Joseph and Jesus – Lessons From a Comparison Between Them
The story of Joseph and his multi-colored coat is perhaps one of the most well-known and beloved biblical narratives. I…
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What is a Messianic Jew? A Comprehensive Guide to Messianic Judaism
What is a Messianic Jew? A Messianic Jew is someone of Jewish heritage who believes that Yeshua (Jesus) is the…
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What is a Messianic Gentile vs Hebrew Roots?
If you have been on my site for more than 5 minutes you have probably become familiar with the term…
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How to Pray According to the Bible – Learn How to Pray the Scriptures
Do you feel at times that your prayers just don’t seem to articulate what you want to say? Maybe you are new to prayer and just don’t know WHAT to say. One of the most powerful ways to pray is praying the Word of God. When you learn how to pray according to the Bible and how to pray the scriptures, it can give you the words to pray when you cannot find them yourself. So let’s dig in and learn how to pray according to the Bible and begin to allow the Holy Spirit to flow through you in prayer through the Word.
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Tribe of Judah in the Bible: The Legacy of Kings, Praise, and Prophecy
The Tribe of Judah in the Bible stands as a symbol of leadership, redemption, and messianic promise—tracing a line from Jacob to King David to Jesus the Messiah.
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The Fun Purim Story and its Connection to the Book of Esther
The Purim story is not really a story at all but is a festival celebrated to remember God’s faithfulness to…
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Who Was Simeon in the Bible? A Deep Dive into the Tribe of Simeon
Who was Simeon in the Bible, and what can we learn from his life and the tribe that came from him?
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How to Stop Running From God
Have you ever felt like you do not fit in the world around you and so you constantly feel like…
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Should We See Jesus as Mediator or Middleman?
When you think of Jesus and our relationship with Him and how He fits into our relationship with the Father,…
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Tribe of Reuben in the Bible: Legacy, Lessons & Lost Prominence
Understanding the tribe of Reuben in the Bible helps us see how even those with great potential can lose their inheritance—not because of a single failure, but through a pattern of compromise and instability.
