Fiery Faith Ministries

06/24/2026

When the waters rise, He is with us. When the rivers rage, they will not sweep us away. When the flames surround us, they will not consume us. The presence of Yahuah is greater than every flood and stronger than every fire. What was sent to destroy you can become the very testimony that reveals His faithfulness. 🔥

06/24/2026

Names come and go.

Empires rise and fall. Kings build monuments. Nations engrave their achievements into stone. Men spend their lives trying to make a name for themselves, yet time eventually buries every earthly legacy.

But there is one Name that will never fade.

In this Morning Manna, we journey from the burning bush of Shemoth (Exodus) to the prophetic promises of the Psalms, the Prophets, and the Renewed Covenant to discover why Yahuah declared:

"This is my name forever, and this is my memorial unto all generations."

Together we'll explore the eternal significance of the Name יהוה (Yod-Hey-Vav-Hey), the prophetic meaning hidden within its Hebrew letters, and how Yahusha came to magnify His Father's Name before the world. We'll also examine how Yahuah's Name, covenant, and glory have been established from generation to generation.

✨ What does it mean to bear His Name?
✨ Why is His Name called a memorial forever?
✨ How does the Name reveal His character and covenant?
✨ What role does Yahusha play in revealing the Father's Name?

As the world becomes increasingly focused on exalting the names of men, this teaching calls us back to the One Name that will remain when every kingdom of this age has passed away.

His Name was before us.
His Name sustains us.
His Name shall be forever.

📖 "His name shall endure forever: his name shall be continued as long as the sun..." — Tehilliym (Psalms) 72:17

🔥 Join us for this powerful study and be encouraged to honor, proclaim, and walk worthy of the Name above every name.

Names come and go.Empires rise and fall. Kings build monuments. N...

06/24/2026

🌻Boker Tov beloved family!🏵

Praise Yahuah for another day! Another opportunity to walk in his will and way! Another day to forgive and forget and move forward. Another day to listen and be still!

Let all bitterness, and wrath, and anger, and clamor, and evil speaking, be put away from you, with all malice: And be ye kind one to another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, even as Elohiym for Mashiach's sake has forgiven you. Eph'siym (Ephesians) 4:31-32

I pray for blessings and joy for each of you and that matter what you are experiencing that you are able to recognize the new mercies and blessings given to you this morning! Take one step at a time and one moment at a time. No worries about what happened yesterday or what lies ahead. Be present today and let his presence surround you and direct your steps. You are loved by a Father who calls you son or daughter. Never forget who you belong to and that your Yahuah can slay any giant you are facing! Let go and let Yahuah!

06/22/2026

Yahusha invites us to come just as we are, but His desire is not merely to forgive us—it is to transform us. In a world that often treats worship casually, Scripture calls us to honor the King with reverence, obedience, and lives that reflect His holiness.

In this Morning Manna, we examine what it means to esteem Yahuah, present ourselves as living sacrifices, and prepare ourselves as a bride made ready for her Bridegroom. From Nadav and Avihu to the teachings of Yahusha and His talmidiym, we are reminded that our Elohiym is qodesh, and those who belong to Him are called to walk in holiness.

Topics Covered:
• The difference between coming as you are and remaining unchanged
• Why Yahuah is to be approached with reverence and honor
• Presenting our bodies as living sacrifices
• Yahusha's teachings on holiness and obedience
• The call to holy conduct throughout Scripture
• Preparing as a bride for the return of the Bridegroom
• Becoming new creatures through Yahusha Ha'Mashiach

"But as he which has called you is holy, so be ye holy in all manner of conversation;"
— Kepha Ri'shon (1 Peter) 1:15

May we never become casual with the One who sits upon the throne. Let us honor the King with our words, our worship, and our lives.

� Subscribe for more Morning Manna teachings, Torah studies, original music, and fellowship.

Leigh Caruthers
(6.22.26)

https://linktr.ee/fieryfaith

*LIKE & SUBSCRIBE*
https://www.youtube.com/
https://www.instagram.com/fieryfaithministries
https://www.tiktok.com/

*WEBSITE*
https://www.fieryfaithministries.com

*TELEGRAM*
Fiery Faith Ministries | https://t.me/+6lf5W12zEF81Mjhh

*SUPPORT THIS MINISTRY*
Paypal: https://paypal.me/JamesCaruthers
Zelle: [email protected]
Store: https://www.bonfire.com/store/fiery-faith-ministries

06/22/2026

Yahusha invites us to come just as we are, but His desire is not merely to forgive us—it is to transform us. In a world that often treats worship casually, Scripture calls us to honor the King with reverence, obedience, and lives that reflect His holiness.

In this Morning Manna, we examine what it means to esteem Yahuah, present ourselves as living sacrifices, and prepare ourselves as a bride made ready for her Bridegroom. From Nadav and Avihu to the teachings of Yahusha and His talmidiym, we are reminded that our Elohiym is qodesh, and those who belong to Him are called to walk in holiness.

