What I love about the Book of Exodus and Passover is that through both we are shown that we serve an Elohim of liberation and justice. During this worldwide crisis through our relationship with Yah we can face the reality of our circumstances not ignoring the truth of what is […]
I am in my 30’s and a virgin. Sadly, in America this is kind of embarrassing to type. We talk about a great deal of things in the awakening: who Esau is, where “true” Jerusalem is, what is pagan, how to correctly pronounce The Father and Messiah’s name, the curses, […]
The tradition of Watchnight comes from when enslaved African-Americans stayed up all night in prayer meetings waiting for news of the Emancipation Proclamation being signed this was on December 31st but we know the Biblical New Year is in the Spring so I was led to ask on Facebook why […]
Please keep Afro-Iranians in prayer during this time of war and crisis. 🙏🏿🙏🏾 Read their history and Biblical Hebrew connection below: Did you know the part of Iran where many Afro-Iranians reside is mentioned in Isaiah 11:11 as Elam? Isaiah 11:11: Then it will happen on that day that Yahuah […]
Excited to be writing ✍🏾for TsanaExpo an Instagram Mega on Modesty follow them at @tsanaexpo ————————— Read the article below👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾 From TsanaExpo – December 2019 (2nd Fall Edition) As women of Yisra’EL our greatest strength does not lie in our beauty, or in our smooth words or our in our […]
This reflection was originally shared on The Ezer Rising Facebook Page In the spring of 2014 I was one of the speakers at a Campus Crusade for Christ NYC Women’s Conference but what was unusual about this conference is that its organizer studied at the Jewish Theological Seminary of New York. The organizer did […]
Learn to do right; seek justice. Defend the oppressed.Take up the cause of the fatherless; plead the case of the widow. Isaiah 1:17 As a member and Minister at Beth-El The House of YHWH a Messianic Hebrew congregation in the Bronx I am excited about Inner City Light House a community initiative housed […]
Shalom! I am very excited to introduce the Practical Torah podcast where each week we will examine the week’s Torah reading pulling out wisdom and inspiration for everyday life. About a year ago I started to read the weekly Torah portions and do some quick reflections on these passages […]
In this week’s Torah Portion we see that the King of Moab tried about three times to curse the Hebrew people as they Sojourned from Egypt to Canaan. Each time the King tried to get Balaam to curse the Hebrews instead of a curse he heard a blessing. Even Balaam’s […]
🌬This is actually last week’s Torah Portion but it still brings up an interesting paradox we should be mindful to pay attention to. As I was reading the Torah Portion reflection by First Fruits of Zion I read: “Sprinkling of the ashes of the red heifer purified the unclean, but […]