Noah was a man called righteous and wholehearted in his generation. With that being said, he was only able to influence 7 people other than himself to board the ark. The responsibly to be an example of righteousness did not come with the responsibility for his generation’s rejection of righteousness. Ours does not either. 

As the heavens listen and the earth hears, they both resound with the sounds of war. The real war is in the heavenly realm. The battlefield is upon this earth. 

A look at Psalm 2 ends our Torah cycle this year. 

May His Kingdom come soon and in our day!

This week begins with a very personal message to our listeners. 

The last Torah portion is so rich with meaning, not just to a people standing on the edge of entering into promises, but to us today. Moshe has come to the end of his life. It is time for a page to turn, a page of new leadership. The words spken to Joshua should give us courage for our day.

The words of The Song Of Moses seem to be written for the days we are living in. From the concept of light rain or floods to who is to “blame” for the world conditions. In the end, Moses would not enter into The Land. The reasons should send chills up and down our spines.

When it comes to our place in the establishment of His Kingdom, are we standing or just standing around? Some have even decided that instead of standing around, they can just lay around. Let us be a people who embrace our place in His Kingdom and begin to breath the air of that Kingdom.

To come into the Kingdom, you must first go out to war. No war, no victory? The blessings and curses are tied to the word if. What if we take the word if out and change it to the word as? Do we then make a part of Scripture irrelevant? Irrelevant to us?

If Scripture does not affect our daily life, then why should we think it will affect or eternal life? It is amazing just how much of Scripture teaches us basic common sense. Common sense? A commodity which should be on the endangered species list today. Time for a people to help restore it!

Words mean things! In fact, words are so powerful that if we do not understand the proper meaning, they can lead us to condemnation and bondage instead of righteousness and freedom. 

One of the most prophetic events of 1900 plus years is happening before our eyes, but most are not seeing it.

Deuteronomy 11:26-16:17

“In light of eternity, what does it matter?” The words of my pastor years ago are an echo of the words of Moshe. Do we live by sight or by vision, sight or faith? This concept is becoming more important with every passing day.

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