What is a Nathan calling/ anointing, and what would it look like for today? Nathan had a specific, distinctive, prophetic anointing. The Nathan type anointing has the ability to expose leadership, pride, coldness, rebellion, and lead the body and those in leadership to repentance. It opens the eyes of the people who have lost their…
Dismembered Body Part 3–Government in His House
Welcome to my blog. Today, I am going to be focusing on lawlessness in the Body of Yeshua versus our nation, and the 5-fold ministry. Also, social media—what are the rules? Please click the subscribe button on the podcast/ Youtube channel. A big shout out to James Block for allowing his beautiful music to be…
A Dismembered Body/Nation Part #2
Part # 1 Here Part #2 This story of the concubine is strangely familiar to a story in Genesis with Lot and his daughters. The chain of events with the Levite and his wife/concubine is interesting. Firstly, it was the Levites who did all the work connected with the temple. Aaron’s descendants were the priests,…
A Dismembered Body/Nation Part #1
This is Part #1 in a series about our nation and authority. What does a story in Judges about a woman cut up into 12 pieces have to do with our nation? This Biblical account is often passed over due to its horrific violence. Out of curiosity, I opened a Google search bar for bodies…
The Voice of Hosea
I heard the men whispering in the market. Suddenly one of them with piercing eyes was standing before me. “What is your daughter’s name, he asked?” I glance down at her angelic face before answering him. Lo-Ruhammah, (low—Rue-hay-ma) I whisper. “So it is true?” He says, his eyes intently staring at me. I stood up…
Who is Your Master Chef?
Podcast/youtube audio below blog. Please subscribe to my channel for future messages. During COVID-19 and isolation, I started watching a cooking series. This particular one was a competition-style show where people were competing against one another for money and other prizes. One woman, who often made the sign of the cross when she did well…
Darkness and Light
I stumbled across this poem written many years ago and decided to post it. It was covering every windowpane Darkness Thick and draped and full of dust A scent of mothballs A hint of myrrh And along the hearth a candle burns Dripping wax Collected things adorned on nooks Coat racks and cluttered clothes Boards…
Taking Thoughts Captive and a Glass of Vino
Arguing can be healthy. Searching out matters for truth is refreshing. What lies in the center of the Torah? Moses and Aaron are arguing. Elsewhere, Moses argues with HaShem, and Moses wins. Abraham argues with the Father over Sodom and Gomorrah, and Abraham wins. Arguing or disputes can teach us something we may not have…
The Assassin and the Altar
“The Don considered a use of threats the most foolish kind of exposure; the unleashing of anger without forethought as the most dangerous indulgence.” ― Mario Puzo, The Godfather First Kings Chapter two, plays out like an assassin movie with a leading hitman. Part of David’s last words involve an interesting story where Joseph and…
Beethoven and Kislev
Beethoven was born on December 17th, 1770. Right away, I noticed the sevens and looked up the date on the calendar for that year. His date of birth fell on the 7th day of Chanukah (Hanukkah) in the Hebrew month of Kislev. (Although Hanukkah always begins on the 25th day of Kislev, that date…