Ask Eve Ministries

03/02/2026

I wanted to share our newest set of Tzitzits. As you can see, they represent the Tabernacle. I'm so happy with the way they turned out.

02/17/2026

02/17/2026

02/04/2026

It's Time

02/02/2026

Jael is one of the most overlooked women in Scripture.
When Israel was being crushed under the weight of oppression, God raised up Deborah to lead and Barak to fight — but the final blow against the enemy did not come from an army or a general. It came through a woman, alone, in a tent.
Sisera, commander of the Canaanite forces, fled the battlefield in fear. He was exhausted, defeated, and desperate. When he reached Jael’s tent, she welcomed him, gave him milk, and covered him so he could rest. He believed he was safe.
But Jael understood something he did not — this was not just a moment of opportunity. It was a moment of calling.
While the enemy slept, she took a tent peg and a hammer and drove it through his head, ending the reign of terror that had plagued God’s people for years. In a single act of courage, she changed the course of a nation.
Judges 5 calls her “most blessed among women.”
This is not a story about cruelty.
It is a story about deliverance.
It is about God using those the world would never expect to bring freedom to His people.
Jael did not stand before crowds.
She did not lead an army.
She did not hold a throne.
But she was willing when the moment came.
And through her obedience, God brought victory.

01/31/2026

01/31/2026

01/31/2026

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