Soul Harvest International Ministries, Inc.

06/09/2026

He knew no sin, yet bore our iniquities. The Son of God chose the cross, taking on shame and reproach to pay the sin debt in full. A profound act of love and redemption.

06/08/2026

Let's thank God for the freedom and liberty we have in the Holy Ghost. We pray for forgiveness of sins, trusting in His faithfulness. May He continue to bless His people and draw all to the risen Savior.

06/08/2026

06/07/2026

Beha’alotcha "When You Set Up"
Portion Summaries

The third reading from the book of Numbers and the thirty-sixth reading from the Torah is called Beha’alotcha, a word that literally means “when you ascend.” It comes from the first verse of the portion, which could literally be translated as “when you ascend the lamps” (Numbers 8:2), a reference to the fact that the priest had to step up to clean and light the lamps of the menorah. This portion is jam-packed, telling of the consecration of the Levites, the first Passover in the wilderness, the silver trumpets, the cloud of glory, the departure from Sinai, the grumbling in the wilderness, the first Sanhedrin, and the punishment of Miriam.

06/07/2026

COVID was meant for evil, but God used it for our good. It opened our eyes to relying less on man's information and manipulated science. They lied and designed destruction in their labs.

06/04/2026

News reports highlight increasing homelessness and joblessness due to AI, with a biblical call for spiritual leaders to intercede. Yet, the church remains silent, failing to respond in a godly manner. Instead of separation and prayer, many join political movements.

06/04/2026

The need for judgment and justice is paramount for those involved in s*x trafficking, cannibalism, and other horrific acts. Dismissing these as conspiracy theories, like a man creating vaccines to harm, prevents us from seeing the proof. The rise in childhood autism, linked by some to vaccines, is another example of a truth we often disassociate from instead of investigating.

05/31/2026

Nasso "Make an Accounting"
Portion Summaries
The second reading from the book of Numbers and the thirty-fifth reading from the Torah is called Nasso, a word that literally means “lift up.” It comes from the first word of the second verse in Hebrew, which could literally be translated to say, “Lift up the heads of the sons of Gershon,” an idiomatic way of saying, “Make an accounting of the sons of Gershon.” This Torah portion finishes up the census of the Levites that was under way at the end of the last Torah portion before going on to discuss the purification of the camp, the ritual for a woman suspected of adultery, the laws of the Nazirite vow, the priestly benediction, and the gifts the heads of the twelve tribes brought for the dedication of the altar.

05/31/2026

Peter clarifies the divine outpouring: not drunkenness, but prophecy, visions, and dreams as foretold by Joel. This signifies a new covenant, God's law written on our hearts, fostering a deep, personal knowledge of Him. It's about relationship, not mere external expression. We are grafted into His plan, a continuation of His work for all believers.