Category: faith
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purim: celebrating Jewish lives & the faithfulness of God.
Purim is “a lesser Jewish festival held in the Spring to commemorate the defeat of Haman’s plot to massacre the Jews as recorded in the book of Esther” (Oxford Languages).
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in Him we shall hope.
Yeshua is coming as a Bridegroom King. He’s not just coming to marry His Bride & stay in heaven for all of eternity. He will dwell on the earth once again with humanity- His Bride.
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is Chanukah for believers?
As we wrap up our day watching the Qatar World Cup & eating pizza after hosting our annual Christmas party, I wanted to write some thoughts on Chanukah as we enter into the first day of this unique holiday.
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don’t forget the wedding.
Michael and I got married right after Christmas in 2020, so Advent season that year was a multi-faceted celebration.
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Spirit of Immanuel: the One who is with us.
Immanuel. Yeshua, God with us. It’s wild that this name represents the eternal desire of God.
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maranatha: the heart of advent, a cry of love.
This season is always my favorite time of year, but with the theme of “maranatha” framing our year, the idea of Advent feels a little richer this time around.
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temple mount and the maranatha cry.
The Temple Mount is steeped in significance. It is known as a place “where gods collide,” because of the deep ties in Jewish, Christian, and Muslim history.
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He will finish what He started.
On Sunday, we went to the City of David and had the opportunity to explore Hezekiah’s Tunnel.
Stevens To The One 