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Mah Tovu by Roni Bernstein

February 11, 2019 ~ jenincolor ~ Leave a comment

How goodly are your tents, O Ya’akov, your dwelling places, O Yisra’el. As for me, through Your abundant kindness I will enter Your House; I will prostrate myself toward Your Holy Sanctuary in awe of You. O Hashem, I love the House where You dwell, and the place where Your glory resides. I shall prostrate … Continue reading Mah Tovu by Roni Bernstein

L’David by Roni Bernstein

August 15, 2018 ~ jenincolor ~ Leave a comment

Elul, the month before Tishrei, is known as the month of preparation. Our season of introspection/preparation begins after Shavuot, continues through the Three Weeks, and concludes on Yom Kippur. During Elul our preparations intensify; reading Tehillim (Psalm) 27 (l’David) is part of our daily life from Rosh Ḥodesh Elul to Shmini Atzeret. There is much … Continue reading L’David by Roni Bernstein

I Have Been Awakened by Catherine Currier

June 13, 2018 ~ jenincolor ~ Leave a comment

It’s time. I have been called out. I have been signaled. I have been awakened. It all started that first trip out of my homeland in May 2010. The Baptist Collegiate Ministry from UWF took a group of college kids out of their comfy, climate-controlled cubicles and plopped them into the sticky, buggy jungle of … Continue reading I Have Been Awakened by Catherine Currier

The Shavuot Connection by Jennifer Caracelo

May 18, 2018 ~ jenincolor ~ Leave a comment

You may or may not have heard the controversy swirling around a prominent pastor who recently taught a sermon series in which he basically said that we need to set aside Exodus through Malachi - that it was an old covenant that was replaced by Jesus. I'm not going to go into all the reasons … Continue reading The Shavuot Connection by Jennifer Caracelo

When G-d Doesn’t Heal You

March 21, 2018 ~ jenincolor ~ Leave a comment

As we approach Passover, we begin to think of the miraculous steps that G-d took in bringing his people out of Egypt.  We think of the plagues, the blood, the sea swept aside so millions walked across on dry ground.  It is ancient news that our G-d is in the business of miracles.  The Bible … Continue reading When G-d Doesn’t Heal You

Winner of the Persian Bachelor?

February 28, 2018February 28, 2018 ~ jenincolor ~ Leave a comment

Many modern day purim spiels present the story of Esther as an ancient Persian version of the TV show “The Bachelor” where scores of women compete to win a marriage proposal from an eligible, handsome, young bachelor – going on scads of fancy dates and romantic excursions while he presents roses to the contests as … Continue reading Winner of the Persian Bachelor?

Why Read the Bible by Jennifer Nesbitt

January 24, 2018 ~ jenincolor ~ Leave a comment

New year, new Bible reading plan.  I have just one question for you:  Why? Why read the Bible at all? Why read the whole Bible every year?  Why? Paul writes in Romans 15:4 “For whatever was written before was written for our instruction, so that through patience and the encouragement of the Scriptures we might … Continue reading Why Read the Bible by Jennifer Nesbitt

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