Thought for Today: Thursday September 01:

The moment you came to Moshiach, YHVH’s Ruach brings the life of Elohiym into you and you begin to live… There is a whole new direction in your life, because now, YHVH’s Ruach has implanted within you the very life of Elohiym Himself, Who is eternal. And that means you will live as long as Elohiym lives. Too many believers get themselves weighed down by the cares and routines of daily living. Don’t let that happen to you. Ask Elohiym to help you live each day with eternity in view.

From the ancient days, kings were military leaders. Israel disrespected YHVH when they asked for a king because YHVH went before them and fought for them. Granted, they were allowed to have a king so Yeshua could become the ultimate King, but you get my drift.
The tradition of kings being military leaders carries through to today except in western democracies. Our nation was prepared to make George Washington king after the defeat of British Empire. Washington refused and instead, we got a form of government where the military power resides in an office that changes hands. We in the US do not serve an earthy king. We support our constitution and the office of president, understanding that men are flawed. I will not serve an earthly king, nor will my children. Our King is Yeshua, who's power and authority were given to Him by Yahweh, Creator of the Universe.

I love to paint Scripture. Here is a painting I did for the Feast of Trumpets. We put it up on our wall to celebrate His Feast

In our latest video entitled, “Loving Elohim Part 2”, G. Steven Simons discuss the rewards of loving Elohim the way He wants us to love Him. Check out this two part series on our YouTube channel!

My oldest daughter loves sharing what she learns. She made another you tube video on clean and unclean animals. Check it out and give it a like.

In #deuteronomy 17:14, God told Israel that they could have a king if they wanted. Contrast this with Samuel's disgust when Israel demanded that he give them a king a few hundred years later. The problem wasn't that they wanted a king, but their reasons for wanting one. They didn't trust God. They feared the kings and armies of their neighbors and thought they needed their own to be secure.

It's not a sin to want a king. In fact, we're supposed to want a king, but the king we should want is #yeshua (aka #jesus), not Saul, and not even David.