In this short episode I talk about something the Father revealed to me: a profound truth about the nature of our reality as being created in His image. In this physical world, we are tied to specific locations and worlds, moving from one to another. But as spirit being, like our Father, locations and worlds are tied to us, existing within us at all times. Listen as I begin to scratch the surface on an out-side-box idea that I believe has far-reaching implications about who you are, and what you’re capable of.

Ever thought about your relationship with time? Did you know that everything in our world is interconnected through relationships? Time is no different, and it’s directly connected to our relationship with the Father Creator. True story!

In this last episode of this series I want to talk about the concept of living in the present moment, as a crucial aspect of remaining in the true rest, and understanding that a key aspect of the Now is that our future and resources are not something we chase after, but rather something comes to us as we remain present in the moment.

Through intentional effort and patience, we learn to set our pace with God's pace for us, and thereby opening ourselves up to His unlimited supply and divine nature, which produces contentment and real rest.

Once we’ve grabbed ahold of the true rest and are maintaining our anchor to it through the alchemy of those nine elements 2 Peter 2: faith, virtue, knowledge, self-government, endurance, excellent worship, brotherly affection, and love, what then?

In this episode, I’m going talk about how living in the Now and it's eternal supply impacts, transforms, and shifts us in the world around us, and how living from the eternal moment allows our Father to move on our behalf, making every mountain, hill and valley a level ground to walk upon.

During a recent trip to New York State to visit family, I had the pleasure of speaking at the monthly Men’s Breakfast at Airport Christian Fellowship. I shared organically about identity and position within the household of the Creator Father, how we should view ourselves among our kinsmen here in the earth.

I was able to record the audio, and want to share it with you. I hope it encourages you to think beyond your current perspective as a believer in Christ, and embrace a more expansive relationship with the Godhead and the divine family of Heaven.

In the previous two episode I talk about how Hebrews 4 gives us insight into getting into the true rest, the Shabbat Shalom, so now it's time to take a look at 2nd Peter chapter 1. In this video I discuss how, as partakers of the divine nature of our Father, and in the likeness of Yeshua, to stay in the rest and access the unlimited supply that flows out of the eternal gate, through of our being, and into the world around.

Last week I talked about unlocking a doorway by mixing your faith with truth to enter into true rest in the moment—the now. In today’s episode, I'm going to come back to Hebrews 4 and discuss how Yeshua partners with us to help successfully access and enter into the Father rests. As well as, I talk about, the interchange between the Father’s immutable judgments and time, and the grace and mercy to empower us to live in the Now.

For several years now, Father's been walking with me as I learn and discover what it means to live in the now—how to live in the moment within the structure of time and space. Humanity so focused on time and it's influence on the culture around us.

Everything we do and think is about preparing for the future, and trying not to repeat the regrets of the past, but we've become so bound by the timeline—caught up by it's urgency. Are you living so much in the future that you're missing out on the Now, the Shabbat Shalom, the place of the true rest?

In this first part of the Living In The Now series, I begin to crack open the gateway that reveals how we can access the Shabbat Shalom, and enter the true rest through living in the Now.

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The tiresome concept of time as an unwound never-ending, non-repeating line has always been a construct of the western culture. And it has left us in want ever since; want for rest, for truly arriving at a conclusion. Keeping us forever frustrated, always having more to do. But the Ancients had different perspective on time, that I think can help us re-think the was we behold and engage with time today.

In my journey of relationship with the Godhead over the past few years, one of the subjects that often comes up in our conversations is time. Time is a funny thing. It's so woven in the fabric of our consciousness that we've become focused—most of the time unaware that we're obsessed with it. It rules our days, our conversations, our decisions, our lives. And yet we really don't understand its affect upon us—how it governs us.

In one of my interactions with Hashilush Hokodesh, I was given another perspective on time and how, as Sons of God, we should view it and engaging with it. And I'd like to share it with you.