"One thing I've learned is that there’s a fine line between walking in faith and walking in foolishness. We like to believe that when we make decisions that push our limits, we're acting in faith. No one wants to think they’ve made a foolish decision at the time—it’s usually only in hindsight that we see it.
A few weeks ago, I committed to something that required a significant financial investment. I had been considering it and praying about it for some time, so when the opportunity came, I jumped at it. But then, as often happens, buyers’ remorse set in, and I began to question whether I’d made a foolish decision.
Since then, however, God has confirmed several times that I’m on the right path. He led me to this opportunity, and if I partner with Him in faith, it will bear fruit. Faith doesn’t mean you never question if you’ve made a foolish choice; it means trusting that God has your back, no matter how you feel."
"And the man that committeth adultery with another man’s wife, because he committeth adultery with his neighbour’s wife, the adulterer and the adulteress shall surely be put to death."
Le 20
Thought for Today: Thursday August 29
Bow you heart before our Elohiym every minute of the day, then once-a-day-worship will no longer simply be a habit-forming physical action.
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/8978....9463041?pwd=V0rTVMaW
Mid Week fellowship. 8-28-24 7:30 pm Califorina time.
Is there are prescribed form of worship? Does true worship require music? What is more important: presentation or performance? Is there a particular culture of worship, or does worship reflect the culture of the worshippers? These are among the questions Ed Boring and Barry Phillips investigate in this conversation about worship.
https://www.buzzsprout.com/2292194/15614481
Is there are prescribed form of worship? Does true worship require music? What is more important: presentation or performance? Is there a particular culture of worship, or does worship reflect the culture of the worshippers? These are among the questions Ed Boring and Barry Phillips investigate in this conversation about worship.
https://www.buzzsprout.com/2292194/15614481
All your children shall be taught by YHWH, and great shall be the peace of your children.
Isaiah 54:13
If we want our children to know the peace of YHWH, we must be faithful through affliction, never believing that God has abandoned or forgotten us. For those who keep faith in him and obey his commandments despite the world's pressures, everything works to the betterment of the Kingdom of Heaven and its citizens.
What happens when we do church by formula instead of by the living Word of God and the breath of His Spirit? Kevin Jessip has some thoughts on that, and on a number of other issues impacting God’s people – Christians and Jews – in these turbulent days. In this concluding segment of our conversation, Kevin shares his ideas on where we are going, as well as a few resources to help us get there.
This strange time we are living through may seem chaotic, but not from God’s perspective. He is the God of order, which is why He established His Law to govern the universe. What does that mean for us? Barry and David talk about that in their midrash, Law and Order. Where is this taking us? Greg Brown and Jimmie Black tell us about that in their music.
https://bneyyosefna.com/kevin-....jessip-from-repentan
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