Many people profess to love HaShem, but fail to heed H-S word. The Torah is more than, do this, don't do that. The Torah is a declaration of HaShem's love for us and how we should reciprocate that same love to our Redeemer. Yeshua declared "If you love me keep my commandments" and again "I and the Father are echad and again Yeshua declared that He did not com to abolish the Torah or the prophets. So then how do you love HaShem?

From the heart the mouth speaks, the moments in life that matter most we tend to take for granted, we don't realize how short life is or how fragile it is. We must learn how to appreciate one another how to understand one another.

Are you empowered? Are you a freethinker or do you think what you are programmed and told to think? As a man thinks so he is. Are we freemen or are we willing slaves to a system that wants to control every aspect of our being every aspect of our lives? As it stands in the present, you can go shopping but you can only buy what we tell you to buy.

Can we honestly answer this question? What will your answer be? Will it be one that comes from deep within your heart and soul? Or will it be one that has been programmed into your mind by the religious leaders in our lives.

As things seem to be slowly settling down, it would seem that many leaders have overreached their grasp on our very freedoms, as I watched videos of officers violently beating down individuals for what would seem no apparent reason. I say apparent because we only view the one part of the altercation, not that I condone their behavior, because they are sworn to protect, but it seems authority has puffed up her chest, and irrational judgement has now become the norm, people are getting fined for walking too close and not following the social distancing mandate, meanwhile social distancing is not practiced inside our homes the wholesale clubs. Abortion clinics, liquor stores, and weed dispensaries remain open and deemed as essential, while they propagate the death of the spiritual man prohibiting the congregational gathering, regardless if they follow the social distance standard of six feet apart and 10 max per room.

Deception has been spoon fed to the masses throughout the course of time, from the fall of man in garden all the way down to the present day, via the educational system, with their constant programming of our minds as they shape the way we think and react and even feel. We can see that there have been warnings of this since the written Word of Elohim came into existence via the hand of Moshe, down to Messiah and even through the talmidim and the modern-day evangelists.

Martha, Martha, Martha, why do you doubt? Where is your faith in The Master? Yes it’s been four days but Yeshua told you just believe. Sounds like many of us, we profess to have faith and believe, but when it comes down to the real nitty gritty we sometimes find that our footing is a little shaky, we think G-D is delayed in H-S answering us, little do we realize HE arrives “At the Right Time”

The journey we are about to embark on if you haven’t began already is a long and hard one. Don’t be deceived by some teachers who say all of your troubles have come to an end when you come and give your life over to Messiah, no indeed I am here to tell you there is a price we must pay, and the road is long and hard. We must give up certain things and lose others, but at what cost?

With all of the current events and reports that have been coming out, we’ve decided to touch on a much debated topic of The Mark of the Beast, simply because of where this seems to have fallen on the timeline of human history.

The good shepherd, he is a leader, teacher, protector, and guardian he is the one the sheep look to, to provide nourishment, guidance and protect them from the predators of the world around them. We are told of one who fit this description to the tee, of one who is selfless, caring loving and willing to lay H-S life down for H-S sheep, that man is Yeshua the servant King who came for us H-S sheep