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06/23/2026

"Having the glory of God. Her radiance was like a most precious stone, like jasper, clear as crystal." - Revelation 21:11 TLV

As the apostle John describes the New Jerusalem, the first thing he notices is not its size, walls, or streets—it is the Glory of God. "Having the Glory of God" (Revelation 21:11). The city shines with a beauty that comes directly from God's Presence. Its radiance is compared to a precious jasper stone, clear and brilliant, reflecting the splendor of the Lord.

Throughout Scripture, God's Glory has always been the distinguishing mark of His presence. When the Tabernacle was completed, "the Glory of Adonai filled the Tabernacle" (Exodus 40:34). Likewise, when Solomon dedicated the Temple, "the Glory of Adonai filled the House of Adonai" (1 Kings 8:11). God's Glory transformed ordinary places into sacred spaces because He was there.

The New Jerusalem reveals the fulfillment of God's desire to dwell with His people forever. What was once experienced in part will be experienced in fullness. John later writes, "Behold, the dwelling of God is among men, and He shall tabernacle among them" (Revelation 21:3). The Glory that filled the Tabernacle and Temple will permanently fill God's eternal city.

This Glory is not only a future reality; it is also a present calling. Through Messiah Yeshua, believers are being transformed to reflect God's Glory even now. 2 Corinthians 3:18 says, "We all, with unveiled faces, beholding the Glory of the Lord, are being transformed into the same image from glory to Glory." The more we draw near to Him, the more His character is seen in our lives.

One day, faith will become sight. There will be no need for the sun or moon, for "the Glory of God illuminates it, and its lamp is the Lamb" (Revelation 21:23). The radiance of God's Presence will outshine every earthly light. Until that day, we are called to walk as children of light, reflecting His Glory in a dark world.

06/22/2026

"For the earth will be filled with the knowledge of the Glory of the Lord as the waters cover the sea." - Habakkuk 2:14

Habakkuk spoke these words during a time when he was troubled by the wickedness and injustice he saw around him. He questioned why God seemed silent while evil prospered. Instead of giving Habakkuk a complete explanation, God gave him a promise: “For the earth will be filled with the knowledge of the Glory of the Lord as the waters cover the sea” (Habakkuk 2:14).
This promise shifted the focus from the problems of the present to the certainty of God's future. No matter how dark circumstances appear, God remains in control. He declared a similar promise in Numbers 14:21, saying, “As truly as I live, all the earth shall be filled with the Glory of the Lord.” What God declares, He will accomplish.

The phrase “knowledge of the Glory of the Lord” means more than knowing facts about God. It speaks of a deep recognition of who He is—His holiness, power, mercy, and faithfulness. This is why Isaiah 11:9 says, “The earth shall be full of the knowledge of the Lord as the waters cover the sea.” One day, God's greatness will be known throughout the world.

We see the beginning of this fulfillment in Yeshua Messiah. John 1:14 declares, “We beheld His Glory, the Glory as of the only begotten of the Father, full of Grace and Truth.” Through Yeshua, God revealed His Glory in a way humanity could see and experience. His life, death, and resurrection displayed God's love, justice, and power.

Today, believers carry that same light. 2 Corinthians 4:6 says, “God... has shined in our hearts to give the light of the knowledge of the Glory of God in the face of Yeshua.” As we follow Adonai, our lives become a testimony of God's Glory to a world that desperately needs Him.

One day, God's promise will reach its complete fulfillment. Revelation 21:23 describes the eternal city, saying, “The Glory of God illuminated it.” The earth's story ends not in darkness but in the full manifestation of God's Presence and Glory.

Until that day, Habakkuk 2:14 calls us to live with hope. The troubles we see today are temporary, but God's Glory is eternal. What God promised through His prophet will surely come to pass.

06/19/2026

Sing praises to the Lord, you who belong to Him [loyal ones; saints]; praise [give thanks to] His Holy name. His anger lasts only a moment, but His ·kindness [favor] lasts for a lifetime. Crying may last for a night, but joy comes in the morning. Psalm 30:4-5 EXB

Praise is the act of expressing admiration; commendation; laudation. the offering of grateful homage in words or song, as an act of worship: a hymn of praise to God. We who belong to God are expected to sing praises to the Lord. We are to give thanks to His Holy name.

There are many reasons to give praise and thanks to the Lord. The fact that we are alive, in the land of the living, breathing the breath of life, are a few reasons to praise God. Giving praise and thanks to the Lord says to Him, that we appreciate Him. We appreciate His faithfulness to us, even when we are not faithful, He remains faithful. There are times when we cause God to be angry with us, yet His anger does not last forever, but it lasts only for a moment. That is reason to praise Him, Hallelujah!

