A special guest joins me from a report on camp. Are we still moving forward or become a bit stagnate? Bit shorter teaching this week as so much is happening in the mountains of North Carolina!

Is there really a place of significance to those who feel they have been cast out or divorced from Yah? The answer is found in the name Gershon. Each of us have a part in his Kingdom and He desires to put His name on us to prove it.

The Book of Numbers. The uncharted territory of exile. Our journey in and through exile is a test. Our outcome will be our final grade. It will also be an answer to Yeshua’s question found in the Book of Luke.

How can a person say they love God, but have no interest in the things and people He loves? Is lip service enough? How about a very simple challenge to dream based upon a few verses which speak of our future?

Living to a higher standard is what Yah calls us to, but people are not always on board. Some will even be offended by your desire. The Festivals again? How do we approach this chapter? Is it with awe or familiarity?

The Protocal of Awe! The path to intimacy with Yah has to be within the boundaries and protocol He has set in Scripture. When we follow His path we become a people worthy of not only entering into our destination, but remaining in our destination.  

Not only do we turn to “That Torah portion”, but this year we have “Those Torah portions” together as one. After all, the message is always one. What is the message? The Father loves us enough to discipling us! What will our response be? Will we focus on the rotten fruit or deal with the root?

The first word of this Torah portion can be passed over so quickly, but sets the stage for all that is written after it.  Why was the offering specific to the eighth day? What is the strange fire and how does that lead into Chapter 11? It is not only important to do, but to know why we do.

“When You Order” The words seem almost sterile at first glance. The actual beauty of these words lead to an amazing revelation which speaks not only to our very being, but also to our daily lives. Have you ever considered the emptiness of the word, thanks or the words, thank you?

Passover. We are told in Scripture to tell the story of the events of this amazing day. Is the story only about Egypt though? What if the story begins in the Garden and leads throughout history into the Millennium? How can we sum up this story in one word?