Torah Portion Chukat – When Death Brings Life
Torah: Numbers19:1 – 22:1Haftarah: Judges 11:1-33Besorah: John 16:12–28 This week’s Torah Portion Chukat draws us into some of the most…
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Benjamin in the Bible: Son of Sorrow, Son of the Right Hand
In this post, we’re unpacking the story of Benjamin in the Bible, and I promise, there’s something in here for all of us: about grief, identity, and how God flips the script when we least expect it.
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Torah Portion Korach: Confronting Pride and Cultivating Humble Authority
Torah: Numbers 16:1-8:32Haftarah: 1 Samuel 11:14-12:22Besorah: John 15:1-17 Torah portion Korach (Numbers 16:1–18:32), invites us into one of the most…
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A Piece of Sacred Ground: Why the Beautiful Temple Mount Soil Necklace Means So Much to Me
As a Messianic Jew, I often find myself walking between worlds; rooted in the deep heritage of my Jewish ancestors…
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Priests and Prophets: Understanding Their Biblical Roles and Modern Relevance
In this post, we’ll explore what set these roles apart, how they worked together, and why they still matter for believers today.
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Torah Portion Shelach Lecha – Standing at the Edge of God’s Promise
Torah: Numbers 13:1-15:41Haftarah: Joshua 2:1-24Besorah: John 14:1-24 This week we have Torah portion Shelach Lecha (Numbers 13:1–15:41). The name means “Send for…
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Torah Portion Beha’alotecha: The Power of Elevation and Divine Calling
Torah: Numbers 4:21-7:89Haftarah: Judges 13:2-25Besorah: John 12:1-26 This week’s Torah portion is Beha’alotecha (Numbers 8:1–12:16). The title means “When you…
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Step Out in Faith: The Courage to Say Yes Before You See What’s Next
Let me talk to the woman who loves Jesus, knows she has a calling, but keeps hesitating because everything isn’t perfectly lined up yet. You know who you are.
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Why I Don’t Want to Be a Proverbs 31 Woman (All the Time)
Let me go ahead and ruffle some linen-robed feathers: I don’t always want to be a Proverbs 31 woman.
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Mary of Bethany: The Devoted Disciple at the Feet of Jesus
In a world that often praises doing over being, Mary of Bethany reminds us what it means to just be with Yeshua. And in that stillness, we find something powerful: true discipleship.