Look at the goodness of our God! While His anger lasts only a moment, His kindness, His favor lasts for a lifetime. If you need a reason to praise the Lord, this right here is reason to praise Him. Truth is, sometimes we are deserving of His judgement, but He extends love, mercy and grace! He does not stop there. When we are brokenhearted, hurt, feeling broken and sad, it’s not forever. Our Lord offers us joy!

He said weeping, crying may last for the night, during the dark seasons of our lives, but rest assure, joy is coming. There will be a breaking of daylight, and you will be filled with joy. The joy from the Lord will cause the night season to be nothing but a memory. The scripture comes to mind, When a woman ·gives birth to a baby [goes into labor], she has pain, because her ·time [L hour] has come. But when her baby is born, she ·forgets the pain [does not remember the suffering/affliction], because ·she is so happy [L of the joy] that a ·child [L human being] has been born into the world; John 16:21 EXB

You may be going through a dark season right now, but be confident, JOY is coming! Declare it in the atmosphere! Declare it over your life! JOY IS COMING!!!

06/18/2026

And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to His purpose. Romans 8:28 KJV

Life can be complicated and cause us to question God. Are you there, God? Are you seeing what is happening? Are you seeing the evil in the world? Yes, we do question God when things just do not make sense to us. How can good be found or come out of something bad?

When we look at the life of some persons in the bible, if we did not know how their story ended, we might have concluded God was absent during the difficult times. We are privilege to be able to read the many life stories written in the word of God. This strengthens our faith and brings encouragement to us to press on.

When we look at the life of Rahab, who would have thought God would use her to help His people defeat Jericho? Rahab was a harlot. She risked her life and saved the life of the two spies. Though she was a heathen, when her people heard how God had defeated other nations and given His people victory, fear gripped her people’s heart. So much so that they shut up the city of Jericho.

Rahab, however, choose to believe and came in alignment with the people of God. This resulted in both her and her family being saved. Not only were they saved when the wall of Jericho fell but she is also mentioned in the hall book of faith. By faith the harlot Rahab perished not with them that believed not, when she had received the spies with peace, Hebrews 11:31 KJV.

Rahab may have been a pr******te, but her life had purpose. Do not focus so much on the bad that is going on in your life right now. Fix your eyes on Jesus. Know that He does not slumber or sleep. He sees and knows everything that you are facing right now. When it gets really tough, know that God will work it out for your good and for His purpose.

06/17/2026

When God doesn’t seem to be answering our prayers it can be hard. Sometimes, downright awful.
One minute I’m determined to trust God. In the next, I feel myself slipping. The “why” questions tumble in so hard. My heart hurts. My eyes leak. Ever been there?

I don’t want to oversimplify what to do in these times. I know from prayer requests I’ve received over the years many of us are facing really tough issues. Situations where the answers aren’t easy or clear cut. But I have discovered a few things that help me when God seems silent…

When it feels like God isn’t answering your prayers, the most important thing is to keep communicating rather than pulling away. Instead of viewing His silence as rejection, practice faithful endurance, pivot to prayers of surrender, and lean into the community around you. Most of all, give thanks and praise as you prepare for what you’re waiting for.

It’s easy to entertain anxiety, frustration, impatience and even anger during these times. Some may even feel confused, because you know what God said to you in prayer. Yet, you’re wondering, did I hear right? Did I miss God somewhere?
You don't have to hide your frustration or sadness. The Psalms are full of "laments"—raw, honest cries directly to God expressing pain and confusion. He can handle your honesty and will respond. But we have to position ourselves to go where truth is. Go fellowship with other Believers. Listen to praise music. Read verses. Memorize verses. And keep talking to God.

Don't stop praying. Consider shifting your focus from asking for a specific outcome to asking for God’s will and peace. Often, unanswered prayer is seen as a tool for personal growth or redirection. Take time for quiet introspection. Examine your motives to see whether your requests align with God’s will or if there is any hidden sin or misalignment in your life.

Before you get lost in complaining, praise God out loud…even break out in a dance. In the midst of what you’re facing, find simple things to praise God for…A child’s laugh. A shrub that blooms. The warmth of a blanket. The gift of this breath and then the next.
Psalm 40:3 reminds me God will give me a new song when I make praise the habit of my heart and mouth: “He put a new song in my mouth, a hymn of praise to our God. Many will see and fear the LORD and put their trust in Him”

When your own faith feels weak, lean into the company of trusted friends or mentors who can speak truth and offer support. You see that friend who speaks truth? Listen to her. Stay connected to her. Let her speak truth into your life, even when you’re tired of hearing it. Stand in the shadow of her faith when you feel your own faith is weak. Let her lead you back to God time and time again. “One who is righteous is a guide to his neighbor …” (Proverbs 12:26a ESV).

It’s okay to feel hurt and confused. Our God is big enough to handle our honest feelings. But don’t let your feelings lead you away from God or away from His truth. Press into Him. Praise Him. And put yourself in the company of truth.

