Author Archives: blogger

Think about all the people of God that have spent their time in the desert; Abraham, Moses, Joseph and Elijah. It’s important to never compare your desert expereince with someone else’s because no two are alike. Each desert is specifically … Continue reading →

Desert places are not desirable, they’re not wanted and they don’t first appear to be God’s doing. Desert seasons are times of spiritual dryness, wilderness and desolation. Where you once knew bounty and obvious blessing, you now found silence and … Continue reading →

Being slow to anger is a characteristic that is highly praised in the Scriptures. Alternately, Proverbs spends much time speaking of the folly of anger.  There seems to be a lot of anger issues in society at the present.  Being … Continue reading →

Spirituality is a confusing subject in our day and age.  People are swept away by things that are worthless, a passing in the wind.  They follow the latest reality TV shows and are wrapped up in pop culture, obsessed with … Continue reading →

Many times people have scrutinized Rebekah’s actions, but maybe there is something more to this story. Maybe Rebekah knew about the transaction between brothers involving that bowl of stew and a birthright. No one will truly ever know, but it … Continue reading →

There are many times in life when one sets out to do what they know is right, only to face opposition. Sometimes doing what is right in one area could compromise another area. This can complicate life in more ways … Continue reading →

Every law, every precept, all of it was designed to bring Israel to a place of love and worship to God. The Psalmists all spoke highly of God’s law, letting it bring them to a place of admiring the wisdom … Continue reading →

Of all the commands and laws taught and passed on from one generation of Jew to another, one that should be ingrained on the hearts and the minds of every Jewish child is this:  “…love the LORD thy God with … Continue reading →

Abraham walked in faith, step by step, up Mount Moriah, giving up the one thing he had waited for his whole life.  A son. Somehow, through faith, he knew that what had be promised to him would stand firm. Instead … Continue reading →

Bringing one’s spirituality into day to day living is possibly the hardest yet most exhilarating thing that Judaism has to offer.  Looking back to the forefathers, truly living their faith was exactly what made them stand out. Abraham was just … Continue reading →