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A great danger we all are at risk of is thinking that we've got God figured out and somehow we can control Him. God proves over and over we do not set the rules..

The entire goal of our life is to grow closer and more intimate with God. In this passage of Torah, we see the first command God gives Moses on the mountain is the the key to bringing that about.

In Torah, there were many instructions on how to deal with ritual uncleanness with people but even buildings needed cleansing at times. By studying how to purify buildings from infections, we can see how to keep our communities healthy today.

As times continue to get more difficult, God's provision comes in unexpected ways and requires an increased level of faith. Elijah's example provides many examples for us today.

Provision in the Kingdom of God is entirely different from what we are accustomed to in the Babylonian world system in which we operate. As we look at how God provides, it will provide hope for the difficult times we are facing.

The people of Malachi's day said it was futile to serve God because their reward didn't come right away. Why do people think that and what does God say about it?

Along with being a harvest festival, the theme of Sukkot is that God dwelt with Israel in the desert. What does it really mean though that God is with us?

The five days between Yom Kippur and Sukkot are a time of preparation to meet with the Lord. After repentance comes the expectation that we will dwell with the Lord but before God does that, there's some housecleaning that needs to happen.

The Feast of Trumpets is a memorial of blowing. What are we commemorating?

Of all the sins that man commits, sexual ones seem to have the greatest devastation. God's instructions for our sexuality are imperative for us to follow to live a holy life pleasing to Him and to avoid ruining our witness and our lives.

If Yeshua told us the truth shall set us free, why are so many believers in bondage to so many different things? Perhaps we need to look at our definition of truth a little more closely.

Thinking the way God wants us to think is the most critical of all disciplines. Without proper thinking, we will constantly be led astray and make decisions that are detrimental to us. Thankfully, God supplies us with the keys to right thinking in His word..

The most effective way to condition a population is to do it through mass media and entertainment. The people who control the airwaves control what people think. How do we ensure we are not being manipulated

The Bible has much to say about money. Yeshua talked about it more than heaven, hell, faith and prayer combined. Why is the subject of money so important and what does God have to say about His will for our finances?

Yeshua talks about the concept of on earth as it is in heaven. Whatever is going on spiritually will manifest itself in the physical. Being aligned or misaligned with God will sometimes show up in our bodies.

The craziness we see in the world today is driven by the internal problem of selfishness. When people look after their own interests at the expense of others, eventually, society itself breaks down.

Selfishness destroys people, families, communities and all of society. The Bible has a cure for selfishness and that is humility. When we humble ourselves, we give glory to God.

Remembrance Day helps us recall the sacrifice our soldiers made to secure our freedom. But many times in Scripture, God tells us to remember certain things and also tells us what He remembers. Studying them helps us to understand His faithfulness.

As we approach the Feast of Shavuot, we remember it is a harvest festival. But why is that so important? What exactly is the harvest God wants to give us?

After complaining to God about lawlessness in society, God responds to Habakkuk about what He was going to do. How many times have we been shocked by God's answer to to and His plan?

The prophet Habakkuk sees injustice and corruption all around him. He complains to God as to why He allows it. Habakkuk's complaint is nothing new, nor is ours today with what we see in society

After lodging his complaint to God about the wickedness and lawlessness in Judah, God answer Habakkuk in a shocking way - He was going to send a foreign, pagan nation to judge them. How many times does God give us an answer that shocks us?

When God finally answers Habakkuk's complaint about the lack of justice, God's response shocks him. He's going to send the Babylonians to be His instrument of judgment. God's ways are certainly unlike ours and He does things in a way we never would. That is what keeps us humble before Him.

The righteous cry out for God's justice and judgment and many times are left feeling like the wicked will just keep getting away with it. Or you felt you've been given a promise and it's not coming to pass. God's promises are always guaranteed, even if it seems like they're delayed. His timing is different from ours.

The 1987 movie Wall Street told us "greed is good." Paul tells us the love of money is the root of most evil. People desire either money or power to rule over others. We can see both in Habakkuk's time and today how the pursuit of money destroys society.