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Shuvu: The Sacred Call to Return
Ash Wednesday is more than a tradition. It is a threshold.
In this powerful prophetic and Hebraic teaching, Dr. Delisa Rodgers unpacks the deeper meaning of Ash Wednesday through the lens of teshuvah, the Hebrew call to return. This is not about ritual or religion. It is about realignment. It is about surrender. It is about coming back to covenant.
What does it mean that we are dust, yet divinely breathed upon?
Why were ashes used in Scripture during moments of repentance and awakening?
How does the Hebrew understanding of levav, the heart, shift the way we approach repentance?
And why is this season of forty days a preparation, not a punishment?
This episode will challenge surface spirituality and invite you into deeper devotion. It will help you examine what must fall so purpose can rise. It will call you back to the breath of God.
Scriptures referenced include Joel 2:12, Genesis 3:19, Psalm 51:10, and Acts 3:19.
If you are ready for renewal, realignment, and refreshing from the presence of the Lord, this episode is for you.
Ashes remind us we are dust. The Cross reminds us we are loved. Visit Dr. Delisa's Teaching Vault for additional resources on Ash Wednesday and be intentional about returning to our place in the Father like never before. https://tinyurl.com/TheTeachingVault
#AshWednesday #Teshuvah #ReturnToGod #RootedAndRising #DrDelisaRodgers
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Ash Wednesday is more than a tradition. It is a threshold.
In this powerful prophetic and Hebraic teaching, Dr. Delisa Rodgers unpacks the deeper meaning of Ash Wednesday through the lens of teshuvah, the Hebrew call to return. This is not about ritual or religion. It is about realignment. It is about surrender. It is about coming back to covenant.
What does it mean that we are dust, yet divinely breathed upon?
Why were ashes used in Scripture during moments of repentance and awakening?
How does the Hebrew understanding of levav, the heart, shift the way we approach repentance?
And why is this season of forty days a preparation, not a punishment?
This episode will challenge surface spirituality and invite you into deeper devotion. It will help you examine what must fall so purpose can rise. It will call you back to the breath of God.
Scriptures referenced include Joel 2:12, Genesis 3:19, Psalm 51:10, and Acts 3:19.
If you are ready for renewal, realignment, and refreshing from the presence of the Lord, this episode is for you.
Ashes remind us we are dust. The Cross reminds us we are loved. Visit Dr. Delisa's Teaching Vault for additional resources on Ash Wednesday and be intentional about returning to our place in the Father like never before. https://tinyurl.com/TheTeachingVault
#AshWednesday #Teshuvah #ReturnToGod #RootedAndRising #DrDelisaRodgers