As you stay with God in these ways, you’ll become ready to receive His answer when it comes.

Dear Lord, thank You for hearing every “why” my heart sends up to You. Forgive me when I retreat from You and Your Word. I want to trust You more. In Yeshua’s Name, Amen.

06/16/2026

"I pray that the God of our Lord Yeshua the Messiah, the glorious Father, may give you spiritual wisdom and revelation in knowing Him. I pray that the eyes of your heart may be enlightened, so that you may know what is the hope of His calling, what is the richness of His glorious inheritance in the kedoshim, and what is His exceedingly great power toward us who keep trusting Him—in keeping with the working of His mighty strength. This power He exercised in Messiah when He raised Him from the dead and seated Him at His right hand in heaven. He is far above all rule and authority and power and dominion, and every name that is named—not only in the olam hazeh, but also in the olam haba." - Ephesians 1:17–21 TLV

Paul’s prayer in Ephesians 1 is not asking for more external blessings but for internal revelation—that believers would see reality as God defines it. Spiritual immaturity is not lack of effort; it is often lack of sight. That is why Paul prays for “the eyes of your heart” to be enlightened. He is pointing to a deeper kind of knowing: not information about God, but perception of God Himself at work.

The three things Paul wants believers to grasp—hope, inheritance, and power—are not separate topics but one unified reality. The hope of His calling is not wishful thinking but a settled confidence that God has already begun what He will complete. The richness of His inheritance is not only what we receive from God, but that we ourselves are God’s treasured possession in Messiah. And the greatness of His power is the divine energy that secures both the calling and the inheritance.

Paul then anchors everything in history: the resurrection and exaltation of Yeshua. The same power that broke death is the standard of power working toward believers. This means God’s power is not abstract or symbolic—it is resurrection power applied toward human weakness, limitation, and spiritual bo***ge. Nothing in creation compares to it.

This is why Paul emphasizes Yeshua being seated “far above all rule and authority.” In ancient thought, “powers and dominions” represented both visible governments and unseen spiritual forces. Paul declares that Messiah is not competing with them—He is enthroned above them. That means every fear, pressure, accusation, and limitation is already placed beneath His authority.

But Paul’s deepest point is not simply Yeshua’s position—it is our participation in it. Later in Ephesians 2, he will say that believers are seated with Him in heavenly places. This means that believers should live from a place of victory already secured, not toward victory still uncertain.

The spiritual struggle, then, is often not for God to act, but for us to see clearly. When the eyes of the heart are opened, anxiety loses its authority, discouragement loses its weight, and temptation loses its disguise. What remains is a steady awareness: Yeshua reigns, and His power is actively sustaining His people.

So the question Paul’s prayer ultimately presses into us is this: Do we interpret our lives through earthly limitations, or through the risen authority of Yeshua? Because the same power that raised Him is not distant—it is toward those who believe.

06/15/2026

"And blessed be His glorious Name forever May all the earth be fillef with His glory! Amen, and Amen "Psalm 72:19 TLV.

Psalm 72 ends with a beautiful outpouring of praise as the psalmist exalts God's glorious name. After reflecting on God's righteous rule, justice, and care for His people, the focus turns entirely to worship. The psalmist declares that God's name is worthy to be blessed forever because His character is perfect and His reign has no end.

God's name represents who He is—holy, loving, faithful, merciful, and sovereign. Human achievements fade, reputations change, and earthly kingdoms rise and fall, but God's glory remains forever. He is the same yesterday, today, and forever. Because of this, our praise should not depend on our circumstances. Whether we are walking through seasons of abundance or difficulty, God is always worthy of our trust and worship.

The psalmist also prays, "Let the whole earth be filled with His glory." This is more than a statement of praise; it is a vision of God's purpose for the world. From the beginning, God has desired that all nations know Him and experience His salvation. His glory is revealed through His creation, His works, and ultimately through Yeshua. One day, every nation and people group will acknowledge His greatness.
This theme is echoed throughout Scripture. Isaiah 6:3 proclaims, "The whole earth is full of His glory." Habakkuk 2:14 promises that "the earth will be filled with the knowledge of the glory of the Lord as the waters cover the sea." Yeshua teaches in Matthew 5:16 that believers are to let their light shine before others so that God may be glorified. These verses remind us that we are called to participate in God's mission by reflecting His character and sharing His love with the world.

Today, consider how your life can bring glory to God. Worship Him not only with your words but also with your actions. Show His love to others, remain faithful in your responsibilities, and trust Him in every circumstance. As you do, you become a living testimony of His goodness and help fulfill the prayer that His glory would fill the earth.

06/12/2026

If ye love me, keep my commandments. John 14:15 KJV.

