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I was studying the beautiful story of Ruth and Boaz – an incredible picture of our bridegroom – and I was struck by something that I had not seen before. Ruth 3:4 And it shall be, when he lieth down, that thou shalt mark the place where he shall lie, and thou shalt go in,… Read more

Several years ago, I woke up in the middle of the night and I heard a voice saying the same thing repeatedly. It was a quiet but insistent voice and as I lay there waiting for something else it never came. When I realized that it was the Lord speaking to me, I asked what… Read more

In Exodus 27 we are shown very clearly that there are three different sections in the tabernacle. Those three sections also point to three stages of our walk with Jesus; three places where His bride can be found … but one that is the key to her future. The first is the Outer Court, the… Read more

In 2 Chronicles 20 we see Jehoshaphat faced with a dilemma. He is facing the combined forces of the Edomites (descendants of Esau) and the Moabites and the Ammonites (descendants of Lots daughters). When he cries out to God, the answer he gets is “don’t be afraid, the battle is not yours.” How many times have we been… Read more

As human beings we were created with the ability to communicate, and when we do not, we become frustrated and tend to crawl into a shell. It is almost impossible for us to be with someone for an extended period without talking because there are so many things that we want to share with them;… Read more

I recently visited a place I have been many times that always challenges me to act when I am not sure of the action to take. It is a place that we have all been along with King David … the valley of the shadow of death. It was Oswald Chambers that once again set… Read more

This morning in meditating on the giving of the Law of God on Mt. Sinai I was struck with something that I have always wondered about as I am certain you have as well. It hit me when I read the second commandment: Ex 20:4 “You shall not make for yourself a carved image, or any… Read more

With all that has transpired in the past few days, following the assassination of Charlie Kirk, I was challenged by what Oswald Chambers wrote regarding our response as the bride of Christ and my personal response. And the word that challenged me was one that I am not sure I fully understood.   Matt 5:48… Read more

The Feast of Tabernacles—Sukkot (soo-kowt)—is an important joy in the Hebrew year, and it is just days away. It shows us that dwelling in “booths,” or temporary dwellings, reflects the lack of permanence in this world. And we are waiting for the time when Christ will return and replace our temporary earthly tabernacles. Sukkot began… Read more

This morning in once again meditating on the giving of the Law of God on Mt. Sinai I was struck with something that I have always wondered about as I am certain you have as well. It hit me when I read the second commandment: Ex 20:4 “You shall not make for yourself a carved image,… Read more