You’ve prayed. You’ve planned. You may have even told Yehovah exactly how He needs to answer. But what if His provision looks different from what you expected? Open the Word, consider the Shepherd’s care, and look at what He may be teaching you while you wait.
Sukkot Devotional: Experience Sukkot Through Scripture
Welcome to Experience Sukkot Through Scripture. Over the next eight days, we will walk through the meaning of Sukkot as a family. We will remember how Yehovah cared for Israel in the wilderness, recognize His provision in our own lives, rejoice before Him, and look ahead to the coming Kingdom when Yeshua will reign upon … Continue reading Sukkot Devotional: Experience Sukkot Through Scripture
When Your Convictions Change Before Your Relationships Do
Learn how to explain changing convictions about Halloween, Christmas, Easter, and other traditions with truth, grace, and strong relationships.
Experience Sukkot Through Scripture
Experience Sukkot through Scripture with eight brief family devotionals, including Bible readings, discussion questions, and prayers. Remember Yehovah’s wilderness provision, rejoice together, explore the feast through hands-on activities, and look ahead to Yeshua’s coming Kingdom and the day Yehovah dwells with His people forever.
What Did You Carry Out of Egypt?
What did Israel carry out of Egypt besides gold? This Yom Kippur examination explores how the places we leave can continue shaping us. Through Israel’s experience and Moses’ transformation in Yehovah’s presence, we’re challenged to examine what influences remain, renew our minds, and allow Yehovah to reveal what needs changing.
Yom Teruah: Teaching Our Children to Long for the King’s Return
Teach children to anticipate Yeshua’s return with joy, not fear. Yom Teruah reminds us: We’re waiting for Someone we love—and Who loves us.
What Is a Church Desert? When You Can’t Find a Church That Teaches What You Believe
There are churches everywhere, but what happens when none of them teaches what you have come to believe from Scripture? We know that search because we lived it for more than five years. We call it living in a Church Desert— if you're there now, you don't have to stay there alone.
She Is Still a Soul: What We Need to Remember About Lindsey Clancy
A biblical perspective on the Lindsey Clancy case, exploring sin, forgiveness, mercy, repentance, and the responsibility of believers to walk as Jesus walked. What she did was horrific, but Christians are called to pray for sinners, release judgment to God, reject bitterness, and remember that every soul needs salvation.
That Exasperating Boiling Pot and the Fruits of the Spirit
How is a boiling pot like a believer? Well they aren't actually. But some will try to convince you that they are. And this is how it all relates to the fruit of the Spirit.
Service Changes for Torah Observant Apostolics
Notice of time change for prayer service and the addition of a mid-week Bible study service.

