Women connecting to G-d and each other
This week, school began in our county. This means six kids attending five schools and chaos for me as I try to keep up with all the teacher and school notifications. Mornings have gone from summer time laziness and pajamas to early morning hustle and running to catch the bus. I am determined to keep … Continue reading Glass Frog
In Scripture, all the words are significant, but if something is mentioned more than once, we take notice. If something is repeated numerous times within close proximity, we should definitely pay attention. This past year, in my Bible reading time, I've been paying attention to how G-d, or his angelic messengers, address different people. What … Continue reading Greatly Loved
3 For it is we who are the circumcision, who worship by the Ruach Elohim and glory in Messiah Yeshua and have not depended on the flesh— 4 though I myself might have confidence in the flesh also. If anyone else thinks he might depend on the flesh, I far more— 5 circumcised the eighth … Continue reading To the Messianic Community Part 3
Last week's blog post generated a lot of comments and buzz. Most people agreed that there was a need for us to put aside personal disdain for others who are different within our religious community and begin to work together for a common purpose. One person left this comment, "...I also think that it is … Continue reading To the Messianic Community Part 2
I was raised in a Messianic Jewish family, brought up in church and small Messianic home groups until the age of 15 because there was no Messianic synagogue that we knew of in our area. I have been active in my local synagogue all these years since, also attending local conferences in my region on … Continue reading To the Messianic Community
Who doesn't love a Throwback Thursday or #tbt as they're affectionately hashtagged? Here at Neshama, we want to focus on things from the past that affected us in a positive, spiritual way. I was reading a friend's Facebook post about Keith Green - nice Jewish boy who was on fire for G-d - and it … Continue reading Throwback Thursday
