If you were unable to call in today and would still like to share your Tips, Strategies & Successes of Walking in Torah, please email us at: info@ esther414Ministries.org to set up a time that works for you! We look forward to hearing from you!
And Please Share This With Your Friends!!! Thank you!
If you were unable to call in today and would still like to share your Tips, Strategies & Successes of Walking in Torah, please email us at: info@ esther414Ministries.org to set up a time that works for you! We look forward to hearing from you!
And Please Share This With Your Friends!!! Thank you!
In Exodus 35, the instructions for #sabbath and donations for the Tabernacle were addressed to the entire population. Moses gathered men, women, and children together to hear the Torah. We all suffer as a result of each other's wickedness and we all benefit from each other's righteous acts, but every individual will still stand before God to answer or be rewarded for his own obedience. #vayakhel
http://soilfromstone.blogspot.....com/2009/03/marriage
Passover is coming soon! Here are answers to some questions our local congregation receives a lot.
https://mailchi.mp/64177817f9b....e/solel-sabbath-fell
Amen
Nobody is without gifts to use in the service of the Kingdom. Even if you don't have money or great strength, you have faith. An act of faith and love is worth all the gold and silver of the Temple. The lame man in Acts 3 begged for alms because he couldn't work. By faith, Peter gave the man health and the ability to work for his living, a far greater gift than mere silver.
Charity of silver is great. Charity of strength, wisdom, skill, and knowledge is greater. Peter didn't give the beggar the metaphorical fish, he gave him the strength to fish for himself. Restoring a man to proper functioning makes him more completely into the image of God. Healthy, strong people are a testament to God. Acts 3:1-12
Nobody is without gifts to use in the service of the Kingdom. Even if you don't have money or great strength, you have faith. An act of faith and love is worth all the gold and silver of the Temple. The lame man in Acts 3 begged for alms because he couldn't work. By faith, Peter gave the man health and the ability to work for his living, a far greater gift than mere silver.
Charity of silver is great. Charity of strength, wisdom, skill, and knowledge is greater. Peter didn't give the beggar the metaphorical fish, he gave him the strength to fish for himself. Restoring a man to proper functioning makes him more completely into the image of God. Healthy, strong people are a testament to God. Acts 3:1-12