Shalom Mishpocha,  Happy New Year! We have entered the Gregorian Calendar year of 2026. The 1st of Nisan (the Biblical New Year) begins at sunset, Wednesday March 18th, 2026, beginning the year 5786. January is the first month of the year, named after Janus, the Roman god of beginnings and transitions, who had two faces looking at the past and the future. The months of January and February were no...  Read More

I Kings 19:19 (TLV). 'So he departed from there and found Elisha son of Shaphat while he was plowing with twelve pairs of oxen before him, and he with the twelfth. Then Elijah crossed over to him and threw his mantle (addereth: a large over-garment, A representation of Elijah's office as prophet of Israel; mantle) on him. '  A mantle is an office, role, or responsibility that passes from one perso...  Read More

In political science and political history, the term power vacuum is an analogy between a physical vacuum and a political condition: When a leader has lost control of something and there is no one in line to replace them. Such a situation can occur when a government has no identifiable central power structure or authority or is one that is weak.  The analogy explains that in a power vacuum, other ...  Read More

Planting and building a Messianic Congregation is unlike any other work or ministry within the body of Messiah.  Jewish believers come to the body with over 4,000 years of biblical history and heavenly mandates coupled with the oracles of God! Paul described this in Romans 9:4-5. the people of Isra'el! They were made God's children, the Sh'khinah has been with them, the covenants are theirs, likew...  Read More

As Jews we are tied to this Gentile Christmas season whether we like it or not.  The ENTIRE WORLD (secular and Christian alike) pauses December 25th to recognize and celebrate the birth of a Jewish baby, the Mashiach 2,000 years ago. Such a momentous event that has changed [EC1] time! Before you judge me, hear me out for a moment. This time of year, I listen to the holiday channel on Sirius Radio....  Read More

We pray you had a blessed and meaningful Thanksgiving holiday with family and friends! As we have entered into the month of December, we look forward to the M.J.A.A. Southeast Regional Conference December 19th-21st, 2025 at the Rosen Plaza Hotel in Orlando Florida! It is a powerful, supernatural weekend of Messianic praise, worship, teaching, and fellowship! Emmanual Roro, Paul Wilbur, and the Nes...  Read More

The cool winds of November have arrived! For those of us who live here in Coastal Virginia November is a fall month of harvest, pumpkin pies, and the peak of our fall colorful leaves. November is a month filled with warmth, reflection, and preparation. As autumn transitions to winter in the Northern Hemisphere and spring blooms into summer in the Southern Hemisphere, November offers a mix of seaso...  Read More

We often refer to Ephesians 2 and the One New Man.  Yeshua died to repair the division between Jew and Gentile and release reconciliation.  He actually did way more than that, He brought restoration between socio economic differences, cultural differences, division between men and women, and restored honor, integrity, character and dignity into a dishonorable and corrupt society.  Yeshua also comm...  Read More

Genesis 4:2-8. In addition she gave birth to his brother Hevel. Hevel kept sheep, while Kayin worked the soil. 3 In the course of time Kayin brought an offering to ADONAI from the produce of the soil; 4 and Hevel too brought from the firstborn of his sheep, including their fat. ADONAI accepted Hevel and his offering 5 but did not accept Kayin and his offering. Kayin was very angry, and his face fe...  Read More

Shalom and Chag Sameach (Happy Holidays)!  October is here; we’re cruising into the peak autumn season!! October is the tenth month of the year in the Julian and Gregorian calendars. Its length is 31 days. The eighth month in the old calendar of Romulus c. 750 BC, October retained its name (from Latin and Greek ôctō meaning "eight").   With great sadness and a heavy heart, we remember the 2nd anni...  Read More

Contemporary, mainstream religious services follow a worship model known as “Seeker Sensitive”. Seeker Sensitive worship was established some 40 years ago by Pastor Bill Hybels and his church “Willow Creek” outside Chicago, Illinois.  I almost guarantee you all have seen it you’re just not familiar with the term.  The following is a quote from a 2008 Charisma Magazine article describing seeker sen...  Read More

Genesis 1:1-2.  In the beginning God (El’ohiym: El is God, Adonai, em is the Hebrew letter Nun that makes it plural) created the heavens and the earth. 2 The earth was unformed and void, darkness was on the face of the deep, and the Spirit of God hovered (merachefet: hover, flutter, tremble, shake, moved) over the surface of the water.  In the very first, opening statement of Torah.  God identifie...  Read More