“Love that Pleases God.” Before looking into love that pleases God, let’s review the previous lessons. In our most recent lessons we used scriptures to draw the following conclusions: Yahovah decides who He chooses to be His sons (i.e. the sons of God). Yahovah also decides who will receive the baptism of the Holy Spirit […]
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My mother was a story teller. She loved to sing and she developed my love for poetry. She would see a bird hopping on the ground or a lizard running in the yard and she would entertain me by making up a story about a conversation they may be having. She did this all the […]
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Many Christians will tell you that the definition of the word gospel is “good news” and that the gospel is the message about the death burial and resurrection of Yahoshua. However, the word “gospel” is not exclusive to Christianity. In the Roman Empire, whatever Caesar spoke from his lips, whether it was a charge, decree, […]
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Recently, I spoke with a friend who took the pilgrimage to the top of Mount Sinai for the first time. She told me she had two choices for how to climb the mountain: either go on foot or go by camel. The choice by foot was not appealing as it would be more challenging considering […]
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The short answer to the question is, teach your children to love too, but teach by example. Also, though you provide for them physically, lead them to God by teaching them to fear Him and trust in Him to help them provide for themselves and the next generation. So many children grow up in a […]
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Whatever your hands find to do, do it with all your might. (Eccl 9:10). Sometimes it is difficult to start a project when there are so many projects to do; so we become overwhelmed, unsure where to start, or even unsure which project to start first. Some projects are easier to start, others are […]
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A couple months ago our laundry machine stopped working so we decided to replace the hot water and cold water valves. We replaced the rubber tubings with stainless steel tubings. Our challenge was removing the tube from the valve since the metal fixture was frozen solid to the valve with corrosion/rust (thanks to the hard […]
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