Happy Passover to everyone reading this. Yes, many of you may have already celebrated Resurrection Day (“Easter”) on March 31, 2024, but the date on the biblical Hebrew calendar is different. The weeklong celebration of Passover will begin at sundown on April 22, 2024, with First Fruits (Resurrection Day) arriving on April 27th. The entire…
With Resurrection Sunday approaching I have been thinking a lot about Jesus and how wonderful he is. Every time I picture that stone rolling away, I get chills up and down my spine. After being tortured on the cross for hours on end, the Son of God was buried in the grave, but then, he…
This year, the first night of Hanukkah fell on the anniversary of the bombing of Pearl Harbor. Both September 11, 2001 and December 7, 1941 will continue to be known as two of the darkest days in American history. But the tragedy of Pearl Harbor preceded 9-11, and represented a turning point in how America…
I’m pleased to announce that my first children’s book, Hallelujah’s Great Ride, has officially been released. I am so excited because the story is very close to my heart. The book is centered around Jesus’s white horse, who I named Hallelujah. Below is the book overview: Have you ever wondered what it will be like when Jesus…
This blogpost will contain lots of information about past and upcoming lunar/solar eclipses that you might want to read about, as well as some interesting tie-ins to the Feasts of the Lord (appointment times with God.) Be sure you’ve had a big cup of coffee, or you’re wide awake before you read because there’s a…
For this blogpost I will be including an article I wrote in 2021 that was published on IFA (Intercessors for America). I believe it's the perfect message to take to heart, as we remember the biblical holiday known as Tisha B Av- also known as the 9th of Av. This will be shared after I…
Do you Follow the Holy Spirit or the World’s Ouija Board? The season of Shavuot will arrive at sundown on May 25, 2023, lasting through sundown on May 27. Christians know this Feast of the Lord (appointed time) as Pentecost. In Messianic Jewish synagogues, as well as Orthodox ones, the dates of May 25-27 are…
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…
Winter has arrived and with it comes cold weather–unless you live in Florida like me! If you aren’t a skier, snow-boarder, or perhaps Frosty the Snowman, you might not care for the chilly winds of January and February. While humans may not enjoy the frigid days, the trees are a different story! They are getting…
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,…
The Trumpet Blast 