Our Heavenly Father wants us to forgive, but there are biblical conditions by which true forgiveness is to be given

This is an introduction on our next two episodes: Forgiveness: What It Is/What It Is Not & The 3 Rs: Repentance, Restitution & Responsibility. Expounding from Luke 17:3 Ministries we’ll get to the roots of Domestic Violence’s/Abuse cover and pour Torah’s healing light on this stronghold.

Part 2

We’re going to be discussing and ministering on an epidemic, not only amongst the nations, but one in which touches us as Israel as well. This epidemic, this crime, is called Domestic Violence.

As Keepers of the Covenants of Israel, Women of the Covenants have a most serious responsibility to be faithful to learn and to do our portions of all that's written within the content/context of Torah.

Just as Imenu Leah despite her demised state, cried out to Hashem and continued in her work of building the house of Israel through the seed she bore for Jacob, we are her offspring and are called upon to carry on her legacy to press through our seasons of bitter vine to our fruitful tree.

The Hebrew term for gratitude is hikarat hatov, which means, literally, "recognizing the good." Practicing gratitude means recognizing the good that is already yours.

It is past time for women of Israel to be on one accord, to reason with one another after the manner of Titus 2, the older woman teaching that which is good, teaching what matters most: our families and our homes, to shut our ears off from hearing doctrine which tickles the ear. It is past time to order our hearts and lives in loving obedience to Hashem, to our male headship. It is time for women to rise up and be women, and let our men be men . It is time to pick up our dictates from the Word of the living Elohim, apply it to our lives.

Drawing from Parshat Pinchas we will begin building foundational and practical truths regarding our roles as women in light of COVID-19 and the plight we find ourselves in today, and how to circumvent the curse and ultimately enter into the Kibgdom

It's the season of hearing & discerning the Shofar. What will be your response?