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This isn’t about being “against” people or attacking anyone’s sincerity.It’s about who I worship, how I worship, and who gets to decide that. For me, that authority belongs to Yehovah alone—not church history, not culture, not tradition. That’s why I’ve stepped away from Christmas and chosen to honor Yehovah’s appointed feasts instead. 1. Yehovah Already…
If you love the Tanakh and cling to the words of Moshe and the Prophets, we already share something deep in common. This isn’t about changing books. It’s about taking the Tanakh so seriously that we ask a simple but uncomfortable question: If Yehovah gave us clues about when Messiah must come…what happens if that…
Most believers have a mental picture of Yeshua. For many, that picture is shaped almost entirely by the cross: the beaten body, the crown of thorns, the Lamb who suffered for our salvation. That image is true, precious, and central to the gospel. But Scripture insists we also be ready for something else. Because the…
A reflection on 2 Timothy 4:6–8 There is a difference between being busy and being faithful.A difference between starting strong and finishing well.A difference between a burst of zeal and a lifetime of endurance. Paul’s words in 2 Timothy 4:6–8 are not the diary entry of a man who got lucky. They are the testimony…
There are moments in Scripture that feel like a doorway—small on the page, enormous in meaning. The visit of the Magi is one of those. Matthew gives us a concise account, but it’s packed with prophetic resonance, historical tension, and—if we carefully allow it—an intriguing layer of ancient tradition that later communities used to reflect…
