her on a new path with the words: “Go now and leave your life of sin” (John 8:11, New International Version).
Category: Reflections
Illusion of Truth
The personal testimony of our family when we encountered deceiving spirits and things taught by demons through an Illusion of Truth. This is an account of evil, demons and darkness that tried to consume everyone involved and a few times almost won. We learned through the trial that when we stand on the Word of God, His Spirit of Truth, and remain strong in our faith in Messiah Yeshua, the victory comes from Elohim no matter how dark the darkness or how confusing the spirits.
Journey With Jeremiah: Nourishment for the Wild Olive
Have you ever felt like you’ve ‘inherited lies’ in your faith? That something was missing and you needed more to grow in the grace as well as the knowledge of the Lord? This is our family’s journey of how we ‘tore down’ those lies, ‘replanted’ and built up a re-newed covenant walk of faith in the Messiah of Israel using scriptures in Jeremiah as our vision. Journey With Jeremiah was written with reasoned and documented Biblical responses to questions we have been asked and challenged with over the past 30 years. This book is a unique tool for those just learning about their Biblical heritage or needing a reference that explains to friends and family how you have not ‘fallen from grace’, but want to walk as Yeshua/Jesus taught and as the chosen, redeemed, holy nation of people of God should.
Pebble in My Shoe
He limped when he met Esau the next day. He limped when he met with Shechem to discuss the rape of his daughter, Dinah. He limped to Beth-el with his family where he received the blessing of faith from Elohim. He limped when he grieved the loss of his beloved Rachel. He limped when his sons brought him the bloodied garment of his son, Joseph. He limped all his days in Canaan. He limped to Egypt. With that limp, he met his grandsons from Joseph. With that limp he met with the Pharaoh of Egypt as the father of a nation called Isra’el. With that limp he never could forget that the God of Abraham and Isaac was ‘by his side.’