. What is unleavened worship? It is the simple, pure worship that results from being de-contaminated of the leaven in our lives through allowing His oil, His wick, His flame to…
Shabbat Shalom This blog will continue the discussion on Passover from “Spring Feast of Yahuweh – Part 1” and introduce Shavuot (Pentecost). If you did not see our post on Part 1, you may access it here: Part 1 When is Passover 2015 according to Father’s calendar? As we mentioned before, this feast is mandatory according to Exodus 12:14-17 and…
This blog will discuss Purim and introduce Passover/Feast of Unleavened Bread/First Fruits, along with answering the following questions: Should we celebrate the Feasts/Festivals? If yes, what has been mandated by Father versus traditions of man? When are they on the world calendar? Should we celebrate the “Feasts of the Lord (Yahuweh)” of Leviticus 23 when they are in the “Old”…
Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement), the day of finalities, the summation of the 40 days of repentance, the completion of the 10 Days of Awe. What does it all mean? To the Orthodox Jews, it means fasting and repentance, spending the day in prayer and the synagogue, hoping their names are sealed in the Book of Life, and wishing others…