Ruach Elohim

Ruach Elohim - the wind/breath of God King David saw the same mighty storm clouds of God in Psalm 18 "In my distress I called on Adonai, and cried to my God for help. From His Temple He heard my voice, my cry before Him came into His ears. Then the earth rocked and quaked. … Continue reading Ruach Elohim

Getting excited

My new book is becoming a reality! It's been a journey and I have seen my story written in their stories. Those who followed Jesus through the countryside of Judea and Galilee in 30 AD had no idea what each day held for them and neither did I as I completed writing each page. The … Continue reading Getting excited

GOING ALL IN

    Lessons learned from my grandsons part 2 The water tunnel looked interesting. It was the human version of a car wash and I could tell Zekey was drawn to it. Especially with his Aunt Nana at the end of the tunnel calling him to follow her through it. Even though he is just … Continue reading GOING ALL IN

Skirting the edges of the deep

I watched my one year old grandson splash the water. He was standing on the one foot ledge at the edge of his pool. Zekey was so confident marching back and forth on that ledge. He didn't mind as the water splashed into his eyes. His Pop Pop would blow bubbles while standing in the … Continue reading Skirting the edges of the deep

Illuminations

Let's go back 200 years to the days when street lights were lit by men carrying a long stick with a wick. The lamps were gas and each evening these gas lighters went through the streets lighting the torches to these gas lights. Can you imagine what our lives would be like today had Thomas … Continue reading Illuminations

Emmaus – the road of escape

Cleopas and his friend left Jerusalem. For them it was a city filled with sorrow. Everywhere they went there were memories of Jesus. They had planned to celebrate Passover with Him, but now the empty cross stood in the shadows of their memories. The gruesome execution tool of the Roman government lined the roads leading … Continue reading Emmaus – the road of escape

God’s Word opens up the curtain of unbelief

His promises were becoming like the thread of old unraveling garments. Jesus had been dead and buried for three days now. His followers were either in hiding or they were getting the heck out of Dodge. Jesus had warned them, "The Son of Man is going to be delivered into the hands of men. They … Continue reading God’s Word opens up the curtain of unbelief

The Cover Up

"While the women were on the way, some of the guards went into the city and reported to the chief priests everything that had happened. When the chief priests had met with the elders and devised a plan, they gave the soldiers a large sum of money, telling them, "You are to say, 'His disciples … Continue reading The Cover Up

When He said her name

Mary had her moment. She stuck around after Peter and John returned home. "Then the followers went back home But Mary stood outside the tomb, crying." John 20:10-11 At one point, on one certain day, Jesus had entered Mary's life. He had driven out seven demons and had restored her to sanity. "and also some … Continue reading When He said her name