Our Greatest Need

What is man's greatest need today? Our greatest need is to know The Creator and to develop an aversion for sin. Over the years we have become desensitized to how sin separates us from Him and we consciously or unconsciously accept it as away of life, in which we can do little about it. The media is filled with the carnage of broken homes, lives and diseases which is caused by violence, disasters, despotic rulers and the stories are endless. Is there really any hope for us? Yes! There is hope; the moment that man sinned we were given the solution. The sinner needs a Redeemer and the Messiah came more than two thousand years ago and set us free from sin.
But, you say life is still the same and looks even worse! What is the answer? It is found in one word: unbelief. Most people agree that the Messiah has brought salvation to the world, but they believe that we have to live this way until He comes again. The reason for the unbelief is that we are deceived by religion and somehow we read the Bible but dont actually believe it. We are perishing for lack of knowledge, because it is very hard for most people to separate church and The Creator. Our concept of Him is often identified with the church, but the church is a social institution, and most often they do not obey Him or follow His instructions.
He has given us His Torah to instruct us in every area of our lives, and also sent His Son to demonstrate it for us. Our Messiah has sent The Holy Spirit to help us to obey and to give us the power to follow His example by faith and in renewing our minds. We can live in victory, let us seek to know the Holy Spirit and return to our first instructions: repopulate, replenish, rule and subdue the earth. All the instructions are written in the Word let us step out in faith and claim our heritage today.

Passover/Cross-Over?

During this season of celebrating Pesach it gives us many reasons to reflect on it's meaning. One of which is that Passover was made necessary when man sinned and fell far from the image of the Creator and was driven out of The Garden. Ever since that day man has to decide if he will heed the call to Passover or Crossover back to the Creator's kingdom. Enoch was one of the first to heed this call and he achieved perfection and was taken into the Most Holy Place or into the very presence of the Creator.
Next we see Noah answering this call and built the Ark on pure faith, even though no one had ever experienced rain, and was saved from the Flood. These faith stories enabled Abram to hear even more clearly and as a result left Iraq on a promise and became the Father of Faith to the world. The question to you is: will you crossover back to the Creator's Kingdom? Read the biography of those who have done so!

Woman the Helpmeet

Yah made the woman for the man so that she can help him realize his true potential. The woman is necessary for the man to become reinstated into the image of Yah and to function in His Kingdom. However, now that sin entered the picture the man must constantly fight his selfish desires in order to even begin to appreciate the woman and get the help he needs. Our society teaches that separation and gender differences are necessary for a man to be whole. Anything feminine in a man is seen as negative. But aren't these the qualities of men anyway? Afterall, the woman was taken out of him, so these nurturing qualities are part of him. Do you agree?