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Unity Series — The Deception of Fear and the Call Back to Yeshua There are things happening in the world today that echo patterns we’ve seen throughout history, and I’ve been wrestling with how to speak about them in a way that reflects Yeshua’s heart rather than fear or division. Through prayer, reflection, and the help of a tool that clarified my thoughts, the Spirit brought this message into focus. The pattern of deception Whenever fear rises, whenever people begin to divide into “us” and “them,” whenever leaders use fear to gain trust, the same spiritual forces are at work. Scripture shows us that Satan has always used fear, deception, and even the written word to turn people away from the heart of God. This isn’t new, but it is happening again. Scripture without the Spirit When Yeshua was led into the wilderness, Satan tempted Him using Scripture—not lies, not obvious falsehoods, but the written word of God itself ( Matthew 4:1–10 ). The enemy has always kn...

Can We Trust God to Protect Us? Can we trust that God will protect us no matter what we're going through? I believe we absolutely can. Many of us are facing moments that feel uncertain and frightening. We worry about our future, our children, our neighbors, our nation, and even the world around us. But when we belong to God, we don't face these fears alone. We stand under the care of a Father who sees, knows, and guards His own. Think about what it truly means to be God's children. He is our Father — steadfast, present, and unchanging. No matter how old we become or how complicated life feels, His role as our Father never shifts. And because He is our Father, His protection is not fragile or occasional. It is rooted in His character, His promises, and His love. God’s Protection in Acts: A Foundation of Certainty These passages don’t just show isolated miracles — they reveal a pattern of God safeg...

There is scripture in the Old Testament of the Bible (same as the Jewish Bible called the Tanakh) that I think about sometimes. Isaiah 11:6-9 Lexham English Bible (LEB) 6  And a wolf shall stay [ a ] with a lamb,      and a leopard shall lie down with a kid, and a calf and a lion and a fatling together      as a small boy leads [ b ] them. 7  And a cow and a bear shall graze;      their young shall lie down together.      And a lion shall eat straw like the cattle. 8  And an infant [ c ] shall play over a serpent’s hole,      and a toddler [ d ] shall put his hand on a viper’s hole. 9  They will not injure and they will not destroy on all of my holy mountain , [ e ]      for the earth will be full of the knowledge of Yahweh,          as the waters cover the sea...

😕😲😧 It is hard to put into words my feelings and thoughts right now; about the future of America and the world. I did not vote for Trump. I do not hate him but I don't know that I could say that I love him either. I will definitely pray for him, for me, and for our nation.  That word,"hate", I have heard it so many times lately. I have heard it come from the mouths of Christians. The very word Christian means you believe in Christ Jesus and profess His teachings which is love not hate; love God, love neighbor, and even love our enemy (I would like to tell you, hopefully in the next post, about a book I last read which tells how enemies during WWII became friends through the gospel of Christ). I had a feeling that Trump would be nominated as our next president. I even made a comment on Facebook to a friend a while back that I thought that he probably would be elected. But, when all was done and he was elected, I was stunned, shocked. How did this happen? I do bel...

Fear and Unbelief — A Light in Dark Times Fear is one of the oldest tools the enemy uses. It clouds our vision, drains our hope, and convinces us that God is distant or powerless. In every generation, something rises in the world that tries to intimidate, divide, or overwhelm us. But fear itself is the real threat — not the headlines. Fear as a Weapon Radical groups, violent movements, and destructive ideologies often claim divine backing. They boast that their “god” will give them victory, power, or dominance. But beneath all the noise is a simple strategy: they want people afraid . Fear makes us forget who God is. Fear makes us forget who we are. Fear makes us believe that darkness is stronger than light. But the One True God never uses fear to draw people to Himself. Fear leads to unbelief, and unbelief leads to hopelessness — which is exactly where Satan wants us. A Story of Deliveranc...