Thought for Today: Friday November 28
One of life’s hardest lessons is that we cannot turn back the clock and change something we have already done. When we make a wrong decision or act foolishly, we have to live with the consequences, bitter as they may be. In Biblical terms, we must reap what we have sown. Then why bother to ask YHVH for forgiveness? One reason is because it is the way to deal with our guilt. Down inside we feel unclean and ashamed for what we have done – but when we turn to the Mosiach, and seek His forgiveness, that burden of guilt is lifted.
Thanksgiving 2025
Which side of the turkey has the most feathers?
Proverbs 21 delves into various aspects of wisdom, justice, and righteous living, the long-term consequences of today's actions, the significance of righteous behavior over mere sacrifice, and the impact of leadership on society.
The example set by those who survived the primitive voyage to this continent and then gave thanks to the Creator of the universe is a blessing. Praise YHVH and His Son for we shall eat what is theirs and be sure to honor them in your gatherings today. Happy Thanksgiving, brothers and sisters!
"When thou hast eaten and art full, then thou shalt bless Yahweh thy God"
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Because it’s Thanksgiving Day in the United States and I hope many are busy being thankful, there will not be a new podcast tonight. Hopefully we can remember to be thankful every day for everything our Creator has done for us.Psalm 136:1 “Give thanks to the LORD, for He is good. His loving devotion endures forever.”
Just a thought:
We all remember the story of Yeshua and the fig tree? The fig tree looked lush with green leaves and it looked healthy. But there was no fruit. --- That actually resembles many believers! They are successful, come across as holy and respectable but there are no fruit! Be available for the Holy Spirit today, let His guidance take priority.
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