Looking Beyond Until We See Christ Face to Face
Relating to the Biblical Calendar
The Reward of Involvement with God The Witness of 5787 Coming Into Focus When I first wrote what I was getting prophetically relating to the Hebraic year 5787 in 2019, I described it as “The Reward of Involvement with God.” At the time, I was looking at the Hebrew letters Peh פ and Zayin ז, following the imagery… Continue reading 5787 Seeing the Hidden Work Come Forth
Living What God Has Established I have long been fascinated by the many ways the Father bears witness to His Son. Scripture gives us prophets and covenants, the Tabernacle and priesthood, appointed times and the biblical calendar, patterns and images that appear and reappear across generations. I have come to think of these together as… Continue reading 5787 From Vav to Zayin
What God joined, history could not undo. How the Father faithfully carried His testimony until it stood before us in Christ. I have always loved the story of the woman at the well. Jesus, tired from the road, sits down beside Jacob's well at noon. A Samaritan woman comes to draw water. He asks her… Continue reading The Father’s Unbroken Thread
The Continuity of What Is Being Formed Continuity, Not Replacement The movement from one season to another is often misunderstood. It is treated as change in direction.Or as the introduction of something new. But the way the Spirit forms a people does not follow that pattern. What is established is not set aside.It is carried… Continue reading The Witness of the Letters – Vav to Zayin – From Connection to Established Reality
Divine Language There is a fascination with symbols, patterns, and prophetic imagery that can easily become an end in itself. The search for meaning becomes more compelling than the meaning being revealed. The pursuit of mystery becomes more attractive than the One to whom the mystery points. Yet Scripture consistently moves in the opposite direction.… Continue reading From Vav To Zayin An Intro
Pentecost is not something believers are waiting to experience again, but something they are invited to live from every day. In Acts of the Apostles 2, God already poured out His Spirit, establishing a new reality for His people. The question is no longer when God will move, but how we learn to live from what He has already given through Christ.
The Lamb has been crucified. Messiah has been raised. So why do many of us still feel pressure to maintain what has already been fulfilled? This is not about rejecting obedience— it’s about understanding where it now flows from.
Pesach was never meant to remain a cycle. It was always pointing to a Person. Christ, our Passover Lamb, has been sacrificed. Not continued—fulfilled. So we do not return to maintain what He has completed. We live from it. Pesach and the Lamb Who Finished the Work