We have to cling to our Beloved God and Savior with both hands. Not one hand in the world, not with our eyes over here or there, which is double-mindedness, but clinging like little children to Him.
These prophetic teachings are filled with the glistening sword of Yahshua’s (Jesus’s) love and uncompromised Word. Come and taste and see how good He is as He equips and feeds you from His pure banqueting table!
Our lips are a very vital part of our redeemed temples. They need to be cleansed and yielded as instruments to Yahshua Messiah so He can bring forth His words that have the power to save everyone He puts in our path.
Fellowship with Yahveh is the greatest gift that His Son purchased when He died at Calvary. How few long to take advantage of their inheritance, to leave this world behind and come into the Presence of the Most High King of Glory.
The earth and its inhabitants are under Satan’s dominion, the spiritually “born again” “new creations” are under the authority and rulership of Yahshua’s (Jesus’s) Spirit and they are “citizens of the Kingdom of Heaven.”
It is time to quickly shift the focus of our lives from the here and now of this fallen world to the here after, above in the kingdom of heaven. Let us not find ourselves at the judgment seat of God overcome with hindsight.
The redeemed are looking forward to a new heaven and a new earth, where righteousness dwells. Real faith-filled believers live with this hope, living righteously before the Almighty and leading others to do the same.
The wise are filled with the Spirit, dressed as a bride ready for her bridegroom, eagerly waiting for the “blessed hope” with all other hopes, joys, preoccupations and focuses removed because Yahshua (Jesus) becomes their all in all.
Yahveh says, “I will take away the lust of the flesh, your desires for the things of the world,, all forms of idolatry, so that you can desire Me alone, and you will have a circumcised heart, and be acceptable in My sight.
Dissipation keeps us from denying ourselves and instead we end up denying the Holy Spirit’s power to overcome our unruly flesh and its continual desires for the things of this passing world.
Although the Bible records the glorious events surrounding the birth of Yahshua (Jesus), there is no biblical record of the exact day, month, or observance of His blessed divine birthday.
Our coming holy “Bridegroom” is urging us to cultivate a spiritually deep, personal relationship with Him. The righteous remnant are prayerfully and longingly waiting for Him with their spiritual ears riveted to hear His voice.
“All have sinned and fall short of the glory of God.” “Therefore let us draw near with confidence to the throne of grace, so that we may receive mercy and find grace to help in time of need” and to “go forth and sin no more.”
If we are eagerly waiting for Yahshua’s appearing it will be like a dynamo of spiritual power that motivates us to run this race as we fight the good fight of faith to endure victoriously to the end.
The Big “I” has to be put to death and the Great I AM, the God, Ruler, and Creator of the Universe is the only I that is to be exalted. Every other I that exalts itself is an enemy to the cross of Messiah.
Do not waiver between two opinions, find out what pleases Yahveh and say, “Yes, I come to do Your will, O my God! Your will is the desire of my heart. I will persevere, I will hold on to my confidence in You and follow You!”
Yahshua (Jesus) has poured out His atoning blood, to redeem you to be His very own, now and forever! He described two pathways–the broad path leading to eternal death and the narrow path leading to eternal life.
Time is rolling up like a scroll and Yahveh’s sovereign proclamation to judge the world in righteousness and truth is an impending reality, as trustworthy as labor pains that come upon a pregnant woman.
Today throughout the world, we see the ancient Serpent rearing his ugly head and spewing out his anti-Semitism. With a heart filled with love for our Jewish brethren we must go in humility before Yahveh our God on Israel’s behalf..
Only the enemy of our souls tries to influence us to think that we can stay preoccupied with our daily lives and business as usual and wait until the last moments to have a faith to support us with the perseverance needed.