In the book of John, chapter 14, it can be concluded, that love and obedience goes hand in hand. I would like to highlight, that love for God leads to obedience to God. Throughout the gospels, Yeshua would say, ‘if you love me, keep my commandments’. It’s not just speaking words, but your love for God must be demonstrated through obedience.

Yeshua never tried to bring glory to Himself. He always pleased the Father. He told the disciples, what I am saying, what I am doing, I do not say or do anything on my own. I say and do what the Father say to me. In verse 10, Yeshua said; ‘the words that I speak unto you I speak not of myself; but the Father that dwelleth in me, He doeth the works’. Verse 31 says, ‘but that the world may know that I love the Father; and as the Father gave me commandment, even so I do’. Yeshua submitted Himself to the Father, so that the Father’s will be done, even to death on a cross.

Yeshua lived an exemplified life for the disciples to follow. In verse 21, Yeshua said ‘He that hath my commandments, and keeps them, he it is that loveth me: and he that loveth me shall be loved of my Father, and I will love him, and will manifest myself to him’. The same is required of us. If we say we love Yeshua, we are to keep His commandments. When we keep His commandments, we are not only loved by Yeshua but also by the Father. One benefit of loving and obeying the commandments is, Yeshua will manifest Himself to us, and both Him and the Father will come and live with us.

You may ask the question; how does Yeshua and the Father live with us or live in us? They live in us through the Holy Spirit whom the Father sent in Yeshua’ name. The Holy Spirit comes as a representative of the Father and Son. He was sent to teach us all things and to bring all things to our remembrance, the things Yeshua have spoken to us.

My question to us today is, do we really love Yeshua? Then, we are to obey His commandments!

06/11/2026

The Lord our God has secrets known to no one. We are not accountable for them, but we and our children are accountable forever for all that He has revealed to us, so that we may obey all the terms of these instructions. Deuteronomy 29:29 NLT

In Deuteronomy 29 Moses restated the covenant that the Lord had made with the children of Israel at Mount Horeb. Moses gathered all the people and reminded them of what the Lord had done for them; how God had delivered them out of Egypt and had kept them in the wilderness. He gave them the victory over the nations that fought against them. He proved to them that He was able to take care of them, by providing their daily needs.

There was one thing that God required of them, that is, they would obey Him by keeping the Covenant. It was important for them, to obey the terms of the Covenant so that they will prosper in everything they do. The Covenant was for all the people; men, women and children. Even those who were not Israelites by birth but had chosen to be joined to them, including their servants.

God is saying to us today, obey the Covenant, obey the commandments I have given to you; if you want to prosper in everything you do. We are to teach those of our household the things of the Lord. The Covenant, the commandments are not for you alone, but for all of our future generations as well. If He is indeed our God and we are His sons and daughters, we are to obey Him.

Quite naturally, if we do not obey the Covenant, the commandments of God, there would be consequences. I think of us as parents, when we tell our children do something, we expect them to obey us. We also tell them what the consequences would be if they disobey. It is no different for us if we disobey the Covenant, the commandments of God. He told the Israelites what would happen if they disobeyed. Our Heavenly Father is loving and only desires to give us His best.

The scripture reference for today, says there are secrets the Lord your God has not revealed to us, but these words that He has revealed are for us and our children to obey forever. There are secrets God has not yet revealed. As we obey the Covenant, the commandments of the Lord, He will continue to reveal His secrets to us. What is important right now is that we obey what have been revealed to us. We are responsible for what God has revealed, and we are admonished not to take it lightly.

06/10/2026

"The LORD Almighty has sworn an oath: "What I have planned will happen. What I have determined to do will be done." - Isaiah 14:24

God has an unwavering purpose, where His will is absolute and requires no backup. God's plan is the ultimate and perfect "Plan A".

God has all the power and knowledge to see His intentions through to the end without needing alternatives (Job 42:2). while humanity has contingencies, God’s original design is the one that ultimately succeeds (Proverbs 14:21). Because God is sovereign, His direction transcends the need for human "Plan Bs."

"Salvation is found in no one else, for there is no other name under heaven given to mankind by which we must be saved." Yeshua Messiah's sacrifice, shows there is no secondary option for redemption. Adonai will not accept no plan B for our salvation.

Believers are reassured that even when circumstances feel unpredictable, everything fits into God's overarching purpose.

Just in case the job doesn't work...Just in case Yeshua delays...we secretly create a plan B. But faith does not have a backup plan. True faith only has one plan; God's plan.

God doesn't have a plan B for your life. And He shouldn't be your Plan B. Before the foundation of the earth, He planned your entire existence (Psalm 139:16). God's knowledge is not limited by time; He knows the entirety of a person's life before it even unfolds. God has a deliberate plan and purpose for every single day of our lives.

When you live by faith and walk in the Spirit, you won't have to worry about Plan B. God's perfect plan will be fulfilled in your life.

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