Please pray for me as I spread the gospel where I go. I find people all over and it is a great blessing to share the word with them. Scripture tells us to go out into the highways and byways and compel them to come in.

I drive for rideshare companies and I take my ministry to the streets. I share the gospel with my passengers who are interested in hearing. I recently drove for women to church who were coming out of alcoholism and drugs. I shared with them my blog and some of the things I talk about on there and they were very hungry for the gospel. I told the woman sitting in the front seat I would be happy to give her one of my cards and she could visit my website and blog. She was very happy to receive one of my cards and the others became jealous and wanted one also. She told me that this did not happen by accident. I told her, no it didn't, this is divine appointment and God is working.

I went to a funeral with my wife a couple days ago. It was her stepmother, the mother of her half brother. Afterwards I talked with the pastor because he's one of the few that have heard saying faith without works is dead. As I got talking to him more even though he's a Baptist pastor he's coming to understand Torah better. He and I had a great conversation and connected with him later on one of the social media sites. So we'll be in touch and hopefully sharing good things. He is interested in Hebrew and other things that pertain to our faith. I hope I can bring him further along in his journey with the help of Elohim of course.

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These guys are Hasidic Jews, but I love their music (together or seperate). They are trying to unite the various jewish sects. Take a listen! This song is unique because it blends two genres, but it'll pump you up! Fly Away by Nissim Black and Open Up by Gad Elbaz are two more good songs.

Shabbat shalom! Here’s parts 81-82 of Daniel’s series, “Why Christian’s Should Keep the Law”:

Part 81:

Part 82:

Shabbat shalom, y'all! I want everyone to know how much I appreciate you! Your presence on TTN brightens my days. I don't use mainstream social media, and I don't have local believers to fellowship with (and unfortunately, it probably shows!) The conversations, memes, and stories on here are thought provoking and encourage me to study parts of scripture I have often glazed over, having read it so many times. Thank you for the encouragement and ideas. I know we don't always agree, but your views are cherished even so. May Yah bless you in your weekly rest!

This coming week, 14-20 July 2024 (7-14 Tammuz 5784), the Bible reading plan covers Balak.

14 Jul Num 22:2-12 Jer 27:16-29:20 Gal 1:1-17 Psa 101:1-8
15 Jul Num 22:13-20 Jer 29:21-30:24 Gal 1:18-2:10 Psa 102:1-14
16 Jul Num 22:21-38 Jer 31:1-40 Gal 2:11-3:9 Psa 102:15-28
17 Jul Num 22:39-23:12 Jer 32:1-44 Gal 3:10-29 Eccl 5:1-20
18 Jul Num 23:13-26 Jer 33:1-34:22 Gal 4:1-20 Eccl 6:1-12
19 Jul Num 23:27-24:13 Jer 35:1-36:26 Gal 4:21-5:6 Psa 103:1-22
20 Jul Num 24:14-25:9 Micah 5:7-6:8 Gal 5:7-26 Psa 104:1-19

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Weekly Bible Reading For July 14-20: Balak - The Barking Fox

This coming week, 14-20 July 2024 (7-14 Tammuz 5784), the Bible reading plan covers Balak. 14 Jul Numbers 22:2-12 Jeremiah 27:16-29:20 Galatians 1:1-17 Psalm 101:1-815 Jul Numbers 22:13-20 Jeremiah 29:21-30:24 Galatians 1:18-2:10 Psalm 102:1-1416 Jul