Making a smoothie requires a certain process and the order of ingredients matter. So does our relationship with Yah. Putting the right things first matters. "The steps of a good man are established by Yah."

When Yah calls us we have to face the Esau's of our lives in order to grow. In doing so we put full dependents on Him and allows us to face the things we must get rid of.

Kingdom Culture looks a certain way. It's not built on status, pride, or power but on humility, love and obedience to Yah. It's not just a mindset it's a way of life.

"I Rebuke You"- but what if we've been saying it wrong? Rebuke isn't about tearing down, it's about coming together for the sake of our salvation.

What wells in your life need digging up? Isaac didn't just dig up old wells and new ones. He revealed that sometimes you just have to keep digging. Dig into Yah's word, dig into obedience and the living water that comes from it will be our salvation and provision in everything we do.

The enemy will try to force doors open that God never called you to walk through. See how pressure, deception, and intimidation can push you to make a choice but never force you. Stand firm and "submit yourselves therefore to Yah, resist the devil, and he will flee from you."

The story of Judas is both a warning and an invitation. A warning against compromise and an invitation back to Yah's ways.

What does being stuck in Haran look like for you? Do we obey God halfway? Do we settle for comfort? Haran may feel safe but doesn't hold promise.

God gave two tablets, not one. One points us toward Him, the other outward towards others. Real faith is lived in both directions. Which tablet are you focused on?

Where do you run to find shelter from the storms of life? To find refuge when things seem to be falling apart. "From the end of the earth will I cry unto thee, when my heart is overwhelmed: Lead me to the rock that is higher than I. For thou hast bee a shelter for me, and a strong tower from the enemy." Psalm 61