Topics Covered:
• The difference between coming as you are and remaining unchanged
• Why Yahuah is to be approached with reverence and honor
• Presenting our bodies as living sacrifices
• Yahusha's teachings on holiness and obedience
• The call to holy conduct throughout Scripture
• Preparing as a bride for the return of the Bridegroom
• Becoming new creatures through Yahusha Ha'Mashiach

"But as he which has called you is holy, so be ye holy in all manner of conversation;"
— Kepha Ri'shon (1 Peter) 1:15

May we never become casual with the One who sits upon the throne. Let us honor the King with our words, our worship, and our lives.

🔥 Subscribe for more Morning Manna teachings, Torah studies, original music, and fellowship.

Yahusha invites us to come just as we are, but His desire is not me...

06/21/2026

Shalom, blessings, Happy 1st day, beloved family!

Its a new day. A new week for fresh beginnings. I pray Shabbat gave you a recharge as you took time to rest and restore in him. Yahuah's promises are true and his word is righteousness.

While watching Jacob's Tent yesterday a message was presented that really made me think. Are we giving Yahuah the reverence and honor he deserves? Do we have respect and humility when approaching him in prayer and in worship? Are we too informal ? Maybe a little too comfortable and lax? He is the one true Elohiym who is worthy of all praises and glory and of our honor of him. I intend to be more mindful this week as I approach him and worship him. In my coming in and goin out that I am honoring him with all of my words, actions, my appearance, and my everything!

Saying: We will fall into the hands of Yahuah, and not into the hands of men: for as his majesty is, so is his mercy. Sirach (Ecclesiasticus) 2:18

Yahuah walk with you this week and guide you through each task, test, and trials. Remember to honor him in all ways and always! Love you all!

06/21/2026

To understand what is considered food you have to read the Torah (Instructions). Unclean animals were never considered food. There is a reason why they were deemed unclean. They are the garbage collectors of the world. They eat dead / diseased things, or consume toxic waste in oceans, or even eat their own offspring. They are infested with parasites and worms. Sure, you have free will and can eat what you want. Yahusha does take our death sentence for sin but there are negative health consequences for consuming what the Father never intended us to eat.

Do we truly want to follow Yahusha or are we trying to justify finding loopholes to do what we want ignoring what is the truth? Why would we ever want to justify living a way that our Messiah would have never lived? I follow no man or bad interpretation of scripture. I follow the footsteps of the man who paid for my life by giving his. I follow him!

06/20/2026

✨ Shabbat Shalom & Boker Tov, Mishpachah! ✨🌻

As the sun rises upon a new day, may your heart be filled with peace, joy, and gratitude for the goodness of Yahuah. May this Shabbat be a time of refreshing, rest, and sweet fellowship with Him and with those you love.

No matter what burdens this week may have brought, remember that His mercy has not failed. His compassion is renewed each day, and His faithfulness endures forever. Take time today to slow down, rejoice, and delight in the blessings that come from His presence.

"O give thanks unto Yahuah; for he is good: for his mercy endures forever."
— Tehilliym (Psalms) 118:29

May your home be filled with shalom, your spirit strengthened, and your eyes fixed upon Yahusha, our hope and our peace.

🌻 Have a blessed and beautiful Shabbat!

💛 Rest. Rejoice. Renew.

06/20/2026

What swallowed Qorach wasn't just the earth…

It was pride.
It was comparison.
It was jealousy.

The same poison that destroyed a rebellion in the wilderness still destroys hearts today.

🎵 "Jealousy Kills" — a powerful new original song inspired by Torah Portion Qorach (Numbers 16–18) — is a warning against envy and a call to walk in humility before Yahuah.

⚠️ Be careful what grows in secret…
What begins in the heart can shape your destiny.

🎧 Now streaming on YouTube!

"For where envying and strife is, there is confusion and every evil work." — Ya`aqov (James) 3:16

Jealousy began in the heart long before the earth opened beneath Qo...

06/19/2026

HalleluYah its almost Shabbat night live! I pray your prep day has been a blessing and that not only have you prepared your home but also your hearts!

Yahuah, Abba, Creator of the heavens and earth we praise you with hands raised and hearts bowed! Thank you for this set apart day where we put aside our work and worry and simply focus on you and your perfect will. We choose you and want only what you have for us! Join us tonight, Abba, as we gather and share your Torah and instructions. Give us new understanding and discernment. Fill our hearts with joy and rejoicing! Let it be so!

Bring your Shofar and your praises for Yahuah and Yahusha and let's start Shabbat off together in unity at 7pm est tonight! We are so excited to spend this time with you!

Join us for this week's Fiery Fellowship as we journey through Tora...