Passover: Living in the Desert

As Passover approached this year, I couldn’t help but think about the desert. After all, at Passover, God brought the Israelites out of their slavery in Egypt. Next, they fled into the desert, where God provided life-sustaining bread (manna), as well  as quail and water. For protection and guidance, God became a cloud pillar by…

It’s Time to Dwell…

The Feast of Tabernacles has passed, but its influence still lingers and speaks words of wisdom to those who have ears to hear. During this appointed time, a clear message penetrated my spirit that I want to share with you. But before doing this, it’s important that you understand what the Feast of Tabernacles is,…

Lukewarm Coffee and Christians

The biblical month of Elul is here and that means the trumpet is sounding in synagogues around the world. Every year when this season rolls around, Jesus lays something very important on my heart. Elul is a time to reflect on our lives and pray about important issues affecting our nation and world. If you…

Iceberg Warnings from the Holy Spirit

I’m late blogging about Pentecost this year, but even if the appointed time on the biblical calendar has passed, the message certainly hasn’t. In fact, it’s more important than ever. Pentecost is the time of year when we give thanks for the miracle of the Holy Spirit as well as the birth of the Church.…

A Renewed Heart at Passover

As the season of Passover approaches, there are many things I want to write about. In fact, I felt a little stressed because I there were too many ideas in my head and I couldn’t decide which one to focus on. Then one morning, I happened to be reading a daily devotion which told the…

It’s Hanukkah: Be the Light

This year, the light emanating from the menorah at Hanukkah takes on special meaning in my life, and in the lives of many Christians around the world. Now, more than ever, we must be a light within the darkness. There are too many false lights circulating in the darkness. Like Lucifer (Satan), whose name means light-bearer and…

A TALE OF TWO WEDDINGS

I recently returned from my son's wedding in Telluride, Colorado. Technically it was his second wedding ceremony because the first one happened in the midst of many Covid-19 restrictions in August of 2020. Because of this, there were a limited number of guests who could attend the first wedding. After restrictions eased up a bit,…