I have known for many years what was written in Deuteronomy 18:15 (TLV): “Adonai your God will raise up for you a prophet like me from your midst—from your brothers. To him you must listen.” The same prophecy is quoted in Acts 3:22: “Moses said, ‘Adonai your God will raise up for you a Prophet …
From chapter 4 (“Prospering in the Day of Famine”) from John Eckhardt’s new book, You Shall Recover All They shall not be ashamed in the evil time, and in the days of famine they shall be satisfied. —PSALM 37:19 This psalm is very close to my heart. God will satisfy you. “Fret not thyself because …
I have been a Messianic Jew for more than 40 years. When people find out that I am, after they get past the whole “What, you’re a Jew who believes in Yeshua (Jesus)?” thing, I am often asked how I walk out my life as a Jew. I say that I am asked when, in …
I have often wondered how it is that we will no longer commit sin once we get to heaven. Here are some thoughts that I believe the Lord has shown me in that regard. Though Eve and Adam walked with God Himself in the Garden of Eden (Gen. 3:8)—seemingly in a state of perfection—they were …
From chapter 12 (“How to Beat the Keto Flu”) from Dr. Don Colbert’s new book, Beyond Keto The keto flu is not a flu. Rather, it’s a combination of non-life-threatening symptoms that feel like a flu. That’s all. And for the most part, it’s your body’s reaction to shifting from a high-carb diet to a …
Twenty-first-century populations find themselves gripped in a global fight for life. Throughout, and before these days, the Lord ceaselessly spoke one word to me concerning it. The word was hope. Little did I know at the time the battleground descending on earth would make people struggle for hope. More than 125 times Scripture mentions hope; …
I know that after glancing at the headline of this article, some of you reading this will be very disappointed in my decision, but I ask, actually I plead with you, to please read the entire article before rejecting my decision and rejecting me. I know this topic is controversial and has even divided families …
According to the Gospel of Matthew, after Jesus was born in Bethlehem, certain wise men from the east (perhaps Persia—which is Iran today) came to Israel’s capital city, Jerusalem, in search of the one “born King of the Jews” (2:1-12). These mystic messengers said they had seen His star in the east and had come …
Prophetic Word Released from Pastor Hank Kunneman on November 19, 2021: The Spirit of the Lord says, “Are you ready to see the new that I shall bring unto you? For there is a new season; there is a new era that is among the earth. Look with your eyes. No, I do not only …
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From chapter 11 (“Are You in Ketosis?”) of Dr. Don Colbert’s new book, Beyond Keto. Ketosis is simple and yet complicated, all rolled into one. To most people on a keto diet, ketosis is simply that sweet spot where they lose weight. But ketosis is much more than that. What is Ketosis? Ketosis is that …
From chapter 11 (“Dream Again”) of John Eckhardt’s new book, You Shall Recover All Even Joseph, who was sold for a servant: whose feet they hurt with fetters: he was laid in iron: until the time that his word came: the word of the LORD tried him. —PSALM 105:17–19 Joseph’s gift of dream interpretation was …
If we ever need clarity, it’s now. What was once clear is now muddy and often confusing. Every day we receive conflicting and confusing news. Leaders are searching for answers in a multiplicity of areas. Normal life is hard enough. Then we add COVID-19, variants, the great resignation, staff crisis and more. It’s a load. …
Being a leader is never an exemption from trouble. Leaders in every field are challenged. There is COVID-19 and the variants, shutdowns, slowdowns and then personal crisis. Our family recently faced our first actual crisis — the loss of a child. When I received the text, it felt as if I was dreaming. I was …
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It’s that time of year when we stop for a moment and reflect on what God has for us in the time ahead. To take a quote from Dr. Steve Greene, “That which starts well, ends well.” There is absolutely no better way to start a year than with a promise from our heavenly Father. …
The month of Tevet began Friday, Dec. 3 at sundown and is the tenth month on the Hebrew religious calendar and the fourth month on the civil calendar. This word Tevet is from the root “Tov,” which means “good.” Tevet is unique in that it begins with the Festival of Dedication called Hanuakkah, still in …
