Choosing Obedience Over Feelings: How Yeshua Meets Us in the Dry Places

What do you do when you simply don't feel like praying? Leslie Ann Seiler shares how choosing obedience over emotion transformed a spiritually dry morning into a powerful encounter with Yeshua—and why prayer, Shema, and a heart fixed on Yehovah matter most when the feelings aren't there.

Tabernacling in His Presence: Transformation, Intercession, and the Harvest of Souls

Sukkot calls us to more than temporary shelters—it invites us into the presence of Yehovah. Leslie Ann Seiler explores how prayer and the Word transform our hearts, awaken a burden for souls, and prepare us for the ultimate harvest and ingathering of Yehovah’s Kingdom.

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.

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.

The Sword of the Song: When Praise Becomes Your Weapon

When King Jehoshaphat faced an enemy Judah could not defeat, he turned to prayer, fasting, worship, and praise. Discover what 2 Chronicles 20 teaches us about spiritual warfare, trusting Yehovah when we don't know what to do, and praising Him before we ever see the victory.

Seeking First the Kingdom: Overcoming Modern Anxiety Through Ancient Faith

In a world filled with economic uncertainty, geopolitical turmoil, and rapid change, Matthew 6 offers an enduring answer to modern anxiety. Seeking Yehovah’s Kingdom first teaches us to hold possessions loosely, prepare with wisdom rather than fear, trust our Heavenly Father for provision, and live each day anchored in eternal hope.

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.

The Gospel of the Coming Kingdom

John the Baptist and Jesus both preached the urgent message of repentance, heralding the imminent Kingdom of Heaven. They emphasized that salvation involves alignment with God's rule, initiating a transformational journey through repentance, baptism, and receiving the Holy Spirit. This renewal provides believers with the power to live according to God's commandments.

Defending Tongues as the Initial Physical Evidence of Holy Spirit Baptism

Can you get the Holy Ghost and not speak in tongues? According to scripture, tongues is the only evidence of Holy Spirit baptism.